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STAR WARS-JEDI KNIGHT
User Manual
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Games PC STAR WARS-JEDI KNIGHT User Manual

“Only a fully trained Jedi
“Only a fully trained Jedi
Knight, with the Force as his
Knight, with the Force as his
ally, will conquer...”
ally, will conquer...”
—Jedi Master Yoda
—Jedi Master Yoda
CONTENTS
Backstory 3 Checking Your System 4 Installation 4 Running the Game 6
Launcher Screen 6 Creating a New Player 7 Select an Existing Player 8 Main Menu 8 Save and Load Games 8
Setup Screen 9
General Screen 9 Gameplay Screen 10 Display Screen 11 Adjusting for 3D Acceleration 11 Sound Screen 12 Controls Screen 13
Level Completion Screen
(Single Player Only) 15 Ranks Used in Jedi Knight 15
Force Power Allocation Screen 15 Game Controls 16 Option Screen 19 Status Display 20 Weapons 21
Lightsaber 23 Inventory Items 25 Power-Up Items 26 Ammo Items 27 Force Powers 28
Gaining Force Powers 28
Assigning Force Power Stars 28
Morality Scale 29
Using Force Powers 29
Choose the Dark Side or Light Side 30 Neutral Force Abilities 31 The Light Side Abilities 32
The Dark Side Abilities 33 Playing Tips and Strategies 34 Characters 35 Multiplayer Games 41
Mulitiplayer Limitations 41
Multiplayer Characters 41
Edit Character 42
Multiplayer Levels 43
Capture the Flag Levels 43
Jedi Training Levels 45 Displays 45 Communication 45 Console Commands 46 Host Game 46
Network Providers 46 Game Configuration 47 Join Game 48
Playing Jedi Knight on the Internet 49
Play Jedi Knight in
The Internet Gaming Zone™ 50 Hosting Your Own Internet Game 51
Useful Internet Utilities Included with Windows 95 53 Performance Tips for Playing
Jedi Knight on the Internet
Glossary of Internet-Related Terms 56 Jedi Knight Credits 59 Customer Support 62 Product License Agreement 62
BACKSTORY
You play Kyle Katarn, the mercenary hero from Dark Forces who
successfully infiltrated the Empire. Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II continues the
story of Katarn as he embarks on a quest into his past and learns the mysterious
ways of the Jedi. Soon after the destruction of the Emperor and Darth Vader,
the Jedi are rising once again. Your father has been murdered by
most powerful of
energy of thousands of past Jedi Knights held in a hidden Jedi burial ground.
Your father died keeping the burial ground’s location a
Kyle, you must stop Jerec’s evil quest and
This task forces Katarn to
side, he will come into enormous power. If he chooses the light side, he
faces seemingly insurmountable
change the face of the galaxy forever.
When Kyle initially discovers the
Eventually, he develops his Force powers and
the game, your
or the light side. If you choose the light side, you’ll want to
unleashing his evil on the galaxy. If you
to stop him and
ground, you’ll need to follow scant
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allies. Along the way, you
whether it’s a good or an evil Jedi is
seven Dark Jedi. Jerec wants to unlock the Force
secretfrom Jerec. As
avenge the death of your father.
decide his destiny. If he chooses the dark
evil. Whatever path Katarn chooses will
Force, he is uncommitted to either side.
must make a choice. During
actions help determine your alignment to either the dark
choose the dark side, you’ll want
seize the power for yourself. To find the powerful burial
clues left by your dead father and his
aspireto become a Jedi Knight yourself, though
yet to be decided.
Jerec, the
stop Jerec from
“A Jedi’s strength flows from the Force.
But beware of the dark side.”
—Yoda
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CHECKING YOUR SYSTEM
If you are not sure if your computer
meets the system requirements to run Jedi Knight, you can analyse your computer before installing.
1 Insert the Jedi Knight Disc 1 into your
CD-ROM drive. The Installation menu should appear.
2 Click the Analyse Your Computer
button to run the system checker. This makes sure your system meets the basic requirements for running the game. The dialog tells you right away if your system does not meet
Analyse Your Computer Results
requirements by listing an item as “Failed” in the list.
