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TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 Am Page 2 TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 am Page 2 CD-ROM Loading Instructions Quit all applications and close all windows on your desktop. Introduction Place the Tomb Raider II CD in your CD-ROM drive. Legend has it that when you drive the dagger of Xian into your heart, you acquire the Upon closing your drive the Tomb Raider II installation menu will appear. power of the dragon. Literally. If AutoPlay is disabled the menu will not appear, to manually access the installation menu follow these simple instructions: Double-click on the ‘My Computer’ icon on your desktop, then double-click on the CD-ROM icon that appears in the newly In Ancient China, the Emperor was the holder of this power and opened window. Finally double-click ‘autorun.exe’ to open the installation menu. From this point please follow the on-screen prompts to guide you through the installation process. with his army alongside him, he was a force to be reckoned with. Thus he staked claim to the vast lands that are China. His final battle however ended in defeat. While people fell into submission all around him, the Warrior monks of Tibet would Health Warning not relent and courageously fought against his evil. Knowing the power of the dagger, they succeeded For your health, rest about 15 minutes for each hour of play. Avoid playing when tired or suffering from lack of sleep. Always play in removing it from the Dragon Emperor’s in a brightly lighted room, and stay as far from the television screen as possible. Some people experience epileptic seizures when viewing flashing lights or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience seizures while watching TV heart — reducing him and his army to pictures or playing video games. Even players who have never had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic carnage. The dagger was returned to its condition. Consult your doctor before playing video games if you have an epileptic condition or immediately should you resting place within The Great Wall and locked up experience any of the following symptoms during play: dizziness, altered vision, muscle twitching, other involuntary movements, for all time... loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion, and / or convulsions. Now three parties hold the dagger close to their heart. And all for entirely different reasons. Lara, forever the adventurer, is one of these. On her travels, she will encounter the other two... Need help handling Lara? Why not call our recorded gameplay helpline on: 0891 66 99 88* * Anyone under 18 years of age must obtain permission from the person who pays the telephone bill. This call currently costs 50 pence per minute at all times. Service operated in the UK by Eidos Interactive, Unit 2/3, Holford way, Holford, Birmingham, B6 7AX). All costs are correct at time of printing. Tomb Raider-II page 1 TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 am Page 2 In-Game Controls Hotkeys Cursor Keys Keys Up Run Forward 1 ~ 6 Directly select available weapons Down Jump Back 8 Use Small Medi-pack Right Turn Right 9 Use Large Medi-pack Left Turn Left 0 Draw Flare Ctrl Action F1 Reduce screen resolution Alt Jump F2 Increase screen resolution Space Bar Draw Weapon F3 Reduce game window / Key Get/Throw Flare F4 Increase game window Keypad 0 (Ins) Look F5 Short-cut to Save Game Passport Page F6 Short-cut to Load Game Passport Page Shift Walk Delete Side Step Left F7 Perspective correction toggle (detail level) End Roll F12 Toggle between full-screen and window mode Page Down Side Step Right Escape Displays Menu Rings Hotkeys for 3D Graphics Accelerator cards Shift F1 Reduce colour depth Menu Ring Controls Shift F2 Increase colour depth F7 Toggle for Z-buffering on / off F8 Toggle bilinear filtering on / off Use Up and Down on the Cursor Keys and use the Action Shift F8 Toggle perspective correction on / off Key to select throughout all menus. F9 Toggle Fog on / off F10 Toggle mip-mapping on / off Use Left and Right to toggle through individual F11 Toggle dithering on / off category options. Tomb Raider- page 3 Tomb Raider-II page 2 II TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 am Page 2 In-Game Controls Hotkeys Cursor Keys Keys Up Run Forward 1 ~ 6 Directly select available weapons Down Jump Back 8 Use Small Medi-pack Right Turn Right 9 Use Large Medi-pack Left Turn Left 0 Draw Flare Ctrl Action F1 Reduce screen resolution Alt Jump F2 Increase screen resolution Space Bar Draw Weapon F3 Reduce game window / Key Get/Throw Flare F4 Increase game window Keypad 0 (Ins) Look