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Welcome to Quake! This file details how to get Quake running on your system and what to do if you have problems. We would like to thank Gandalf Technologies, Inc and MPath Interactive for the use of their technology. We would also like to thank Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails for their tremendous contributions to Quake's entire audio portion. The NIN logo is a Registered Trademark licensed to Nothing Interactive, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Quake System Requirements ------------------------- IBM PC and Compatibles Pentium processor or better VGA Compatible Display or better 8MB RAM minimum, 16MB recommended (16 MB required for running under Win95) CD-ROM drive Required MS-DOS 5.0 or better or Windows 95 (does NOT run under Windows NT) Hard Drive (30MB for Shareware, 80 MB for Registered) *** IMPORTANT!: Quake requires a floating point processor. Systems that do not have an FPU installed will not run Quake -- at all. *** IMPORTANT Video Adapter Note! *** On some ATI Mach32 cards, Quake can come up with a garbled video display. This is due to a problem with the card in which 320x200 mode isn't initialized correctly. Workarounds include: 1) If running from Windows, start Quake from an icon, or from a windowed (not fullscreen) MS-DOS prompt. If Quake is already running and has the garbled screen, press Alt-Enter twice to switch to the desktop and back to fullscreen, and the screen will display properly. 2) If running from DOS, either put the line vid_mode 1 in id1\autoexec.cfg, or, typing blind, press tilde ('~') to bring down the console, type vid_mode 1<enter> and the screen will display properly. ======================================================================== Here are the text files included with the shareware release of Quake and what they are: README.TXT This file TECHINFO.TXT Technical information on Quake's subsystems and their advanced use. MANUAL.TXT Text version of the printed game manual LICINFO.TXT Info on the various license files included with Quake SLICNSE.TXT Shareware Quake end-user license ORDER.TXT How to order Quake HELP.TXT How to get help with Quake Here are the text files included with the registered version of Quake and what they are: README.TXT This file TECHINFO.TXT Technical information on Quake's subsystems and their advanced use. MANUAL.TXT Text version of the printed game manual LICINFO.TXT Info on the various license files included with Quake RLICNSE.TXT Registered Quake end-user license COMEXP.TXT Commercial exploitation agreement ORDER.TXT How to order Quake HELP.TXT How to get help with Quake Running Quake ------------- DOS: To launch Quake from the DOS Prompt, go to the Quake directory and simply type "QUAKE" <ENTER>. (no quotes) Windows 95: To launch Quake in single player mode, double click on the file QUAKE.EXE From Windows Explorer. To run Quake in Multi-Player mode using the TCP/IP protocol, first check your network settings to ensure the protocol is installed, then double click on the Q95.BAT file to launch the game. In this version (v0.91) there is a minor bug that will cause the Q95.BAT file to exit the first time you run it, without running Quake. Merely double-click on that file again and it will work. Audio Setup ----------- When using a Sound Card with Quake, there are a few setup steps which must be taken. First, the "BLASTER" environment variable setting must be in your autoexec.bat (or you can type it in manually from the MS-DOS command prompt). Running the Sound Blaster utility diagnose.exe will automatically configure your sound card and put this statement in your autoexec.bat file for you. A typical blaster setting looks like this (although yours may vary): SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 H5 P330 T6 If you want to play the audio track from the CD-ROM while playing Quake, you must ensure that the audio cable from the CD-ROM is connected to the sound card. If you think your sound card is setup properly and it STILL doesn't work, check to make sure that your BLASTER environment variable contains the high DMA setting (H5 in the above example). If you don't get sound while trying to play the audio track, check to see if a small cable goes from the back of your CD-ROM player directly to your sound card. If the CD-ROM audio cable is connected to your sound board (or the motherboard in some cases) and you STILL don't hear CD Audio coming from your speakers, make sure the MIXER program has the CD volume turned up. You will also need to run the CD-ROM driver MSCDEX.EXE. Here is an example of the files you should see (yours probably will vary) listed in your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT (explanation is in parentheses): CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=C:\PROSCSI\CDROM.SYS /D:PROCD01 (CD-ROM driver) AUTOEXEC.BAT: SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 H5 P330 T6 (sound environment variable setting) C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\MSCDEX.EXE /D:PROCD01 /L:D (CD-ROM driver) =================================================== UltraSound MAX and UltraSound PnP Support for Quake =================================================== Before running Quake, make sure that your sound card works and your environment variables are set correctly. Other UltraSound Cards (ACE & Classic) -------------------------------------- These drivers are not for the UltraSound ACE or UltraSound Classic sound cards. We have heard mixed reports that MegaEm or SBOS have a chance of working with the UltraSound Classic but there is a short sound F/X delay. UltraSound PnP and PnP Pro -------------------------- You must make sure that you do NOT have IWSBOS or MegaEm loaded. Setup ----- Quake will automatically detect that the UltraSound Max or PnP are installed. It does this by looking at the SET INTERWAVE (PnP) and SET ULTRA16 (Max) environment variables. Quake will use the settings found on the SET ULTRASND/ULTRA16 (Max) and in the IW.INI (PnP) file to determine what port settings to use. Troubleshooting Windows 95 (DOS Box) ------------------------------------ We recommend that you restart your computer in MS-DOS Mode. DOS Box may or may not work, so use at your own risk. CD Audio Input -------------- If you have not already enabled CD audio output by default you will need to enable it. For the UltraSound MAX you can run "ULTRINIT -EC". For the UltraSound PnP you will need to enable the CD audio output in Win'95 and then restart your computer into MS-DOS. =================================================== Mouse Setup ----------- If you are going to use a mouse when playing Quake, you will need to load your mouse driver. This should go in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file as well. Here is an example: C:\LOGITECH\MOUSE\MOUSE.EXE (mouse driver) Booting Clean ------------- If you are going to be running Quake with only 8 megabytes of RAM, it is best to boot clean . You eliminate unwanted utilities or applications from taking up valuable memory, without having to alter your regular AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS. Booting clean can be done in one of two ways. If you have MS-DOS version 6.xx, booting clean is as simple a pressing the shift key when you see the words "Starting MS-DOS". If you have MS-DOS ver 5.xx you will need to make a system disk. To make a boot disk, type the following from the MS-DOS command prompt: FORMAT A: /S 1. Make sure that this is a disk you wish to erase. 2. This disk absolutely HAS to be formatted in the A: drive. To use the system disk, place the disk in the A: drive and reset the computer. NOTE: If your sound card requires a driver to be loaded, or you will be using a mouse, or you wil