Driver – you are the wheelman – Manual

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CD-ROM ror WINDOWS ae DRIVER 5¥5TEM REQUIREMENTS | ABLE OF CONTENTS / POS «GETTING STARTED ..............2 | Pentium 233 ‘ | Bolte bert Bisa . CONTROLLING THECAR ..........40 | 4MB 3D Accelerator Device | li 16x CD-ROM 6 THE STORY 22025 os0 ee as « 1a Recommended: : Ey ee ee ce ee | re ‘ 64MB RAM BMB 3D Accelerator Device TRAUING .. we FILM DURECTR 2. is GETTING STHRTED 1. Close all applications on your computer and insert the DRIVER CD in your CD ROM drive. If Autoplay is enabled (it is on most PC's}, the DRIVER Setup Window will appear. Once you see the DRIVER Setup Window, go to step 2. lf the DRIVER Setup Window doesn't appear within one minute after inserting the CD, double click the "My Computer" icon, then double click your CD ROM drive's icon (it should show a pic- ture of a car and the DRIVER logo). Find the icon called "Install" and double click it. The DRIVER Setup Window will now appear. . Click the Setup button to begin installing DRIVER. You'll see a blue bar that will progress toward 100% as DRIVER copies files from the CD to your computer. When the bar reaches 100%, the Welcome window will appear. It reminds you to close any programs running on your computer, and not to make unautho- rized copies. Click Next. . Next you'll see the Choose Destination Location window. Here you can choose where to put the DRIVER files on your computer. The default location is C:Program FilesGT InteractiveDriver. If you want to install to the default directory, click Next. If you want to change the destination, click the Browse button, and select a new destination from the Directories window and click OK. Next is the Select Program Folder window. Here you can decide where to put DRIVER's entry in the Start Button menu. By default, DRIVER will automatically create a new folder called GT Interactive, and put the game there. If this is OK, click Next. If you want to put the DRIVER entry somewhere else in your Start Button menu, click on the desired folder from the list, or type in a new folder at the top of the window. Then Click Next. . DRIVER will begin copying files from the CD to your hard drive. A blue bar will progress toward 100% as the files are copied. When the blue bar reaches 100%, the DRIVER window will appear. Click Finish in the Setup Complete window. DRIVER's readme.txt file will appear. The readme.txt contains useful infor- mation; it is highly recommended you read it. After reading the readme.txt file, close its window. Then double click the Configuration icon in the DRIVER window to open the DRIVER-Configuration window. . In the DRIVER-Configuration window, select your computer's 3D Accelerator Device from the 3D Device pull-down menu. Click Test Settings. After a few seconds, a window will appear that says “Configuration OK". Click the OK button, then click Save Settings, then close the DRIVER-Configuration window. . If you have DirectX 6.0 or higher installed on your computer, you can start DRIVER by double clicking the DRIVER icon in the DRIVER window. If you're not sure if you have DirectX 6.0 or higher installed on your computer, click DirectX in the DRIVER Setup window. DRIVER will ask you to restart your computer after installing DirectX 6.0. Click No. . After installing DirectX 6.0, click DX Media to install the DirectX Media player (The DirectX Media player plays the movies in DRIVER). DRIVER will ask you to restart your computer. Click Yes. . After your computer restarts, you can run DRIVER from your Start Button menu. Click Start, then Programs, then GT Interactive, then DRIVER, then click the Driver logo. CONTROLLING THE CAR DRIVER’s default controls are shown below. Yo I . YOu can ch in the Options menu (under the hood on the title Soar nen Zz Steer Left Xx Steer Right Fast Steer Holding the Space bar will instantly turn the steering wheel all the way in the direction you're turning. Use Fast Steer to correct oversteering in fast turns : Accelerate / Brake and Reverse Hold down / to slam the brakes on all four wheels. Once the car has stopped, if you continue to hold this button, the car will reverse. Cc Cruise Control To turn on Cruise Control, take your foot off the gas and immediately hit ©. Cruise Control will turn off when you tap the brake or gas, or if your car hits an object. Burnout : Use the burnout for dragster-style getaways or to get out of tight spots when the cops corner you. Handbrake Enter j é Hitting Enter will yank th e handbrake and lock ned rr into tig) _ Use the handbrake to throw the ca | sii or to spin 180. Note that the car ues locks the rear wheels in tight turns, see the Op! section to turn automatic braking off. 4 Look Left Look Right Behind Horn Blast the horn to terrorize pedestrians and announce your presence. xryrjale 1 Change View Tap the 1 key to toggle through three perspectives; above and behind the car, behind the wheel, and on the front bumper. THE STORY Your name is Tanner. A few years back you left professional stock car racing for police work. Now