3 If your system doesn’t meet the requirements, you may not be able to play the game. 4 Make sure you have enough free space (at least 60MB) on your hard drive (for the
minimum installation). You’ll need at least 40MB for the game and 20MB free space for swap files.
5 If your system passes the system checker, you are ready to install Jedi Knight.
Click OK.
6 See the Readme and Troubleshooting Guide for more details on checking your system
and system requirements.
INSTALLATION
1 Close all open windows on your desktop and quit all other applications.
2 Put the Jedi Knight Disc 1 in your CD-ROM drive. 3 The Jedi Knight Installation menu will appear. If
Autoplay is disabled, and the game’s Launcher does not appear when you place the CD-ROM in the drive, then you’ll need to open the Launcher manually. To do this: Double-click the My Computer icon, then double-click the CD-ROM icon in the window that opens. Double-click the Jedi.exe file to open the Launcher. It has these options:
Ω Install Jedi Knight: Install the game on your hard
drive.
Ω View Readme: We strongly suggest you open the
Readme to view the most up-to-date technical information.
Ω Troubleshooting: See the Troubleshooting Guide for detailed installation and
troubleshooting tips.
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Installation Menu
Ω Analyse Your Computer: This button runs a system checker to make sure your
system meets the basic requirements for running the game. See Checking Your System above for details.
Ω Exit to Windows: Returns you to your desktop.
4 To install, click the Install Jedi Knight button. Follow the onscreen instructions to
setup and install.
5 You will be prompted to select a 2D video resolution. The low-res option (320 x 200)
increases game performance, but graphics quality may suffer. The high-res option (640 x 480) is only for users with high-end machines and video cards. If you are not sure about your system, pick low-res. Other video resolution options are available within the game.
6 You’ll be asked to select low-res or high-res sound. Low-res is the default setting.
WARNING: Choosing high-res can adversely affect performance. Pick high-res only if
your system has at least 32MB of RAM.
7 You will be asked to choose size of installation (Minimum, Standard and Complete).
Minimum is not recommended for low-end machines, but select it if you are short on hard drive space. The load times will be very slow. Standard is recommended for most machines. The Complete install is recommended for low-end machines and will improve load times and overall performance.
8 Next, choose the destination for Jedi Knight installation. The default Jedi Knight
directory is: C:\\Program Files\\LucasArts\\Jedi Knight. (The letter of your hard drive
may be different.) If this is not what you want, specify a different drive and/or directory name.
9 Setup will create a Jedi Knight Program Folder for the program icons. Click Next to
create a new folder or select an existing folder, then click Next.
10 You’ll be given the option to create a series of shortcuts. Creating a shortcut will make
it easier for you to find the game and start it up. Click the tickboxes to deselect any shortcuts you don’t want. You’ll also have another opportunity to view the Readme.
11 If the game is successfully installed, you will see a Setup Complete screen. 12 While installing Jedi Knight, you will be asked to install Microsoft’s DirectX, which is
necessary to run the game. If you have not installed DirectX 5.0 on your machine before, then you will be prompted to do so. You can also select to install or reinstall DirectX by choosing Readme and Troubleshooting from the Launcher, then select Install DirectX 5.0. If you are not sure if DirectX 5.0 will work on your machine, choose Readme and Troubleshooting from the Launcher, and select Analyse Your Computer to see if your hardware has DirectX 5.0-certified drivers installed. Click OK when finished. See the Troubleshooting Guide for more information on DirectX. NOTE: You may be prompted to insert your Windows 95 CD-ROM while installing DirectX. It’s a good idea to analyse your system after installing DirectX to see if everything is in order.
13 Now you are ready to play Jedi Knight.
If You Have Trouble Installing
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If you are having trouble installing the game, see the Troubleshooting Guide for more detailed installation and troubleshooting tips. To access the Troubleshooting Guide:
1 Open the Launcher.
2 From the Launcher, click Readme and
Troubleshooting, then Troubleshooting Guide.
RUNNING THE GAME
1 To run the game, insert the Jedi Knight Disc 1 into
your CD-ROM drive. The game’s Launcher will appear automatically if Autoplay is active.
