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LucasArts Entertainment Co. LLC
Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith
1/20/98

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Thank you for your purchase of Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the
Sith. We recommend that you read this file to get the most
up-to-date information about installing, running, and maxi-
mizing performance of Mysteries of the Sith. 

For additional information and in-depth technical documentation
about specific hardware, we recommend reading the Online
Troubleshooting Guide which can be accessed by clicking on
TROUBLESHOOTING on the Mysteries of the Sith Launcher. Also,
for the very latest updates related to Mysteries of the Sith,
be sure to check the LucasArts Multiplayer Home Page at
www.rebelhq.com and the LucasArts Website at www.lucasarts.com.

1) General Information
   a) Lightsaber
   b) Assigning Stars for Force Powers
   c) Disc Switching Information
   d) Installing and Uninstalling
   e) Laptop Systems
   f) Task Switching
   g) Game Crash Issues
   h) Pausing the Game
   i) Single Player Problems
   j) Multiplayer Problems
2) Internet Explorer 4.0 Active Desktop
   a) Active Desktop
3) Gameplay Issues
   a) Game Speed/Resolution Issues
   b) Skipping Cutscenes
   c) Pressing Any Key does not Always Load Last Savegame
   d) Console Commands
4) Control Issues
   a) Keyboard Issues
   b) Mouse Issues
   c) Joystick Issues
   d) Sound Issues
5) Multiplayer Games
   a) Number of Players Supported
   b) Sending Audio Messages
   b) Network Provider Information
   c) Server Suggestions
6) How to Contact LucasArts

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1) General Information

a) Lightsaber
 
   * To activate the Lightsaber, use the "1" key. It is
     now a toggle selection between Lightsaber and Fists.

b) Assigning Stars for Force Powers

   * When you start as Kyle (and again when you start as Mara),
     you will have unassigned stars. You will be able to assign
     them when you finish the level. This allows you to start
     with a higher rank than in Jedi Knight, and still have the
     flexibility to assign stars where you want them.

c) Disc Switching Information

   * We have found that some computers with Windows 95 OSR2 
     and certain CD-ROM drives may bring up a Windows con-
     firmation box if you try to eject the Mysteries of the
     Sith CD. This box is not visible under the game. If you
     try to eject the CD-ROM while Mysteries of the Sith is
     running and it doesn't open, press enter on your key-
     board to confirm the unseen Windows message. This
     should allow you to continue normally.

d) Installing and Uninstalling

   * Please make sure you have enough free space on your
     hard drive in order to play Mysteries of the Sith.
     We have found that if you have less than 20 MB of
     free space on your hard drive after installing, you
     may not be able to start the game.

   * See the Online Troubleshooting Guide for more infor-
     mation regarding space requirements.

e) Laptop Systems

   * Mysteries of the Sith has not been tested with laptop
     systems and therefore we cannot guarantee compatibility.
     Due to the wide variety of hardware configurations that
     ship with today's laptop systems, it would be impossible
     to configure a game that would work with all of them.
     Many laptops are limited in their ability to be used as
     a gaming machine because of memory configurations, their
     microchannel architecture, port configurations (i.e. no
     place for a joystick) and sound systems that are primarily
     designed to be used with productivity software.

   * The other common problem is that laptop systems will
     attempt to compress the traditional version of the
     standard 101 function keyboard (found on almost all
     desktop systems) into a much smaller key config-
     uration. This is usually done by relying on multi-
     function keys that allow the user to assign different
     functions to the same key. Unfortunately, this has
     been known to cause problems with our games.

f) Task Switching (or ALT+TAB)

   * If you need to return to your desktop while playing
     Mysteries of the Sith, please use the ALT + TAB
     combination to task switch. We recommend that you
     press ESC to go to the menu before task switching.

g) Game Crash Issues 

   * If the game unexpectedly freezes up, returns you to
     your desktop, or if you experience any other severe
     problems, you should try to properly exit Windows
     and reboot your computer. (As a rule, you should
     never turn off your computer while the hard drive is
     active.)  This will help to prevent possible problems
     related to the error that you have experienced.

   * If you end up at a black screen or the screen appears
     frozen, please press ESC, Space Bar, or Enter before
     trying anything else.

   * If you encounter extended black screens, reboot.

h) Pausing the Game

   * You can pause the game during the cutscenes by press-
     ing the spacebar. To unpause it, and resume the game,
     press the spacebar again.
	