you're going undercover to infiltrate the underworld's most powerful, most dangerous organization: the Castaldi family. You've turned in your badge and left New York for Miami, where your first contact awaits. Watch your back, Tanner; when you're in this deep, you don’t know who you can trust. MA Men Once the animated introduction has finished the game will take you to the Main Menu. Here you'll find game options and various games for you to play. Move the Left and Right Arrow Keys to highlight your choice and hit Enter to select. Following is a list of the different types of games and game options. Undercover is the main game, but try the Training section first to help you develop your driving skills and practice for your first mission. Ras : fe eg = IGE OR wees ie Ree TNS HMDERLHUER NEW GAME Selecting New Game will take you to a disused multi-story parking garage where you get the chance to show off your driving skills to your potential employers in the underworld's version of an interview. If you pass the tests in the allotted time you will go undercover, driving missions for Castaldi and his minions tn four cities, starting in Miami. Later missions will take you to San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York. If you're having trouble passing the interview, select the Training section from the Main Menu to see an example of how it's done. LOAD A SHUVED GAME This enters the Load Game screen; from here you can load your saved games. Once you've loaded your game you'll be taken directly to the motel room in the city where you last saved. THE INTERUIEWM In the parking garage interview you'll see the following display: In the top left you'll see a stopwatch marked at 60 seconds; this indicates the amount of time you have left to com- plete all the maneuvers listed on the top right of the screen. When time Is almost up, the stopwatch will begin to flash red as a reminder to put your foot down if you want the job. i i vi vers you At the top right of the screen is a list of driving maneu have to complete in the allotted time If you haven't been gt Training garage first, you may struggle with some of the m plicated moves. (See Training below) 6 the list. But it’s not just the maneuvers you have to worry about; there are a number of parked vehicles in the garage to make life a little more difficult. Once you successfully complete a move, a red line will cross it off f ! Each time you scratch the paint job-whether you hit another vehi- i cle, a wall or a pillar—a red X will appear at the top of the list. If | you get four X’s, the interview is over and you'll have to try again. If you manage to complete all the moves in time, the job’s yours and | you'll move on to the first motel room, located somewhere in Miami. | 1] THE MOTEL ROOMS When you're up against some of the toughest gangsters and hoods around it's a good idea to keep a low profile After your interview with the Castaldis, you'll return to your motel room. You're not stay- ing at five star resorts, but at least these places are safe. Listed below are the items you'll find in the rooms and their uses. Move the Left and Right Arrow Keys to move from location to location SAVE GAME (VCR) You'll be able to save your progress any time you're in your motel room. Selecting the VCR will take you to the Save Game screen. From here you can save your game in a free space or write over any of your previous save games. GET A NEW JOB (ANSWERING MACHINE) Messages on the answering machine are your mission choices, left by clients while you've been out burning rubber on previous missions. The icons from left to right represent: Hear previous message Play current message Hear next message Accept mission Selecting Accept current mission will launch the mission described in the current message. OPTIONS (TOOLBOX) From the options toolbox you can adjust the game options described in the Options section of this manual (page 11). TAKE A DRIVE (KEYS) Take a ride around the city where you currently reside. There's no better way to acquaint you with the streets, shortcuts, hiding places and alleyways QUIT BACK TO TITLE SCREEN (DOOR) Quit your current game and return to the main menu On THE ROAD When you're playing the game in the cities, the following items indi- cate your progress, position and status "| TIMER 4 The timer in the lower left hand corner of the screen indicates your current mission time The timer counts down for some missions, and up for other missions. Sometimes you ll have to reach checkpoints to add more sec onds to your available mission time. DAMAGE Every time you hit a building, some damage. The severity of the damage dep the crash. Once the damage bar becomes full yo wall, solid object, or vehicle your car takes ends on the severity 0 ur car is wrecked an flip onto your roof or side, your it's Game Over. If at any time you will be over damage level will increase to maximum and the mission 8 FELONY Your Felony bar increases when you commit a crime [like speeding or reckless driving) in a Cop's field of view {This is explained under