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Hello Warm Skins,
I remember a post a while ago that said something like "There is absolutely no way to use a joystick to play W&W". Well, I've just found a way to play the game using a joystick. I'm using my new Gravis joystick and the latest Xperience Software (req DirectX 8.0... which works fine on my PC). All you need to do is to set-up the joystick to read as a mouse and set-up your buttons the way you'd like them to be and Voilą you can use your joystick. Though the interface is a bit cumbersome, you can tweak the settings to make it almost as easy as a mouse (I tried it for only 5 minutes so I'm not really used to it yet) You can probably do this for Gravis Gamepads but I haven't tested it. So if you want to play the game with a joystick, check with your joystick/gamepad manufacturer to see if you can get an emulation software. Have Fun |
Fantastic tip, Ryanamur!! Way to go.
I'm not a joystick gamer myself (too much like Mario http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...miles/puke.gif chasing little ethnic plumbers around a TV screen was just never my idea of FUN) but there may be many out there who will appreciate that type of interface. Good workaround! -Sazerac [This message has been edited by Sazerac (edited 05-11-2001).] |
Kewl!!!
Thanks for the info, Ryanamur!! Wyv |
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That's all I can do after receiving the praises of two great ones http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif Saz: I'm not a joystick gamer myself (unless I play a flight sim). I like the mouse/keyboard combination better http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif |
which brings an interesting question to all members of this forum...
which one you are comfortable with? the joystick or the keyboard? |
For now, I would have to go for the real mouse/keyboard combination. I have played COUNTLESS hours and I'm very comfortable with them.
However, the joystick offers one big advantage: you can put ALL the keyboard commands + mouse commands on your joystick. I think that it would depends for each player. I like the mouse/keyboard, but you might prefer the joystick. |
Mouse/Keyboard here. That's how I first started with games; first keyboard, then mouse.
-Sazerac |
Keyboard/Mouse here with the crossover hands position - use my left hand on the numberpad and crossover with the right to do things like shift key.
Works for me! (Sir Red not appearing in this film) Wyv |
I'm a keyboard kinda gal...
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I can go either way (I can't believe I just said that) with the keyboard and joysticks. It really depends on the game. I've done a lot of gaming on N64 and SEGA, but I've also done a lot of Keyboard/Mouse Crossover. Right Hand on mouse and left hand on keyboard (spacebar) is my BGII stance, number pad and my choice of beverage is my W & W stance. Anyone ever played a Spaceflight/fighter game called Descent? I played that with all letters. Ah the old days . . . http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...iles/smile.gif
BK |
Actually, I think I am completely "mouse" in W&W, except for typing text entries in speech boxes. In M&M I am almost completely keyboard. Wizardry: I go 50/50. Depends on the game, pretty much.
-Sazerac |
For me it has to be keyboard/mouse! I have a nice mouse (trackball, actually) but I just don't like using it for more than I have to! http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...miles/wink.gif
Wyv |
oh yeah I forgot to mention that I'm a full mouse/part keyboard!
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