Welcome to the Quake Preview!

This file includes last minute and esoteric information about Quake for Macintosh.

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==                 Preview Contents                  ==
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This Preview version of Quake contains the first few levels of the first Episode of Quake.

The full version adds many features to this Preview:

1.  The remaining levels in Episode 1.
2.  Three additional Episodes.
3.  More weapons and stuff.
4.  A wide range of multiplayer options, including Internet, Modem, LAN and direct serial head-to-head capabilities.
5.  Support for 3D Hardware Accelerators

To get the full version of Quake, visit your local reseller or call 800-229-2714.

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==                 Version History                  ==
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v1.08.2 
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If you have Stuffit Deluxe installed on your machine with "True Finder Integrationª" and the "~Stuffit Spacesaverª" pulldown menu added to the finder, you will need to shut these down before playing Quake. If these are still enabled on your computer, the computer will freeze upon quitting the Quake application. To disable these Stuffit Deluxe features, turn off the Control Panels named "True Finder Integrationª" and "~Stuffit Spacesaverª" in the Extensions Manager control panel and restart your machine.

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Note: No program, no matter how carefully tested, is perfect. MacSoft will make updates available free of charge from our website at 
			http://www.wizworks.com/macsoft/
as soon as any updates are available. If you encounter a problem running Quake for Macintosh, please contact MacSoft via e-mail at
			support@wizworks.com
or via phone at
			(612) 559-5301.
Please include a description of your computer including model number, amount of RAM installed, version of the MacOS (System) you are using, and a complete description of the problem.

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Quake System Requirements
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PowerPC processor MacOS system.
16MB RAM
System 7.1 or later
CD-ROM drive
256-color monitor or better.
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Miscellanea
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You can drag a saved game, demo, or map onto the Quake icon to load it.  This will work at any time. 
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You can drag a Quake extension onto Quake to load.  Extensions are new weapons, robot enemies, and other things users have written.  These should be contained in a folder, and you simply drag the folder onto the Quake application icon.  You can ONLY do this when launching Quake. 
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Quake expansion packs!
The Quake Expansion Packs 1 and 2 from Rogue and Hipnotic software will work only with the full version of Quake for Macintosh.   Call 1-800-IDGAMES to order.
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Quake Merchandise!
Call 1-800-IDGAMES to order cool Quake T-shirts and other great merchandise.
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Quake Hints!
To receive hints for Quake, call 1-800-IDGAMES or 1-900-CALL-2-ID. The cost 
will be $.90 per minute. You must be 18 years of age or have parental permission 
to call 1-900-CALL-2-ID. You will need a touch-tone phone.
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Command line parameters, console commands -
Nearly every function of Quake which can be operated from the console can be operated from the "Options" dialog or the main menu in Quake for Macintosh. There are a few console commands which might come in handy. To access the console, tap the ~ (tilde) key at the upper left of your keyboard (next to the 1 key). The game will become paused and a box will drop down listing any recent messages the game may have sent to you as well as a bracket 
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like this. You can type various commands in here. After typing a command, tap the [Return] key and then the [Escape] key to close the console.

Here are a few useful commands.

NAME (type a name) - changes your name in a network game. Typing NAME WIZBANG would change your name to WIZBANG in the game.

FOV 110 - Widens your field of view to 110 degrees of arc. Usually the field of view is 90 degrees. FOV 110 gives you a bit more peripheral vision, but the screen will look a bit distorted at the edges and you will not be able to see the gun you are carrying. FOV 90 changes the field of view back to normal.

R_DRAWVIEWMODEL 0 - Turns the gun "off." Makes it so you do not see the gun drawn t the bottom of your screen; you will still be able to fire the gun normally. Some people prefer this, but some find that it makes the game difficult to play. R_DRAWVIEWMODEL 1 turns the gun back "on."

CROSSHAIR 1 - Turns the crosshair on, drawing a plus sign right in the middle of the screen where the bullets fire to from the gun you are carrying. CROSSHAIR 0 turns the gun off again.

+MLOOK - turns mouselook on until you type -MLOOK at the console. This allows you to look around and turn in place while using the keys to move forward and backward and step from side to side, etc. Some people find that this gives them a great amount of freedom of motion and accurate aim when playing Quake.

Other console commands as well as some command line parameters can be found at the excellent Quake site:
			http://www.stomped.com
This site has numerous FAQ's, informational files, links, and news items about Quake.
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Quake for Macintosh Internet Mailing List
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If you are interested in getting information on or talking about Quake for
Macintosh with other people, there is an internet mailing list available.
Go to <http://www.best.com/~pberry/quake> for more information.

*NOTE:  MacSoft has no relationship with this list.  The mailing list and
the information on it are neither endorsed nor approved by MacSoft.*
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Quake for Macintosh utilities
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Check out Scott Kevill's webpage at http://www.curtin.edu.au/~scott/macquake/


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A very special thanks to Jason Colman who 
researched and wrote the section on Internet play.
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We would also like to thank Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails for their tremendous contributions to Quake's entire audio portion.

Quake¨ ©1996, 1997 Id Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Published by Id Software, Inc.
Distributed under license by MacSoft, an affiliate of GT Interactive Software Corp.  
Quake¨ is a registered trademark of Id Software, Inc. The stylized Q is a trademark of 
Id Software, Inc. Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. All
other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Titles of Songs or Themes © 1996 TVT/Interscope Records.  All Rights Reserved. Written by Trent Reznor © 1996 Leaving Hope/TVT Music, Inc.  ASCAP All Rights Reserved.  The NIN¨ logo is a registered trademark licensed to Nothing Interactive, Inc.  All rights reserved.