User manual GAMES PC TOONSTRUCK

[. . . ] - Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s 2 2 3 4 4 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 21 23 24 INSTALLATION RUNNING THE GAME INTRODUCTION CHARACTERS TITLE SCREEN STARTING A NEW GAME PLAYING THE GAME CURSOR CONTROLS LOOKING AT OBJECTS USING OBJECTS STORING OBJECTS COMBINING OBJECTS FLUX WILDLY TALKING TO STRANGERS LOAD AND SAVE GAME SCREENS OPTIONS SCREEN HOT KEYS HINTS PLAYTHROUGH TOONSTRUCK TROUBLE-SHOOTING TECHNICAL SUPPORT/ADDITIONAL TROUBLE-SHOOTING CREDITS 1 Installation Please follow the steps listed below to begin your adventure: Windows® 95: Refer to the README file on your CD-ROM for the most up-to-date instructions. Alternative 1: Insert Disc One into your CD-ROM drive. Click on the Look In pull-down menu and click on the CD drive icon. Follow the on-screen instructions. Alternative 2: Open up a DOS Prompt and follow the DOS install instructions. (Please note that we recommend installing Toonstruck from DOS) Windows 3. x: Exit to DOS and follow the DOS install instructions. DOS: Insert Disc One into your CD-ROM drive. [. . . ] There is a small Ladder leading up to the King's Bed. If Drew "looks" at the ladder (right click over the Ladder) he will discover that it is unlikely that the ladder would take his weight. Perhaps it could take Flux's weight. Ask Flux to search King Hugh's bed. Left click on Flux to change the cursor into a Flux icon. Move the Flux cursor over the ladder and left click to ask Flux to climb the ladder and search the bed. Flux will climb up the ladder and look under the pillow. When Flux comes down from the ladder, he hands the paper to Drew The paper appears to be some kind of Voucher from a Costume Shop. The cursor should now look like the Voucher--right click to put it away in your bag. 19 The Dresser Drawers Puzzle Go back over to the dresser. There is a Note to the right of the mirror. Move the cursor over the Note until it changes into a magnifying glass. Right click to "look at" the Note. Move the cursor down over the dresser Drawers. The cursor should change to a Grabbing Hand animation. Left click to "use" the Drawers--this will bring up a close-up of them. Notice that the cursor changes whenever you move it over any of the Drawer Handles. Try left clicking when the cursor is over a closed drawer handle, notice the drawer opens. Try left clicking when the cursor is over an open drawer handle, notice the drawer closes. You may also have noticed that other drawers open and/or close at the same time as the one you are directly controlling. 20 Exit from the close-up of the Drawers. Move the cursor to the edge of the screen and left or right click. Take another look at the Note by the mirror. Perhaps this has something to do with the drawers. . . To o n s t r u c k Tr o u b l e - S h o o t i n g This section provides trouble-shooting techniques to get Toonstruck running and achieve optimum game performance. Please also refer to the readme. txt file for last minute trouble-shooting tips discovered just prior to release. Configuration If you need to alter the configuration settings installation, run SETUP. EXE from your Toonstruck directory. It is possible to manually configure many of the settings within Toonstruck in order to overcome a problem. Before trying any of these, please read the Problems & Solutions section below. The use of these switches should not be necessary if the install program was followed correctly. Command Line Switches (override TOONSTRK. CFG): Usage: TOONSTRK [options] -h Help -? [. . . ] Scratch'nSniff ), Might Max(Max), Biker Mice from Mars (`Throttle'), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Raphael), Tazmania, Disney's Goof Troop (P. J. ) & Darkwing Duck (Stealbeak) Jeff Bennett: TV work includes: Animaniacs, Batman, Tiny Toons, Disney's Aladdin and The Little Mermaid, Secret Squirrel, Captain Planet & James Bond, Jr. Feature work includes: The Land Before Time series Jim Cummings: TV work includes: Disney's Bonkers (Bonkers & Piquel), Winnie the Pooh (Pooh & Tigger), Darkwing Duck (Darkwing Duck), Feature work includes: Disney's The Lion King (Ed the Hyena) April Winchell: Feature work includes: Who Framed Roger Rabbit?(Baby Herman & Baby Herman's mother) TV work includes: Timon and Pumba, Bonkers, Goof Troop, Earthworm Jim, Mighty Ducks, Gargoyles & Jungle Cubs Additional Design Based on an Original Idea by Screenplay Additional Writing Design Assistant David Bishop & Richard Hare Richard Hare, Jennifer McWilliams, Mark Drop Shelly Goldstein, Sib Ventress EM Stock Additional Programming Programmers Tools and Technology Flick Processing Juan M. Alvarado, Paul Duncanson, Kevin Aguilar Tommy Rolfs, Steve Heimstra, Mike Michaels, Burst TnT Department Steve Ganem Additional Art Animation Supervision (Rainbow) Additional Video Composites Background Layouts & Colour models Background Painting Background Animators Perry Zombolas Jennifer Terry, Jeanne Brinker John Piampiano, Bil Skirvin Maurice Morgan, Nathan Ota, Candace Mammarella, John Piampiano, Bil Skirvin Laura Janczewski, Bil Skirvin, John Piampiano, Mark Soderwall 25 3-D Art Additional 3-D Art Storyboards Character Animation Clean-up Scanning/Colouring (Flux) Masking Molly Talbot Doug Cope, Max Chapman, Martin McDonald, Quinno Martin Susan Mazer, Allan Gibson, Perry Zombolas, John Piampiano Laura Janczewski, Ray Huerta, Perry Zombolas, John Piampiano, Gary McCarver, Jaqueline Corley Jennifer McChristian, Bev Chapman, Mila Kelly, Ray Huerta Mark Walat, Mila Kelly, Susan Haight Betsey Grey Additional Production Technical Production Production Assistant Doug Hare, Gary Priest Richard Hare Video Live Action Production Live Action Director Additional Direction Production Manager 1st Assistant Director 2nd Assistant Director 3rd Assistant Director Camera Operator Lighting Director Make Up/Hair Set Designer Costume Designer Key Grip Grip Gaffer Video Technician Tape Operator Stage Manager Studios Provided by Video Equipment Teleprompter Script supervisor Catering Motorhome Supplied by Richard Hare Joel Paley Lou Chagaris Lou Chagaris Giles Ashford Jeff Gordon Marc Curtis Greg Kendrick Charla Miller Craig Dorsey Renee Davenport Gus Vasquez J. 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