   * To pause the game during play, press the ESC key. The
     game will be suspended while in the Option Screen. 
     Note that you cannot pause a Multiplayer game. If you
     enter the Options menu while in a multiplayer game,
     you will be vulnerable until you return.

i) Single Player Problems

   * Do not use Force Pull on the Heavy Explosives in Level 5.
     If you try to Force Pull the Heavy Explosives, when you
     pick them up they will not appear in your inventory and
     you will be unable to finish the level. If this should
     occur, load your last save game, and do not use
     Force Pull when you re-encounter the Heavy Explosives.

j) Multiplayer Problems

   * There is a chance, that if you take the ysalamiri from
     a frozen player immediately after smashing his/her car-
     bonite shell, you may see more than one red ysalamiri
     bubble in the game. To prevent this, wait a moment before
     retrieving the ysalamiri from a frozen player.

   * If you kill a player who is in the process of joining the
     game, there is a chance that he/she may crash out of the
     game. To prevent this, don't attack players until they
     are fully active in the game.

   * If you fall from a level and respawn in the air repeated-
     ly, there is a chance that the game will get into a state
     where you will respawn in the air if you should fall again
     in that game. If this occurs, the best solution is for you
     to quit out, restart, and rejoin the game.

2) Internet Explorer 4.0 Active Desktop

a) Active Desktop
 
   * If you are using Internet Explorer 4.0, we recommend that
     you disable Active Desktop before playing Mysteries of the
     Sith as it uses memory and resources that the program may
     need.

3) Gameplay Issues

a) Game Speed/Resolution Issues 

   * A slow frame rate has been shown to affect gameplay
     in Mysteries of the Sith. On computers with slow
     framerates, Lightsaber Attacks may not always connect
     and the game difficulty will be greater. You may want
     to try using your Force Powers in areas where the
     lightsaber's performance is affected by a poor frame-
     rate.

     If you have a Pentium computer without 3D acceleration,
     we recommend that you play in a lower resolution (Such
     as 320X200, 320X240, 512x384). Adjust the screen size
     smaller to increase your frame rate using the + or -
     keys. Resolutions above 512x384 may not perform well
     in full screen unless you have at least a Pentium 133
     with a good 3D accelerator card.

   * Switching between the menus and the game using 3D
     Hardware acceleration may cause your display to
     flicker to the desktop and back. This is normal. 

   * Clicking the "Backbuffer in system memory" check box on
     the Display Setup menu will improve performance on some
     computers without 3D hardware acceleration. Only enable
     this option if you experience severe frame rate problems
     when viewing transparent glass and water. This has to do
     with your video card's memory access speed. This feature
     is not compatible with all video cards and may cause
     problems on certain systems if enabled.

   * The Map Overlay increases the pressure on video mem-
     ory. If your computer slows down when this is turned
     on, consider using it when standing still or play with
     the map turned off. 

b) Skipping Cutscenes 

   * To skip cutscenes, press the Escape key. 

c) Pressing Any Key does not Always Load Last Savegame   

   Normally, when you die, you can press any key to load the
   last savegame or quicksave you made on the level. There are
   a few instances where this is not the case.

   * Timed levels.  If you die because the time runs out, the
     level will be restarted, so that you'll have the chance
     to race against the clock from the start.

   * Tricky puzzle levels.  If you die because you complete a
     puzzle in the incorrect order, the level will restart.
     This is to prevent you from being stuck on a puzzle that
     cannot be solved.

d) Console Commands

   Console commands have been included with the game to
   accommodate advanced player functions not available
   in the User interface.

   To access the Console In Single player, press 'T' then
   type your command and press Enter.

   Single player Console commands:	

   * Kill 
     Kills player and restarts the level or loads a
     saved game. If you get stuck or your character's 
     position becomes unplayable for any reason, type
     'kill' at the console to escape that position. 

   To access the Console in Multiplayer, press 'T' then
   'Tab'. Type in your command and press Enter.

   Multiplayer Console commands:

   * Team
     Only works in Team Play using the Jedi Training
     levels. Type "Team" followed by a space and the number
     of the team you wish to join (1=red, 2=gold, 3=blue,
     and 4=green). This makes it possible to organize games
     with 4 teams.  Example "Team 3". Team Play defaults
     to just two teams (red and gold).

   * Kill
     Kills player and respawns in a different area should
     the character's position become unplayable for any
     reason. Using this command subtracts one kill from
     your score. 

   * Endlevel
     Allows the Host to end the current level without
     aborting the game. This is especially useful for
     computers serving over the Internet, allowing them to
     move the game to the next level without a break in
     connection. The Host must uncheck the Single Level
     Only check box when setting up a game so that the
     Multiplayer levels will loop.