the Radar heading below). Once the Cop chase ensues his aggres- sion level will increase along with your rising felony rating. RADAR The radar indicates your position in the city, your objectives and—mast importantly-the Cops. Cops are shown as blue dots with a field of vision cone, which indicates their direction and range of vision. If you commit a crime within a cop’s field of vision cone, he'll give chase and alert HQ, who will dispatch more anxious Cops deter- mined to stop you in your tracks. At this time their vigilance increas- es and their range of vision expands. When you're being pursued the radar will flash red and blue. When you successfully lose your pur- suers, the radar will return to its usual color. Your mission objective or waypoint is also marked on the map. The cities in DRIVER are enormous so you can't always see your objec- tive on the radar (you can find your objective by pressing Escape and selecting Show Map.). However, a large triangular black “arrow” does appear on your radar, pointing at your objective or waypoint. As you get nearer to the objective the arrow will begin to narrow. The closer you get, the narrower the arrow becomes, until the objective comes into view on the radar and is marked as a flashing red dot. During the in-game sections you will come across the following menus. PAUSE MENU Continue Continue with your mission Restart Begin the mission again Sound Setup Adjust Sound Effects level | |; GFX Details Adjust level of graphic detail to improve game Crosstown Checkpoint Trailblazer if. performance Survival Dirt Track . ' i Film Director Move to replay editor Carnage / |! Quick Replay Show an Auto Director replay i | | Show Map Show an overhead map. Indicating your position OPTIONS i (| in the city, a white pulsing dot, and your next The Options menu allows you to change the settings described f : | i objective, a red pulsing dot __ below. Turn an option on or off by highlighting it and pressing i | Exit Quit to Main menu : Enter. For options with slidebars next to them, highlight the | @ ' option and use the Left and Right Arrow Keys to decrease or | ) | MISSION COMPLETE increase the option. } | : |) Film Director Move to replay editor _ DETAIL | | | Quick Replay Show Auto Director replay The “Detail” screen lets you turn off certain graphic effects to make | | | Save Replay Save your replay the game play faster. If DRIVER seems jerky, or “chugs", try turning | | ’ Continue Continue with next mission off or decreasing some of these effects. [ | Exit Quit to main menu - sounpD : | || MISSION FAILED You can adjust or disable various sound effects here. ( | Film Director Move to replay puitor CONTROL | i Quick Replay Show an Auto Director replay Input Device Keyboard/Joystick 1/Joystick 2 Save Replay Save your replay Choose your controller here. If you want to use a joystick or steer- the mission/aame again. ing wheel, make sure the device is installed in Windows and nes pe seemnpt ‘4 ralastan'e . plugged into your computer before starting DRIVER. To install the Exit Quit to main menu + device in Windows, click the Start button, then Settings, Control Panel, and Game Controllers. Click the Add button, and select the HIGH SCORES device from the list or select the Add Other button and insert the : ‘ ae corded disc that came with the device. Note that the game considers a Your success during the various driving games can be re steering wheel the same device as a joystick; to use a steering here in the Hi-Scores section. wheel, select Joystick 1 or Joystick 2. Reset To Defaults Returns all controls to their original settings. 11 10 a Tables are listed separately under the following headings: Redefine Assign game functions (accelerate, brake, horn, etc.) to the keys or joystick buttons of your choice. Highlight the function you want to change, press Enter (or Button 1 on a joystick, if it's enabled), then the key or button you wish to use for that function. Force Feedback If your joystick supports Force Feedback, turn it on or off here Gameplay The Gameplay options menu allows you to change the following options: Cop Difficulty Easy/Med/Hard % Changing the Cop Difficulty will affect the overall driving ability and effectiveness of the Police forces across all Undercover missions and driving games. Auto Handbrake On/Off ; Turning the Auto Handbrake on or off will affect the overall handling of the car throughout the game. The game defaults to Auto _ Handbrake On. This gives the car the tendency to over-steer into. corners; the sharper you turn into the corner the more you'll notice the over-steer and eventual spin. Auto Handbrake Off causes the car to under-steer into corners, and you'll have to use the handbrake (spacebar by default) to make the turn successfully and carry through your entry speed as you correct the steering and continue on your way. Max Frame Rate ; If DRIVER runs choppy on your computer, try decreasing the maxt- mum frame rate here. FMV = On/Off ; This option turns the movie sequences (full motion video) on or off. 12 THKE H RIDE Take A Ride lets