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Article #5814Re: New technology CAPSTONE needs to discover
From: rca... Roy D. Cassas
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <438d1i$p...@doc.jmu.edu>, JDCA...@vax1.acs.jmu.edu says... > >It's called a "three-button mouse." I'd love to be able to use my middle >button in Witch Haven to strafe, but there is simply no option for it in the >setup menu. > >Like a previous poster once said, the Doom method of control is pretty much the >standard - and if it isn't broken, don't fix it. Tek War is too difficult to >control, Witch Haven is better, but I'd like to be able to use my tried and >true Doom technique of one hand on the mouse, the other on the arrow keys. And >while I'm at it, the up-arrow plus the mouse should = run. > >murpes > > >----------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >John Capriotti irc: murpes | B.D.: Zonker! Are you smoking the dreaded killer >JDCA...@vax1.acs.jmu.edu | marijuana in my huddle!? >My opinions are right. |Zonker: Sure, Cap'n. Want some? - DOONESBURY >----------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > All spelling and grammatical errors are because I go to JMU, where > education is subservient to process. Couldn't agree with you more about the mouse/arrow key combination and this goes back to Wolfenstein! This is the main reason I haven't bothered with any of the Capstone products since trying the demos for the Corridor 7 and the one with the terrorists (I forget the name). Anyway just my .02 (what is that damn ascii code for cents?) Roy
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