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lini
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quick question:
to what button is the emergency warp assigned? 
thanks
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Zeroarmy
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I had the same problem when I first starting playing (couldn't figure out what num pad was). Anyway, press the + button that is on the right side of your keyboard (NOT the one near backspace) and space at the same time.
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lini
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 thank u thank u
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Grinningman
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I've got a related question:
I'm playing on a laptop, which doesn't have a numpad. Is there an alternative key combination for emergency warp to the Numpad + and space?
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Gene Starwind
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yea.. i got a laptop also.,... i tried useing my Function keys to emulate the keypad +.. but it still doesn't work
also.. is there a file that we could edit to remap the buttons?
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Floris
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If you're adventurous, and willing to compile the code yourselves,
you could do the following.
a) download the source tarball, extract it (or get CVS version)
b) edit src/sc2code/setup.c
c) find the bit that says:
// new temporary melee keys 2002/11/22
Below that, you can change the key mappings yourselves. Here's how
my bit looks right now:
...
// new temporary melee keys 2002/11/22
// mapped as left, right, thrust, ?, ?, fire, special, ?, ?
KeyboardInput[0] = CaptureInputDevice
(
// CreateJoystickKeyboardDevice (SK_LF_ARROW, SK_RT_ARROW, SK_UP_ARROW, 0, 0, SK_RT_SHIFT, SK_CTL, 0, 0x1b)
CreateJoystickKeyboardDevice (SK_LF_ARROW, SK_RT_ARROW, SK_UP_ARROW, 0, 0, SK_LF_SHIFT, SK_CTL, SK_HOME, SK_END)
);
KeyboardInput[1] = CaptureInputDevice
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CreateJoystickKeyboardDevice ('s', 'f', 'e', 0, 0, 'q', 'a', 0, 0x1b)
);
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As you can see, quite simple :-)
Note, the last two keys actually are labelled 'shift1' and 'shift2'. The latter is
the actual escape sequence key. I have that mapped to 'end' right now :-)
I have removed the spacebar from this equasion too btw, since I have
a laptop that doesn't seem to have a keypaad '+' in a usable location.
I've also modified the code in battle.c a bit to make pressing the 'space' key in conjunction with the 'rightshift' key unnessecary. Here's the relevant bit, starting at line 88. Commented out section (between /* and */) is
the old code. Note the checks performed in there look mostly unnessecary
(we've already established the player can run away) but I may be wrong.
Definitly a 'works for me' situation ;-)
if (CanRunAway && ( InputState & DEVICE_RIGHTSHIFT ))
/*
&& cur_player == 0
&& ((PlayerControl[cur_player] & HUMAN_CONTROL)
|| (InputState = GetInputState (NormalInput)))
&& (InputState & DEVICE_RIGHTSHIFT )
)
*/
Then proceed to step d) - compile it using build.sh
Of course, if you've never compiled anything before, don't bother. This
thing is hard to compile on picky distributions like SuSe / Debian
(SuSe more so than Debian, debian only complains about tempnam, SuSe shows worse problems.)
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Gene Starwind
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I fixed the emergancy warp on my laptop.. the trick is to hold the space bar down first, then tap the Fn and + key a few times.. that seems to work for me, hopefully this helps
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