Re: [TuxKart-devel] Split screen multiplayer
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From: Ryan F. <rf...@gm...> - 2004-08-10 14:48:59
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On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 16:08:25 +0100, James Gregory <jam...@bt...> wrote: > On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 14:17, Ricardo Cruz wrote: > > Go ahead! I love multi player games! > > > > Just want to say something about the controls. As Steve pointed in an article > > (sorry, don't have a link), in multi-players games keys should already be > > pre-configurated. > > I know this sounds like forcing the player, but it is better than the player > > setup the keys and then they don't work, without understanding why. > > > > So, just want to ask the one that will make the control configuration to make > > it in the same line as ClanBomber's one (sorry, didn't find a screenshot), > > where the player can choose between: Gamepad 1 (2, 3... if available), > > Keyboard cursors, Keyboard left part, Keyboard middle... and mouse (if > > needed). Each "device" having an image. > > > > Huh? Don't have an option to setup keyboard controls? That's just silly, > there are a number of reasons why you might not want to use the default > setup: > > 1. You simply don't like the default setup . Maybe you've played so much > Counterstrike you want to use some keys over on left of the keyboard for > cursors. > > 2. If you have just one player, you will probably want to use the > cursors for movement, but some keys some distance away on the keyboard > for fire, jump, etc (currently we use a,s,d,f). However, if there are 3 > or 4 people having to share the keyboard then there's no way you want > player one using a,s,d,f, as someone is probably going to be using > a,s,d,w as cursors. > > 3. Not all keyboards all over the world have the same key layout. Having > an unchangeable setup is really going to upset people with, for > instance, AZERTY keyboards. Although I'm not sure how common these are > nowadays - I assume you're not using a QWERTZU keyboard, grumbel? 4. Not to mention the reasons discussed here: http://sjbaker.org/steve/omniv/keyboards_are_evil.html -- Ryan |