you take a free drive through any one of the four cities in DRIVER. At the beginning of the game you'll be able to take a ride through the streets of Miami and San Francisco. You can take a ride through Los Angeles and New York once you have reached them in the Undercover section of the game. When you select the city you want to drive through you will then be asked if you want to drive at night or during the day (except in Los Angeles, where all the drives and missions take place at night). BDRIGING GAMES You can partake in any of the driving games from this menu. After you select a game you will then be asked which city or level you would like to play. At the beginning of the game you'll be able to play the game across the streets of Miami and San Francisco. You can play through Los Angeles and New York once you have reached them in the Undercover section of the game. PURSUIT Start by choosing a city; you can select any city you've reached in the Undercover section of the game. Once you start you'll have to chase and crash into the lead car as it tries to out-maneuver, out- brake and out-wit you across the streets, parks and alleyways. GETAWAY At the start of each Getaway game the Cops are on your tail imme- diately You must lose them by any means necessary. The quicker you lose the Cops the better. CROSS-TOWN CHECKPOINT First select the city you want to race across. Once the game starts you'll have to race from checkpoint to checkpoint in the fastest time 13 possible. The checkpoints are shown on the radar. Once you suc- cessfully reach the first one, the second one will be shown on the map, and so on until you complete the level. The faster the time, the better. There are two Checkpoint games in each city. TRAIL BLAZER Hit as many cones as possible, and finish fast. Your available time to finish will be affected by the number of cones touched, one sec- ond added per cone. The more time you have, the better. Once you've completed the course hitting all the cones, go for it again to try and improve your time. There are two Trail Blazer games in each city. SURVIVAL How long can you survive against a barrage of veteran Cops, hell-bent on taking you in, whatever the financial cost of replacing damaged Cop cars? The idea is to survive as long as possible; the longer you survive the better. DIRT TRACK Follow the circuit through the cones, across the slippery desert dust, weaving in and out of the buildings and fences. You'll be penal- ized for knocking over cones and seconds will be added to your overall finishing time. You will also be penalized for driving outside the marked circuit and missing the course checkpoints. Practice Practice on the dirt track of your choice; it's an ideal way to get used to controlling and maneuvering the car in tricky, tight and slip- pery surroundings. Once you complete a lap you will be joined by a “glass” car, which represents your best lap in this session. This will give you the perfect visual indication of your progress-—or regress. 14 TIME TRIAL Choose one of the Dirt Track courses and go for your best time over a set number of laps. There is no “glass” car this time: just go out on the track and set the best time. There is an on-screen representation of your progress. CARNAGE In Carnage mode, your car is virtually invincible...you only take damage if you hit buildings, poles or other solid stationary objects. Everything else is fair game, so rack up as much destruction as possible in one minute! CHEATS Once you complete the final mission of the game, you will be reward- ed with secret cheat codes. Once they're unlocked, you can enter them here. TRAINING CAR PARK Watch the demonstration car as it shows all the routes and maneu- vers you'll need to master before moving on to the undercover story line and missions, by passing the parking garage interview. At any time you can quit the demonstration by pressing Start and selecting “Try it” from the menu; this time it'll be you in control of the car. Burnout Use the “" key to smoke the back tires Handbrake > To pass this test simply accelerate forward and press the "Enter key to wrench the handbrake. 15 Slalom : , THE DESERT ae piabegkd al =a closely ag 0 ce mee ne On: More open training through a number of dirt tracks, circuits and crete pillars in a continuous figure-eight motion. Complete a full [ slalom of one row of pillars to pass this move. P slaloms across a number of different surfaces. Once you've watched the "glass" car make its way across the se course you can move onto the Desert and try it for yourself. To stop the demonstration at any time press the “Esc” key. Don't let the "glass" car get too far ahead of you, or you'll have to 360 : } start over. Also, hitting cones or other obstacles will result in Accelerate forward using the burnout button (""). Steer left or right penalties. and control the car as it spins in a “doughnut.” Hold the burnout } until the car spins through 360°. PAUSE MENU Reverse 180 { Continue Continue Demonstration Hold the brake/reverse button ("/"], and as the car gathers speed Try