   * Ping
     The in-game Ping command allows players to determine
     the quality of your Internet connection to other
     players from within the game. The ping command sends
     some data and times how long it takes to be sent back
     by the target computer. Ping times are expressed in
     terms of Milliseconds. A ping time lower than 500ms
     is optimal for Internet play (Note: The values returned
     by the in-game ping will generally be higher than the
     Protocol-level Ping command included with Windows 95.
     For more information on the MS-DOS Ping Command, see
     the section in the original Jedi Knight Manual on
     Playing Mysteries of the Sith over the Internet.

     Host and Client:
     To ping any other player, type "ping <playername>"
     from the Console where <playername> is the name of the
     player in the game (Do not use the <> or quotes).

     Host:
     To ping all clients, type "ping x" from the Console,
     where x is anything other than a valid player name
     in that game.  You can use "x" if no players have that
     as a name.

     Client:
     To ping the host just type "ping" at the console and
     press Enter. 

   * Kick
     Used only by the Host to eject a player from a
     multiplayer game. At the console, type "kick <username>"
     where <username> is the name of a client's player in
     the game (Do not use the <> or quotes).

4) Control Issues

a) Keyboard Issues

   * The "Slow" function mapped to the capslock key re-
     quires that you hold down the caps lock key.

   * It is recommended that you avoid using the Windows 95
     key while playing Mysteries of the Sith. There is a
     checkbox to disable this key in the keyboard configur-
     ation screen, which is accessible by pressing ESC and
     choosing Setup -> then Controls -> then Keyboard.

b) Mouse Issues

   * The Mouse Config screen lists all of the mouse axis
     buttons supported by Mysteries of the Sith. Your mouse
     may not support all of the features listed.

   * The mouse Y Axis, or up and down, defaults to an air-
     plane style control (pitch), with forward being down,
     back being up.

   * If you have an Intellipoint mouse with a scroll wheel,
     you may need to open up the Mouse Control Panel so that
     the Intellipoint Mouse icon appears on the taskbar be-
     fore playing Mysteries of the Sith to make sure that
     the wheel functions as a 3rd mouse button and mouse
     axis in the game. 

c) Joystick Issues 

   * Joysticks: If you wish to use a joystick to play
     Mysteries of the Sith, you must enable the Joystick
     (Uncheck the "disable joystick" box in the Setup/
     Controls/Joystick menu. We recommend you leave the
     Joystick disabled if you are controlling the game
     with the mouse or keyboard.  

   * Configure Joysticks to Windows 95 controller ID 2 or
     below. Any higher and the game will not recognize the
     stick. Check this in the 'Game Controllers' Control
     Panel.

   * Uncontrolled Spinning can be corrected by calibrating
     your joystick from either inside the game (in the 
     Setup/Controls/Joystick/Configure menu), or from out-
     side the game, from your Game Controllers Control
     Panel. This happens mostly with analog joysticks.

   * We have created several custom configuration files for
     various joysticks to use with Mysteries of the Sith. You
     can load these by going to the Setup menu in the game.
     Select Controls, then Options, then Load Configuration.
     Choose your joystick from the list. If your joystick is
     not listed, you will need to create your own configur-
     ation or you can check with the manufacturer of your
     special control device to see if they provide custom
     configuration files for Mysteries of the Sith. The files
     use the *.CTM extension and should be copied into the
     Controls folder on your hard drive where the game is
     installed.

     NOTE: The configuration files that shipped with Jedi
     Knight are not compatible with Mysteries of the Sith.

d) Sound Issues

   * If you find that the music levels are too loud or too
     quiet and you are unable to change the volume through
     the Mysteries of the Sith options menu, then you may
     adjust these levels using the Windows Volume Control
     icon.  Use the ALT + TAB keys to go to the desktop,
     then double-click on the speaker icon in the corner
     of the taskbar.

5) Multiplayer Options

a) Number of Players supported

   * The number of players possible on an Internet game is
     very dependent upon your Internet provider, the speed
     of the connection, the speed of the computer serving
     the game, and the speed of the client computers
     joining the game. With a very fast connection and
     server, it is possible to exceed the supported numbers
     listed in the manual, but we cannot recommend or 
     support such connections. 

b) Sending Audio Messages

   You can send audio messages to other players in multiplayer
   games by typing the name of the .wav file you want to send
   while in Talk Mode.

   * Everybody must have the same .wav's installed with the
     exact same file name in order for everyone to hear the
     sound. 