F5 Short-cut to Save Game Passport Page F6 Short-cut to Load Game Passport Page Shift Walk Delete Side Step Left F7 Perspective correction toggle (detail level) End Roll F12 Toggle between full-screen and window mode Page Down Side Step Right Escape Displays Menu Rings Hotkeys for 3D Graphics Accelerator cards Shift F1 Reduce colour depth Menu Ring Controls Shift F2 Increase colour depth F7 Toggle for Z-buffering on / off F8 Toggle bilinear filtering on / off Use Up and Down on the Cursor Keys and use the Action Shift F8 Toggle perspective correction on / off Key to select throughout all menus. F9 Toggle Fog on / off F10 Toggle mip-mapping on / off Use Left and Right to toggle through individual F11 Toggle dithering on / off category options. Tomb Raider- page 3 Tomb Raider-II page 2 II TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 am Page 4 Starting The Game Actions Following a short introductory FMV sequence you will be Moving presented with the: Running Passport - main game options Pressing Up moves Lara forward at a running pace The passport allows you to start a new game, load a Pressing Down makes Lara jump back a short distance. previously saved game or quit. Press Action and the Pressing Left or Right turns Lara Left or Right. passport will flip open. Pressing Left and Right flips you through the pages of the passport. The first page allows you to choose and Walking load a previously saved game. The middle pages will start a new game. By pressing the Walk button in conjunction with the Cursor Keys, Lara can carefully walk forwards The last page of the passport quits the game. or backwards. Whilst the Walk button is held down, Lara will not fall off any edge - if you walk up Polaroid - Lara’s home to an edge Lara will automatically stop. Choose the Polaroid to access the interactive training level. Lara will explain how the game controls work. Side Steps To exit the Assault Course press the Escape Key and use the exit option Side-step right and left do exactly as you might imagine. within the passport. Roll Personal Stereo - sound effects and music Selecting Roll will make Lara roll forward, and finish up facing the opposite direction. This also Press Action on the Personal Stereo, and you will be presented with two bars, works when Lara is underwater. Roll may also be activated by pressing the Up and Down Cursor the top bar sets sound effects volume, the lower bar sets music volume. Keys simultaneously. Press Up and Down to toggle between sound and music Press Left and Right to adjust volume. Jumping Key configuration Lara can jump in any direction, to evade her enemies. Press the Jump Key and Lara will jump straight up into the air. Press Action on the Keyboard Option and you will be presented with a list of If you press a Cursor Key immediately after pressing Jump, Lara will jump in that direction. default keyboard controls. Use Left and Right Cursor Keys to select the user In addition, pressing Down or Roll straight after starting a forward jump makes Lara somersault in configurable keys. Once here use the Cursor Keys to highlight any key you the air and land facing the opposite direction. This also works when jumping backwards by pressing wish to change. Pressing Action on a highlighted control followed by another Up or Roll immediately after takeoff. key will change control to that particular key. Tomb Raider- page 5 Tomb Raider-II page 4 II TR-II PC Man. Eng. 13/4/99 10:31 am Page 4 Starting The Game Actions Following a short introductory FMV sequence you will be Moving presented with the: Running Passport - main game options Pressing Up moves Lara forward at a running pace The passport allows you to start a new game, load a Pressing Down makes Lara jump back a short distance. previously saved game or quit. Press Action and the Pressing Left or Right turns Lara Left or Right. passport will flip open. Pressing Left and Right flips you through the pages of the passport. The first page allows you to choose and Walking load a previously saved game. The middle pages will start a new game. By pressing the Walk button in conjunction with the Cursor Keys, Lara can carefully walk forwards The last page of the passport quits the game. or backwards. Whilst the Walk button is held down, Lara will not fall off any edge - if you walk up Polaroid - Lara’s home to an edge Lara will automatically stop. Choose the Polaroid to access the interactive training level. Lara will explain how the game controls work. Side Steps To exit the Assault Course press the Escape Key and use the exit option Side-step right and left do exactly as you might imagine.
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