Launcher Menu
2 If Autoplay is disabled, find the Jedi
Knight directory on your hard drive and
double-click Jedi.exe, or double-click the CD-ROM icon, then double-click the
Jedi.exe file, and select Play Jedi Knight in the Launcher to play the
game.
3 Once Jedi Knight is installed, the
Launcher appears. This Launcher
appears whenever you insert your Jedi Knight Disc 1, when you double-click the
CD-ROM icon, or when you select the Jedi Knight short cut from your Start
New Player Screen
menu.
4 Click Play Jedi Knight in the Launcher screen, which takes you to the opening
cutscene and then to the New Player screen.
Launcher Screen
The Jedi Knight Launcher has the following options:
Ω Play Jedi Knight: This button launches the game. The first time you launch the game
you will need to create a new player.
Ω Readme and Troubleshooting: Takes you to a screen where you can:
View Readme: We strongly suggest you open the Readme to view the most up-to-
date information.
View the Troubleshooting Guide:
See for detailed troubleshooting and installation tips. Install DirectX 5.0: Installs DirectX
5.0 on your system. Analyse Your Computer: This button runs a system checker to make sure your system meets the basic requirements for running the game. If you see “Failed” in the list, it means your system does not meet that particular requirement. Click
Main Menu
Troubleshooting Guide for more information about analysing your computer and system requirements. Done: Returns you to the Launcher.
Ω Calibrate Joystick: This brings up the
Windows 95 joystick calibration program so you can calibrate your joystick if you have one. Follow the onscreen directions to use.
Ω Uninstall Jedi Knight: Removes the
game from your hard drive.
Ω Exit to Windows: Returns you to the
Player Selection Screen
desktop.
Creating a New Player
Click the Play Jedi Knight button in the Launcher to launch the game. If you’ve never played before, you must create a new player. On the Players Screen create a new player, or you can remove an old one. NOTE: When you save a player, the custom controls and other configuration options you set will be saved with that character.
1 At the Players Screen, type in a new player name and select a difficulty level (Easy, Medium, Hard). The difficulty setting will stay the same for your player’s name throughout the game. This name will also be the name of your character in multiplayer games.
2 If you want to change the difficulty level, you’ll need to create a new player name and
select a different difficulty for it.
3 Click OK to save your player’s name, then the Main Menu will open.
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Select an Existing Player
If you’ve created players before, previously saved player names will appear in a list on the Players screen, which you can open from the Main Menu. Select a name from the list to launch that player’s saved game. To remove a player, highlight the name in the list and click the Remove button.
Main Menu
Once you have selected or created a player, you’ll see the Main Menu. From the Main Menu, you can choose:
Ω Single Player: Select this to play the single player levels of Jedi Knight. You can
begin a new game or load a saved game.
Ω Multiplayer: Select this button to host or join a game against other players over
modem, Local Area Network or the Internet. See the Multiplayer section on page 41 for
details on multiplayer gaming.
Ω Players: Here you can select existing player names, create new players or remove
existing players.
Ω Cutscenes: These movies play before each level. Click to see a list of cutscenes to
view. You can only view the opening cutscene and cutscenes from the game levels
you have completed. Select a cutscene name and click OK to view or click Cancel to
close.
Ω Setup: Click to adjust Setup options. See the Setup Screen section below for details.
NOTE: 3D card users should adjust Setup Display before entering the game. See
Adjusting for 3D Acceleration on page 11 for details.
Ω Credits: Click to see the creators of Jedi Knight. Ω Quit: Exits the game and returns you to the desktop.
Save and Load Games
Save: From within the game, press the ESC key to access the Option screen. From
this screen click Save to save your current game up to the point you’ve played. Saving brings up a Save Game list that allows you to name and save multiple games. Select a name from the list to load a previously saved game. If you get killed, you will restart from the last point saved. (You can also quick-save by pressing F9 to save over the last quick- saved game during gameplay.)
Load: From within the game, press the ESC key to access the Option screen. From this screen click Load to load a saved game. Select a name from the list to load a previously saved game.