   * Create a folder named Sound inside the Resource folder
     in the directory where you installed Mysteries of the
     Sith. The default location is:
     C:\Program Files\LucasArts\MotS\Resource\Sound.

   * Example: "taunt1.wav" will play taunt1.wav on everybody's
     computer that has that same sound installed.

   * To program these taunts, you will need to assign them to
     a number key. To do this: type 't', then #=<filename>
     and press ENTER.

     Example: 't', then '1=gotcha.wav', then <ENTER>.
     
     This assigns this wave file to the number 1. 

   * To play the sound after assigning it: type 't', then '1'
     and press ENTER.

     Example: 't', then '1', then <ENTER>.

   * The name of the file will appear of the screen of the
     person sending the taunt, but they will not be able to
     hear it. All other players in the game should hear the
     taunts if they are installed in the proper location on
     all computers.

   * Please limit the size of the wave files that you use
     to less than 200KB. It is recommended that you use smaller
     files, around 35KB, because the sounds could affect the
     gameplay, especially on a low end computer.
 
c) Network Provider information

   * TCP/IP
     Provided that you are not hosting the game, if you lose
     connection to your ISP, Mysteries of the Sith will mini-
     mize to allow the connection dialog to appear on screen.
     You should not attempt to connect to your provider and
     rejoin the game. This will have a negative affect on the
     other players in the game. Select Cancel. Mysteries of the
     Sith will remain active on your taskbar, but you will no
     longer be connected to the game. The most efficient way
     to exit Mysteries of the Sith is to press CTRL-ALT-DEL,
     then select Mysteries of the Sith and click END TASK. If
     you prefer to maximize the game and exit through the
     game's escape menu, you may need to allow up to 3 minutes
     for DirectPlay to "Time Out".

d) Host Suggestions

   * A Host with a slow network connection or frame rate
     can deteriorate gameplay for all clients. The fastest
     computer with the best possible connection is the best
     choice for a Host.

6) How to Contact LucasArts

   LucasArts has set up a variety of services to provide
   you with information about our latest games, hint and
   gameplay assistance, and technical support. 

a) Hint Line   

   U. S.
   If you need a hint, you may call our automated Hint
   Line.  This service costs 95 cents per minute, requires
   a touch tone phone, and you must be at least 18 years
   old or have your parents permission to call.  The
   number is 1-900-740-JEDI (1-900-740-5334). The option
   to speak with a live Hint Operator is also available
   from this number.  The average call length is 3 minutes.      

   Canada
   Our Hint Line is also available to our Canadian cus-
   tomers. This service costs $1.25 (U.S.) per minute, re-
   quires a touch tone phone, and you must be at least 18
   years old or have your parents' permission to call. The
   number is 1-900-677-JEDI (1-900-677-5334).  The Average
   call length is three minutes.

b) Where To Find Us Online

   * Visit the LucasArts Web site at www.lucasarts.com. You
     can reach us through the Technical Support section of
     the LucasArts Web site. From there, you will have the
     option to receive online technical support through
     Yoda's Help Desk, browse technical documents, or leave
     a message for an online representative.

   * Yoda's Help Desk
     We are proud to feature Yoda's Help Desk, which is
     available in the Technical Support section of the
     LucasArts Web site at http://www.lucasarts.com. Yoda's
     Help Desk offers interactive solutions to technical
     issues based on information you provide. Visitors to
     Yoda's Help Desk will be able to receive technical
     support 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

   * Technical Support Phone Number
     This number is for technical assistance only. Hints
     will not be given out over the Technical Support line.

   If you need technical assistance, please don't hesitate
   to contact us after reading the Troubleshooting Guide
   and the Readme file. For your convenience, if you
   cannot get through to a representative by phone and
   you have access to a fax machine or any of our online
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   When contacting us, please be sure to provide us with
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   processor, and the specific type of modem that you are
   using (for questions involving multiplayer gaming).
   Also, make sure to include the title and version of
   the game, and a detailed description of the problem. 

   You can reach our Technical Support department by
   calling 1-415-507-4545. We are available to help you
   Monday-Thursday from 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and on Friday
   from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time).  

   * Technical Support Fax
     For your convenience, we also offer the option of fax-
     ing us with your technical questions at: 1-415-507-
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   When sending us a fax, please include your name, return
   fax number with the area code, and a voice phone number
   so we can contact you if we experience any problems
   when trying to fax you back.

   * Technical Support Mailing Address
     LucasArts Entertainment Company
     P.O. Box 10307
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     Attn.: Product Support

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