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• Rogue at 2004-11-06 15:39
  Hi. I downloaded JFDuke3D, and it works good, but I have no mouse there! Not only strafe, I even can't shoot! Where's the mistake? My Mouse is plugged by USB.
• Rogue at 2004-11-06 17:44
  There's no problem there! :) It caused because I downloaded only update, not the full version. But there's another problem: when I try to use 16 or 32-bit graphics, game hangs up.
• Fernando at 2004-11-07 01:30
  Do your PC has a 3D accelerator card?
  
  If not, that's the problem, you need a 3D card to use 'POLYMOST'...
• Rogue at 2004-11-07 05:00
  My graphics is SiS 650.
  I've solved this problem typing "glusecds 1" command in the console.
• Fernando at 2004-11-07 11:16

  glusecds <0 or 1>
  Enables the use of the ChangeDisplaySettings() Windows function to switch the current screen mode. Some video cards require this be set in order for OpenGL to work properly. Intel and Matrox users are in this category.

  You're right! :D
  Well, glad it works now. But do you experience jerky movements or something like that?
• ivanrolim at 2004-11-07 13:15

  My mouse is okay, but 'mouse aiming' option is grayed out :(

  I couldn't use mouse movement to look up or down, only on the X axis to move the view angle! :shock:
  
  I've searched for other options, even in Jonof Duke3d configuration file. 'Mouse aiming' were 0. putting 1 didn't solve. :x
  
  I use an optical PS2 mouse. Everything is okay in windows and other games, including the whell.
• Fernando at 2004-11-08 00:42

  Problems with mouse

  Did you try to configure the mouse at the setup options?
  
  Not inside game... at SETUP.EXE
• ivanrolim at 2004-11-08 02:51

  Yes I did

  Setup32.exe (I've renamed it). Anyway, evne with 'momentary' mouse aiming activated, and 'Keyboard and mouse' settings, in-game option for mouse aiming is still 'blued out' :shock:
• Phear Chyld at 2004-11-08 04:41

  Mouse Aiming (Halflife controls)

  Make sure you have the option Keyboard/Mouse selected in Setup.exe under Input Devices. Also while your @ the Input Devices screen click the Advanced button. The X-Axis should be at 1.0 and the Y-Axis should be at -1.0 and the radio button Toggle.
  This is a link to my personal duke3d.cfg file
  
  http://home.comcast.net/~phearchyld/duke3d.cfg
  
  You can click to view the file or you can right click and select Save As, then you just save it to your Duke driectory. Hope this helps.
  
  Phear Chyld
• ivanrolim at 2004-11-08 06:07

  Wow!

  Thanks!!! :)
  
  I was only confused about 'toggle' and 'momentary'... If momentary is chosen, mouse aiming will be disabled!! :?
  
  It's working 100%! :D