Setup Screen
Click Setup in the Main Menu or in Option screen to adjust Setup options including: General, Gameplay, Display, Sound and Controls (keyboard, mouse
and joystick) configurations. See below for more details on the Setup options. Click OK to confirm your changes and return to the Main Menu, or click Cancel to return to the Main Menu without changing anything. You can change setup items at any time during gameplay by pressing ESC to get to the Option screen, then clicking Setup. Move the mouse over labels to get definitions of the settings. Options available in the Setup screen are:
Ω General: Click tickboxes to turn
cutscene subtitles on/off (a good idea if
you have no sound card) or to disable
cutscenes so they don’t play. You can
also enable rotation of the overlay map.
See next page for details.
Ω Gameplay: This screen has many
options available to adjust aiming and
using weapons. See next page for details on the settings.
Ω Display: Click to adjust screen and video settings and to adjust for your 3D
accelerator card (if you have one).
Ω Sound: Adjust the levels for the game’s sound effects and music. Ω Controls: Here you can view and customise all the game’s default controls (mouse,
joystick and keyboard) and save and load your custom controller configurations.
Setup Screen
Gameplay Screen
General Screen
Adjust the following settings:
Ω Enable full subtitles on cutscenes: Using this option will display subtitles for all
the cutscene dialogue.
Ω Enable rotation on overlay map: This option makes the overlay map (TAB key)
rotate around you, keeping the forward view to your north on the screen.
Ω Disable cutscenes: Checking this box will prevent the cutscenes from playing during
single player games.
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Gameplay Screen
You can adjust settings related to aiming and using weapons. If you wish to change settings, click the tickboxes to toggle features on/off for both single and multiplayer (MP) games. Settings for both single and multiplayer have (MP) after them.
Ω Enable auto-aiming: This option
allows you to hit targets more accurately. It’s recommended if you use only the keyboard for movement.
Ω Enable aiming cross hair: This
displays cross hairs in the game screen that can help you aim at targets.
Ω Enable lightsaber auto-camera:
This option will change to third-person view whenever you arm the lightsaber. It will return to first-person view when you switch to another weapon.
Ω Automatic pickup weapon (MP):
Check this to automatically arm any weapon that you pick up. No dangerous weapons (MP): This does not allow the automatic switch to arm potentially dangerous weapons like the thermal detonator, rail detonator, sequencer charge and concussion rifle. No weaker weapons (MP): This does not arm weaker weapons when you pick them up. Keep lightsaber (MP): This always keeps your lightsaber in hand even if you pick up other weapons.
Ω Automatic switch weapons (MP): When you run out of ammo, this automatically
switches your weapon to the next available weapon. No dangerous weapons (MP): This does not allow the automatic switch to arm potentially dangerous weapons.
Ω Automatic reload weapon (MP): This reloads a previously emptied weapon when
you pick up some ammo for it. It does not load dangerous weapons if you have No
dangerous weapons checked. Keep lightsaber (MP): This allows you to keep the lightsaber regardless of the
weapons you pick up.
Sound Screen
Display Screen
ADJUSTING FOR 3D ACCELERATION
(For 3D Accelerator Card Owners)
Jedi Knight has Direct3D support
and will run Direct3D-compatible 3D acceleration cards. If you have a supported 3D accelerator card, you can enable 3D acceleration for better display performance. For more on specific 3D acceleration cards and up-to-date information and developments, see the Readme, Troubleshooting Guide, or the Technical Support section of the LucasArts Web page (www.lucasarts.com). Also, consult the manufacturer’s documentation that comes with your 3D card.
NOTE: Some 3D accelerator cards
are incompatible with Jedi Knight.
To configure your particular 3D accelerator card:
1 To adjust your video settings, select Setup from the Main Menu. (If you are already in the game, press ESC to get to
2 From within Setup, click Display. 3 Click the Enable 3D Acceleration
tickbox. If the tickbox does not appear, your 3D card may not be compatible with the game.
4 Choose the video resolution best suited for your card and system. A common one to try is 640 x 480. You may need to experiment to see which resolution gives the best performance while looking the best. NOTE: Most displays will not be able to run at resolutions higher than 640 x 480.
