Games PC SID MEIER S-PIRATES-LIVE THE LIFE User Manual

Sid Meier's Pirates README

Last updated 11-November-2004

(Note the TOC won't work--but it's there

INSTALLATION & SETUP:A.

Minimum System Requirements1.
Installing the Game2.
Starting the Game3.

TROUBLESHOOTING:B.

General system issues1.
Video issues2.
Sound issues3.

MANUAL ERRATA AND ADDENDUM:C.

Manual Errata1.
Saved Games2.
Custom User Content3.
INI Files4.

PDFed by Keamos

for a reference)

SUPPORT INFORMATION:D.

Instruction Manual1.
Atari Web Sites2.
Technical Support3.
End User License Agreement4.
Trademark and Copyright5.

SPECIAL THANKSE.

Pirates Public Beta Team1.

INSTALLATION & SETUP

Minimum System Requirements

Operating System: Windows® 98/Me/2000/XP

Processor:

Memory:

Hard Disk Space:

CD-ROM Drive:

Video:

Sound:

DirectX®:

Pentium® III 1.0 GHz or higher

256 MB RAM

1.2 GB Free

4X Speed

DirectX® 9.0c-compatible 64 MB video card with Hardware T&L support

DirectX® 9.0c-compatible sound card

DirectX® version 9.0c (included) or higher

Installing Pirates!

Prior to Installing the Game

Before attempting to install Sid Meier's Pirates!, please verify that your computer meets the minimum
requirements listed above.

We also recommend preparing your hard drive for installation by running ScanDisk and Disk Defragmenter
prior to installation. These utilities are part of Windows and can identify and resolve problems with your
disk drive which could hinder installation and/or playing of the game.

To launch these programs and optimize your hard disk drive:

Open "My Computer".1.
Right-click the disk drive you wish to install the game onto (usually C:)2.
Select the "Tools" tab.3.
Click "Check Now" to launch Scandisk.4.
When Scandisk has completed, follow steps 1-3 and click "Defragment Now" to launch Disk

5.
Defragmenter.

Note that defragmenting your disk drive can take a long time. It's a good idea to start disk defragmenter
and let it run overnight.

Installing the Game

To install Pirates!,

Insert Disc One of Sid Meier's Pirates! (the "Install Disc") into your CD-ROM Drive.1.
If autoplay is enabled on your system, a window will appear, giving you the option to Install the

2.
game. If nothing happens when you insert the CD into the drive, you will need to open "My
Computer", double-click your CD-ROM drive letter, then double-click Setup.exe.
Once the setup process begins, follow the on-screen prompts to install the game.3.

User Permissions

You must be logged in as a user with administrative privileges to install Pirates!. However, once installed,
you do not need administrator privileges to play the game, provided you installed the game for all users.

DirectX® Detection & Installation

During the installation of Pirates!, your system will be scanned to determine whether you have DirectX®

9.0c or later installed. If you do not, you will be asked whether or not you wish to install it. Note that
DirectX® 9.0c or later is a minimum requirement for running Pirates!. If you decline to install it during the
installation process, you will not be able to run the game until you have installed it.

CD Key

When installing Pirates!, you will be promoted to enter a "CD Key" to continue. This CD Key is a unique
key assigned to your CD which can be found on the CD packaging. The CD Key must be entered exactly as
it appears on the packaging or the game will not install.

If the installer tells you the CD Key you have entered is invalid, re-check the spelling and try again. If,
after checking and re-entering the CD Key multiple times, the game still will not accept the key, you will
need to contact support.

Starting the Game

There are a few ways to start the game.

Insert Disc Two of Sid Meier's Pirates! (the "Play Disc") into your CD-ROM Drive.1.

If you answered yes when the installer asked you whether you wanted to create a desktop

2.
shortcut, you can double click that shortcut.

or

Insert Disc Two of Sid Meier's Pirates! (the "Play Disc") into your CD-ROM Drive.1.

Click on the Start Menu, then select "Programs" (or "All Programs" if you're running Windows XP),

2.
then select "Atari", then "Sid Meier's Pirates!", then select the "Sid Meier's Pirates!" icon.

TROUBLESHOOTING

General system issues

Optimizing gameplay on slower computers

If you are experiencing slowdown, try turning the detail levels for all graphical options down to the
minimum, and then adjusting them one by one until you achieve an acceptable balance between visual
quality and game performance.

