A couple key things of note:

Zach · 09-16-2009, 12:41 PM

Thanks for your interest in Jedi Knight / Dark Forces II

A couple key things of note:

Windowed Mode:
Don’t be alarmed when you launch the game and you are in windowed mode.
Only the cutscenes and menus are locked into windowed mode. The gameplay will run in full screen.

Controls:
Back when the game released, the common WSAD controller layout was not yet standard. From the main menu, goto “Setup/Controls/Options” and then click “Load Configuration”. We included a configuration set called “modern”.

3D Acceleration:
3D Acceleration is disabled by default. On modern videocards results may vary. Try at your own risk! But the game should perform fine in software mode with acceleration disabled.

Changing Resolution:
Make sure that when changing resolutions you only do it from the Main Menu of the game while not in a mission.

Save Often:
The best cure is prevention. F9 is the hotkey for quicksave. Use it frequently.

09-16-2009, 12:41 PM	#1
Zach Captain Planet Join Date: Jun 2015 Reputation: 3028 Posts: 822	A couple key things of note: Thanks for your interest in Jedi Knight / Dark Forces II A couple key things of note: Windowed Mode: Don’t be alarmed when you launch the game and you are in windowed mode. Only the cutscenes and menus are locked into windowed mode. The gameplay will run in full screen. Controls: Back when the game released, the common WSAD controller layout was not yet standard. From the main menu, goto “Setup/Controls/Options” and then click “Load Configuration”. We included a configuration set called “modern”. 3D Acceleration: 3D Acceleration is disabled by default. On modern videocards results may vary. Try at your own risk! But the game should perform fine in software mode with acceleration disabled. Changing Resolution: Make sure that when changing resolutions you only do it from the Main Menu of the game while not in a mission. Save Often: The best cure is prevention. F9 is the hotkey for quicksave. Use it frequently.