5 To experiment, enter the game to see its graphic quality and performance.
6 If the graphics look poor or the game runs too slowly, return to the Display screen (Press ESC, then Setup, then Display) and select a different resolution. Return to the Setup screen.
7 You may need to set a minimum 3D texture size. See the page under 3D Accelerator Minimum Texture Size for details.
the Setup screen.)
Display Screen
Ω Video Mode:
frame rate). You can select to enable 3D acceleration if you have a 3D accelerator card. See the Adjusting for 3D Acceleration section above for details on doing this. If you do not have a 3D card, the game defaults to software settings. In general, setting a higher resolution produces better graphics, but can slow down game performance. Experiment to see which resolution works best on your machine. 320 x 200 is recommended for users with slower machines. (Resolutions that say “ModeX” after them generally are slower than non-ModeX resolutions of the same dimensions.) 640 x 480 is recommended for users with higher-end machines. Some display cards are unable to use modes above 640 x 480. Only advanced users should use resolutions above 640 x 480.
Ω Screen Brightness: Move the slider either way to adjust screen brightness in the
game.
This is a list of screen resolutions that can be selected (which affects the
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Ω View Size: Adjusting this slider
changes the size of the game window. Slide to the left for a smaller window, to the right for a larger window. Keep in mind that the larger the window is, the slower the game will play. A smaller window will increase performance. You can also change the window size during gameplay by pressing the + and - keys.
Ω 3D Accelerator Minimum Texture
Size: Certain 3D accelerator cards have
Controls Screen
a limit on the minimum texture size used. The default setting is 1, but if you have a Matrox Mystique card, type 8 in the box. If you have a NEC PowerVR card, type 32 in the box. If you have any other brand card, leave the setting at 1. See the Troubleshooting Guide for more detail.
Ω Back Buffer in System Memory: If
you experience a dramatic decrease in performance when looking through
Keyboard Screen
translucent windows and water, checking this option may improve performance. If you don’t experience a slowdown in performance, disregard this option. See the Readme and Troubleshooting Guide for more information.
Sound Screen
Here, you can adjust the volume for the game’s sound effects and music.
Ω Enable Aureal 3D Sound: Tickbox appears if you have Aureal 3D sound card. Click
tickbox to enable spatialised sound effects. If you are unsure, leave it unchecked.
Ω Music Volume: Move the slider to the left to turn down music, and to the right to
turn it up.
Ω SFX Volume: Adjusts the volume of sound effects up and down. Ω Digital Channels: This slider affects how many sound effects can play at one time. In
general, leave this slider alone unless you have a high-end machine. Moving the slider to the right makes more sounds play at once. Adjusting the slider too high can hurt game performance. Adjust the slider down if you find that sounds are skipping or getting cut off.
Ω Using Low-Res/High-Res Sounds: This message indicates which sound set you
chose during the install process. NOTE: It is possible to change the sound set (either low-res or high-res) that you chose during installation by uninstalling and reinstalling
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the game. Select the other set of sounds during installation to change it. Be sure to save your players when prompted, or you will lose any saved games made with those players.
Controls Screen
You can see all the default game controls (mouse, joystick, keyboard commands) and customise the default settings if you wish.
Ω Keyboard Screen: Here you can
customise your keyboard controls.
Some features have more than one
key. See below for details on
customising the keyboard.
Ω Mouse Screen: Customise what the
mouse buttons do, adjust mouse
sensitivity (move slider to the left to
reduce sensitivity, to the right for more
sensitivity), and change the x- and y-
axis and reverse direction. (Reversing
direction makes the cursor move
opposite from the way you move the
mouse.)
Ω Joystick Screen: Joysticks are disabled by default. To make the game respond to
your joystick, click the Enable Joystick tickbox. To find the name of each action on
your joystick, click Identify and push each button on your joystick to see what it
does. You can also move the joystick to see each action. Click ESC when done. You
can also adjust the sensitivity of your joystick and reverse its direction on this screen.