This table describes the differences between detail levels:

Water Detail levels

1 (Lowest) No water shader

2

3

4 (Highest) Water shader with ship, cloud, and port reflections

Water shader with no reflections

Water shader with ship reflections

Object Detail levels

1 (Lowest) Low detail ships; No crew duelers on dueling decks.

2

3 (Highest) Adds animated sails, dismasting animations./TD>

World Detail levels

1 (Lowest) Terrain only.

2

3

4

5

6 (Highest) Adds sparkle effect.

Note that disabling shadows and shaders (in that order) has the greatest impact on the game's
performance, so these options are a good place to start when tuning the game's performance.

Adds background duelers to dueling.

Adds surf.

Adds accent trees.

Adds tree canopy.

Adds caustics near shoreline.

Video Issues

General Video Troubleshooting.

Outdated or incorrect video drivers are the cause of the majority of video issues. Before contacting
support, ensure you have the latest production (release) drivers for your video card.

ATI Technologies
Intel
Matrox
NVIDIA
S3 Graphics
SiS

Specific Video Card Troubleshooting.

Card

Matrox
Parhelia P750

Issues / Workarounds

Issues: Shadow issues, flickering, visual artifacts, missing objects, texture problems

Solution: Matrox is working on new drivers which should address these problems. In
the meantime, disabling shadows and shaders should help alleviate the problem.

ATI Radeon

Issues: Choppy or out-of-sync cinematic videos

Solution: Users should turn video performance to "Performance" within the Radeon
driver control panel. (Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI 3D)

I get a message that says "Unable to initialize DirectX." when I try to launch the game.

Possible solutions to this problem include:

Make sure you have DirectX 9.0C or greater and that it is working properly.1.
Make sure you have the latest video drivers for your video card.2.

Try running Pirates! in Safe Mode (use the Pirates! - Safe Mode shortcut on the start menu).3.

Sound issues

If you are experiencing sound problems, including volume issues, missing audio channels (i.e., no sound
comes through your center speaker channel), crashes, or any other audio issues, we recommend switching
your sound driver to the default MILES Fast 2D Driver.

MANUAL ERRATA AND ADDENDUM

Manual Errata

Barques and Pinnaces (Sails)

Triangularly rigged ships (Barques and Pinnaces) were not historically able to reef their sails. In the
interests of gameplay, we have enabled reefing of sails on these ships, however, the sails will always look
as though the ship is at full sails, even if the sails are reefed.

Letters of Marque:

The manual incorrectly states that "You must have a Letter of Marque from a nation to be given a mission
by officials of that nation". This is incorrect. You may be offered missions even without a Letter of Marque.

Tobacco:

The tobacco trade good has been removed from the game.

Quest Log

The manual incorrectly states that the Quest Log screen can be accessed through the tabs in the in-game
pause menu. All quests can now be accessed conveniently by clicking the icons on the quest bar on the
main navigation screen.

Caps Lock Key

With Caps Lock on, any letter keys pressed on the keyboard respond as if the Shift key has been held
down.

Land Battles

The manual incorrectly states that, after losing a land battle, you can be captured and will be forced to
spend six months imprisoned. This is incorrect. You will never be placed in jail after an unsuccessful land
battle, but you will lose a portion of the crew you brought into the battle.

Mutiny

The manual states that unhappy sailors will "begin to desert every time you leave a port - taking their
share of the treaure with them." This is incorrect. When leaving port, unhappy crew may indeed desert the
party, but will not take any portion of your treasure. Only full-fledged mutinies, which take place at sea,
will result in deserters making off with some of your treasure.

Ship Upgrades and Repairs

The manual states that at certain ranks, players can receive ship upgrades or repairs for free. In game,
however, the governors will tell you these upgrades or repairs will be performed "at cost". The governors

are sadly mistaken; you will in fact never have to pay for ship upgrades or repairs once you've attained the
appropriate rank.

Saved Games

Saved games are stored in a special folder within the current user's My Documents folder. This folder can
be located by navigating to "My Documents", then selecting "My Games", and finally selecting "Sid Meier's
Pirates!".

Pirates! saved games have the extension ".pirates_savegame". You may copy or delete these files as you
would any other files. Renaming saved games is not recommended, as the game will only recognize
specific filenames as valid for loading.

