MechWarrior 2: The Clans 
Demo Disk Ver 1.0
This Demo Requires a 386/486 computer with at least 4 megabytes of RAM.  
In general, 610,000 bytes of conventional memory and 2+ Megabytes of
extended or expanded RAM

If the Demo will not work, verify that your CONFIG.SYS file contains the 
line DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS  The HIMEM.SYS file comes with DOS 5, DOS 6, 
and WINDOWS  
(Dr. DOS 6.0 comes with HIDOS.SYS which can be used instead of HIMEM.SYS)

WARNING: Always have a working boot disk before modifying the CONFIG.SYS 
or AUTOEXEC.BAT files on your hard drive

***Keyboard Commands***

***Keyboard Weapon Control***
Enter = Select Weapon
Space = Fire Weapon
Left and Right Arrow Keys = Turn Mech
1 - 0  Keys for Speed control (The Mech will only turn when moving)
Up and Down Arrow keys control HUD targeting
***View Functions***

F1 = Interior forward view
F2 = Interior UP view
F3 = Interior LEFT view
F4 = Interior RIGHT view
F5 = Track view

***Cockpit Displays***

'SHIFT+H' = Hud Off/ On toggle
'CTRL+H'  = Exterior hud Off/On toggle

'Z'       = Zoom
'SHIFT+Z' = Zoom Back
'CTRL+Z'  = Zoom Normal

'-'   = Decrease throttle
'='   = Increase throttle
1 - 0 = for throttle control
1     = Stop
0     = full throttle

'I'      = Rear View / Control View toggle (Right System Display)
CTRL+'N' = toggle NAV display on/off
CTRL+'B' = zoom the top-down view in nav window (Center)
CTRL+'E' = Eject!
'X'      = Toggle forward/reverse
'< >'    = Turn Torso Left or Right
'/'      =Center Torso

***System Commnands***
'ALT+J'                 = Full joystick calibration
'ALT+C'                 = Fast joystick recenter
'ALT+P' or 'Pause' Key  = Pause / Any key to Un-Pause 
'ESC' or 'CTRL+X'       = Quit Mission 
'ALT+A'                 = version info
'ALT+O'                 = digital audio off
'ALT+SHIFT+O'           = Audio on


***THRUSTMASTER SYSTEMS***
MechWarrior 2: The Clans fully supports the Thrustmaster FCS (Joystick),
WCS and Rudder Pedals.
The following controls are available on the FCS:

Weapon Fire             = Main Trigger.
Weapon Selection        = Upper Thumb.
Track View              = Bottom Button (Pinky) and Lower Thumb.
Cockpit View            = Bottom Button (Pinky) and Trigger.

The HAT on the FCS will select Left, Right, and Up views from within the 
Cockpit.
From Track View the Hat will move the camera view around the selected Mech.

The Weapon Control system currently controls the Speed only.

Rudder Pedals will control the Torso left and right


***CYBERMAN***
MechWarrior 2 fully supports the Cyberman by Logitech in the following
way:
Left Button     = Fires selected weapon
Right Button    = Change Weapon
Pitch forward   = Increase Throttle
Pitch Back      = Decrease Throttle
Roll left       = Left View
Roll Right      = Right View
Z-Up            = Up View (Pull Up)
Yaw left        = Turn Torso Left
Yaw Right       = Turn Torso Right
Z-Down          = Center Torso (Push Down)

Targeting the Mech is controled by moving the Cyberman Up and Down 
within the X and Y axis square.


***Mouse***
Targeting is controlled by forward and back mouse movement
Left Mouse              = fire selected weapon
Right Mouse button      = change weapons
Center mouse button is not supported 

TROUBLE SHOOTING

DISTORTED DIGITAL SOUND WITH IRQ7
If your sound card is using IRQ7 and you get choppy digital sound,
you may have a noisy IRQ7 line. Change to another free IRQ. Noisy IRQ7
lines are most common in systems with IDE/MULTI I/O cards.

NO SOUND FROM THE PROAUDIO SPECTRUM
Verify that the driver MVSOUND.SYS is loaded by CONFIG.SYS.  If you
made a boot disk, copy the MVSOUND.SYS line from your hard drive's
CONFIG.SYS to your boot disk's CONFIG.SYS.
 
GAME LOCKS WITH DIGITAL SOUND
Check for a conflict between the sound card and another card.  Run
INSTALL and disable digital sounds.  Consult the sound card manual for
information on resolving IRQ, I/O, and DMA conflicts with other cards
in your system.

THRUSTMASTER HAT IS NOT WORKING
Verify that your joystick card supports two joysticks.  Joysticks with 
throttles can not be used with Y-cables or with cards that support only one joystick.  Make sure that you do not have TWO joystick cards in your
machine. If your Sound Card has a joystick port, AND your Multi I/O card
has a joystick port, disable the joystick port on the Multi I/O card.
 