To calibrate your joystick, click Configure to run the Windows 95 joystick calibration
program. When you are done, close the joystick control panel and click Jedi Knight in
the taskbar to return to the game.
Ω Options: Here you can set control options for the following:
Load Configuration: Use this button to load custom controls made for many
popular input devices. See below for details on doing this. NOTE: Loading a control
configuration will overwrite your current control setup. You should save your custom
configuration before loading a new one.
Joystick Screen
Mouse Screen
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Save Configuration: Use this to save a set of custom controls for special input devices. See below for details on doing this. Enable Free Look: Allows dynamic control of your character’s view with look controls.
Enable Automatic View Centering:
Automatically centres your view when you move forward. Always Run: Click the tickbox to make your character always run.
Level Completion Screen
Customise Keyboard Default Settings
1 Click Controls, then click Keyboard. A list of all the keys and what they do appears. 2 Highlight the name of the keyboard control you wish to change by clicking on it. 3 Click Add. You will be prompted to press a new key to replace the default.
4 To remove a key command, highlight the command in the list and click Remove.
5 All changes will be saved with your current player.
6 If you wish to reset controls to the original settings, press the Restore Defaults
button.
Customise Joystick or Mouse Default Settings
1 Click Controls, then click either Joystick or Mouse. A list of all the joystick or mouse
controls and what they do appears.
2 Highlight the name of the joystick or mouse control you wish to change by clicking on
it.
3 Click Edit. From the list that appears, pick a new action for the highlighted control.
4 To remove a joystick or mouse command, highlight the control in the list and click
Remove.
5 All changes will be saved with your current player.
6 If you wish to reset your customised controls and return to the default controls, press
the Restore Defaults button.
Saving and Loading Your Custom Controls
You will not need to save or load custom settings unless you have unusual input devices like the Spaceball or Assassin3D. Normal custom settings you’ve made for the joystick, keyboard or mouse are saved with your player name.
1 After you’ve made any changes to your controls, click Options in the Setup screen.
2 Select Save Configuration. Type in a name for your custom configuration and click
OK.
3 To use your custom settings another time, click Options in the Setup screen, then
select Load Configuration. Select the name of the custom configuration you wish to use from the list.
Level Completion Screen (Single Player Only)
When you finish a level, the Level Completion screen appears. This screen shows a tally of what you accomplished during the level, including secret areas found and Force experience stars earned. (See the Gaining Force Powers section on page 28 for details on earning stars.) At the top of the screen you’ll see your player name and your Jedi Rank. Your Rank increases as you complete game levels and gain more Force power ability.
Ranks Used in Jedi Knight
Basic Jedi Ranks Light Side Ranks Dark Side Ranks
1. Initiate 5. Charge 5. Charge
2. Learner 6. Disciple 6. Disciple
3. Apprentice 7. Master 7. Primarch
4. Journeyman 8. Lord 8. Dark Lord
Force Power Allocation Screen
This screen does not appear until Force Powers or stars are earned. Beyond that, you’ll see it after the completion of every level. You get Force points or “stars,” depending on how many of the secret areas you found. You can allocate the stars among the available set of specific Force powers.
Having these Force powers enhances your abilities during the game. (For example, you might be able to jump higher, throw lightning bolts or heal yourself.) Your character may have Force abilities your rivals don’t possess. See the Assigning Force Power Stars section on page 28 for more details on this screen.
Force Power Allocation Screen
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GAME CONTROLS
Below is a list of the default keyboard,
joystick and mouse controls for Jedi Knight. If you wish to customise keyboard, mouse or joystick controls, Click
ESC to open the Option Screen, click the Setup button, then Controls, then
customise your controls. See the Controls Screen section on pages 13 for details on customising your controllers.
General Keyboard Controls
Opens Option Screen from Game
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Toggle Camera Mode Between
¡First and Third Person
Field Light On/Off (Turn off field light
™to conserve battery power.)
Infrared Goggle On/Off (Allows you to see in
£the dark without enemy detection. Turn off
to conserve battery power.)