Double-clicking a saved game will launch the game and load that saved game.

Custom User Content

Pirates! supports user-created flags and sail emblems. To add your own flags and emblems to the game,
follow these steps:

Flags and sail emblems must be saved in DirectDraw Surface (DDS) or Targa (TGA) format. You

1.
may need special programs or plugins to create DDS files. The following links may be useful:

NVidia Texture Tools page
Any Image (Batch Image Converter)
DDS Converter (Image conversion utility)

Both flags and sail emblems must have height and width dimensions that are a power of 2. For

2.
example, 128 x 128, 256 x 256, 64 x 128, etc.

Flags must be named starting with the prefix "flag_". Sail emblems must be named starting with

3.
the prefix "ship_sail_emblem_lrg_". Filenames for both flags and sail emblems may not contain
any underscores than those in these prefixes.

Custom flags and sail emblems must be placed in a special "Custom" directory before they will

4.
show up in the game. To find the Custom directory, navigate to "My Documents", "My Games",
"Sid Meier's Pirates!". If the Custom folder does not exist, you may need to create it. Once you
see the Custom folder, place all properly-named and saved custom flags and emblems inside it.

Start the game and access the options screen. Click "Modify your ship's sails and flags".5.

You should now be able to select any of the sails or flags you've created as they would appear on

6.
your ship. Click the dagger to save your changes or the X to cancel and return to the previous
screen.

INI Files

Advanced users can change various Pirates! settings and options by editing two INI files, which are located
in the "My Games" folder. To locate the INI files, navigate to "My Documents", "My Games", "Sid Meier's
Pirates!". You will find two files, config.ini and keymap.ini. Both are standard text files that can be edited
with notepad (included with Windows®).

Config.ini

Config.ini holds the values of all user-controllable options. Note that these options can all be set from
within the game via the options screen.

WindowWidth

WindowHeight

Desired screen width

Desired screen height

Gamma ( 0.5f - 1.5f )

Desired monitor gamma (brightness) setting

KeypadStatus ( 0 - off, 1 - on )

MasterVolume

MusicVolume

DanceVolume

WaterDetail

WorldDetail

DisplayShadows ( 1 - yes, 0 - no ) Shadows on/off

TrilinearFiltering ( 1 - yes, 0 - no ) Trilinear filtering on/off

DisableShaders ( 1 - yes, 0 - no )

AdvancedLighting ( 1 - on, 0 - off ) Advanced lighting effects on/off

CustomSail

CustomFlag

IsSlowMachine ( 1 - yes, 0 - no )

Keymap.ini

Keymap.ini holds key mappings or bindings for controls in different parts of the game. To change key
mappings, find the hotkey you want to replace, and change the character after the equals sign to the new
key you'd like to be mapped to that action.

On-screen keypad on/off

Master audio level

Music volume level

Dance music volume level

Water detail level

World detail level

Shaders on/off

Filename of custom ship's sail emblem

Filename of custom ship's flag

Optimized for slower machines on/off

All actions are named with the default key mapping (for easier reverting to the defaults), and key
mappings are case-sensitive. For example:

Chainshot_c = c

denotes that the key to toggle chain shot in a ship battle is currently set to lowercase "c", and the default
mapping is also lowercase "c".

If you wanted to change this hotkey to "Shift + S", you would replace this line with

Chainshot_c = S

The action is named with the default mapping, should you want to return it to its original value.

SUPPORT INFORMATION

Instruction Manual

Included on this product's game disc is an electronic version of the game's Instruction Manual in .pdf
format, Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 (which enables you to view the manual in .pdf format), and an Install
Guide file explaining how to access and use these features. Please refer to the Install Guide file by clicking
on the Start button on your Windows® taskbar and then selecting Programs > Atari > Pirates! > Install
Guide.

This file contains helpful information, late-breaking news and a description of certain functions which were
not implemented when the On-Line Help feature and manual were created.

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Sid Meier's Pirates! © 2004 Firaxis Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Firaxis Games® and Pirates! ® are Registered Trademarks of Firaxis Games, Inc.

Sid Meier’s Pirates! is a trademark of Firaxis Games, Inc.

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Special Thanks to our public Beta Test Team:

Aaron Hedges

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Alan Wells

Andre Gonzalvo

Andres Silva

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