*sam* Posted Jun 20, 2008, 2:52 pm |
The Options dialog now lets you choose to use bold fonts. You will have to restart the game client after changing this option though, since fonts are assigned when the game starts up.
< and > now perform relative camera movement when moving between your cars or peds (i.e. the old way). To reset to the default viewing location (which some of you seem to like and others hate), use Shift with the < and > keys. The GUI buttons for moving between your objects also use the default viewing location. You can also hold Ctrl when pressing < and > to have no camera movement at all |
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Parduz Posted Jun 20, 2008, 3:54 pm |
*cough*....
Italian keyboards have the characters "<" and ">" on the same key. I can't write ">" without using the shift key. Not a big problem, i'll cicle throug my cars with just the "<" key. <edit> this is not a problem if the app looks at the keycode instead at the char. In this case, I'll just have to find which keys do this thing on my keyboard. |
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*viKKing* Posted Jun 20, 2008, 6:14 pm |
Same problem here.
And no, the system doesn't look for the code but for the char. What is an Italian keyboard layout? S P A G H E T I? Edit: no, really, what is the layout? |
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*Zothen* Posted Jun 20, 2008, 7:27 pm |
Psss, Vik, its written "s p a g h e t >t< i"!
And the german keyboard has the same prob "</>" is on the same key! |
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*viKKing* Posted Jun 20, 2008, 7:47 pm |
I know Zothen, but who would have designed a keyboard with 2 't'? I think we all do, but those Qwerty users. |
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Parduz Posted Jun 20, 2008, 9:22 pm |
Wikipedia |
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Parduz Posted Jul 18, 2008, 8:16 am |
For completeness:
the game looks at the key code, not the key char. So the "<" and ">" keys are, in my keyb layout, "," & ".". So there's no problems about shift, ctrl and so on. |