Bacta Tank Quick-Use
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The following Force powers are available only if you
have allotted Force experience stars to these powers:
Force Jump Force Seeing
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Force Speed Force Pull
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Quick-Save Game
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Adjust Screen Brightness
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Take a Screenshot. (Saves image in the
¤directory where Jedi Knight is installed.)
Adjust Screen Size (Smaller
+AND- screen size increases game
performance, large screen size decreases it.)
Zoom Overlay Map In/Out
(Press
+AND- TAB to open overlay map,
then zoom.)
Cycle Through Inventory Items
[AND] (Cycle through inventory
items, highlight one, then click
ENTER to use it.)
Activate/Use
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Next Inventory Item
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Cycle Through Force Powers
;AND' (Cycle through Force powers,
highlight one, then click the F key to use it.)
Cycle Through Force Powers
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highlight one, then click the F
key to use it.)
Use Selected Force Power
f
Toggle Overlay Map On/Off
†(To see a 2D map of the area you are
currently exploring, press the TAB key. The red circle
designates your location within the map. More of the
map appears as you explore the area more widely.
The map moves with you as you explore. The + and -
keys zoom the map in and out. You must use this
map or the 3D map to use Force Seeing which allows
you to see enemies, pedestrians and items through
walls.)
Score Tally (During multiplayer games, press
~
~~ key to list players, their scores and
costumes.)
Talk (In single player games, T brings up the
tCommand Console, where players can type
in commands by hand. Most likely, single players
won’t use this. To close, press ESC or ENTER. In
multiplayer games, press T to communicate with
other plays during multiplayer games. To switch to
the Command prompt in multiplayer games, press T,
then TAB. See the Console Commands section on
page 46 for more details on multiplayer console
commands.)
Movement Keyboard Controls
(keypad) Move
Forward
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(keypad) Move
Backward
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Fast Mode
ß(Hold key down while moving.)
Slow Mode
˚(Hold key down while moving.)
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Slide Toggle (Modifies your
åTurn Right/Turn Left controls.)
(keypad) Turn Left
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screen.)
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Look Down
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Free Look (If you press and hold the V key
vwhile moving the mouse, it allows you to look
around. This feature is on by default.)
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Weapons Keyboard Controls
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Kyle’s Fists
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Bryar Pistol
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Stormtrooper Rifle
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Joysticks and Mouse
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Thermal Detonator
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Bowcaster
5
Imperial Repeater
6
Rail Detonator
7
Sequencer Charge
8
Concussion Rifle
9
Lightsaber
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Option Screen
From within the game, press the ESC key to access the Option screen. From this screen you can access:
Ω Objectives: Read your mission
objectives. You can also see how
many secrets you’ve found (left
number) out of secrets available (right
number).
Ω Map: View a 3D map of what you
have explored in the current level.
Ω Jedi Powers: Opens the Force
Power Allocation screen so you can
view your current Force abilities and
Rank. See the Assigning Force Powers
Stars section on page 28 for details on
this screen.
Ω Return to Game: Closes the Option
screen and returns you to gameplay.
Ω Restart: Lets you restart the current
mission from the beginning.
Ω Load: Click to load a previously saved
game.
Ω Save: Click to save your current game,
including your level, episode, health and shields.
Ω Setup: Click to adjust the setup for displays, sound, keyboard, mouse and joystick. See
the Setup section on page 9 for details.
Ω Abort: Click to end your mission and return to the Main Menu.
Map Screen
Selecting this option lets you see a 3D wire-frame map of the explored area to give you a sense of its size and layout. The white circle marks your location. The buttons along the bottom of the map control it. When you have the overlay map turned on, press +or - to zoom the map in and out. Click the various arrows to rotate or move the 3D model in different directions. If the map is rotating, the solid button stops and recentres the map. The upside-down triangle button closes the 3D map. You must be in this map or the overlay map (TAB key) to use Force Seeing to see enemies, pedestrians and items through walls.
Jedi Powers Screen
This screen opens the Force Power Allocation screen where you can check your Jedi Rank, your morality on the Morality Scale and which Force abilities you have. You cannot alter the Force Power Allocation screen from here. See the Assigning Force Power Stars section on page 28 for a full description.
Option Screen
Map Screen
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