It Have a go yourself in reverse, wait for the engine revs to peak then release the ; reverse button while turning left or right. Hold the steering until the Sound Setup jcluet SoHaG) het Car spins through 180° and settles facing the right way. Gfx Details Adjust graphics here Speed Exit Quit to Main Menu Find enough room to pick up speed in a straight line, set off at full acceleration and don't Jet off the gas until a red line appears DEMO OVER : through "Speed”-or until your nerve goes. See it again Re-start demonstration Accelerate forward, wrench the hand brake and hold it while steer- ing left or right until the car has completed a 180? spin. Brake Test Try it Have a go yourself Brake test the car by driving as fast as you dare towards a wall or | Exit parked vehicle, leaving your braking until the last minute. 4 Lap CAR CHASES Again, watch the demonstration car as it performs a lap of the ; : é A ; parking garage. Drive around the outside of the pillars, taking care } she. iro Dire qt DRE = oF a not to smash into them, the walls or parked cars. If you complete | your own eens Pople BREACH A a full lap of the parking gar ‘ : able so i CSE ; Pp p Q garage unscathed you're through instructions below to edit every camera type, timing and position to create a car chase movie of your very own. 17 Quit to main menu we = Le } ee 16 ee ees a 3S This takes you to the Saved Re your pre-saved replays. Once lo Director where you can begin PLAY CHASE 1-4 There are four example car chase movies on the DRIVER disc, recorded and edited by the Reflections team. You can watch these as great examples of what can be achieved with a little time and patience with the Film Director. ALU! DIRELTOR Using the intuitive icon set across the top of the screen you'll be able to place cameras wherever you want them. Zoom in on the action, attach cameras to cars, position cameras to follow your car, place static cameras to watch the action fly by or simply sit back and let the game do all this for you with the Auto Director. The choice !s yours. The colored bar across the bottom of the screen scrolls along from right to left when you hit the play button, start the Auto Director, fast forward or frame advance. The black line in the middle of the bar rep- resents the replay's current position. The color of the bar oe and corresponds to each specific camera type. They are as follows: Chase Camera Red Fixed camera (Zoomed) Green Fixed camera (No Zoom) Yellow In-Car (Player) ote Be -Car (Pursuer When aa anestenee reaches the black marker the camera perspective and type will change. 18 play screen where you can load any of aded you'll be taken straight to the Film editing your own car chase movies Beneath the bar (from left to right) the icons shown represent the functions listed in more detail below. Hit “Enter” to select all of the icons fram the menus and sub- menus. Whenever you make any changes to the camera positions, locations and types, the Film Director will give you the option of try- ing camera angles before you put them in place. You can do this from the camera sub menus detailed below. If you're happy with the new camera status, you must always select the OK icon in that specific sub-menu to implement the change in your replay. Without hitting OK, the camera choices and selections will be cancelled and the replay viewpoint will return to the previous camera location. PLAY/PAUSE This loads and immediately pauses the replay. Select the play icon and hit “Enter” to start the replay running. /f you hit “Enter” during a replay while it is playing, you will be returned to the icon set. Play is used to reach any particular point of interest or action sequence that you want to edit. AUTO DIRECTOR Hit the Auto Director icon and the Film Director will run the replay in full, and dynamically switch cameras for you. This is a quick and easy way to not only watch your replays but also a useful tool for learning the finer details and functions of the Film Director. You can interrupt these replays at any time and begin editing them yourself. i FAST FORWARD bl When you hit fast forward the replay will increase in speed until the next camera change, where the replay will pause. Hit “Enter” again to return to the replay, in pause made. 19 SS pe ear MS Or FEE. f=] FRAME ADVANCE =| Tap “Enter” to advance the replay one frame at a time. Essential for when you need to find the exact moment you want to focus on in the replay. Fg REWIND TO THE BEGINNING Selecting this icon will instantly rewind the replay back to the start by re-starting your replay. Don't worry about your camera changes and edits, they will remain the same after the restart. ADD CAMERA Selecting this icon opens up a submenu with different types of cameras for you to choose from. Camera types that can be adjusted or modified will have another submenu extending hori- zontally off of their icon. Each added camera will be effective at the point at which you stopped the replay, represented by the black marker These are the different types of cameras you can add: =| IN CAR 2] This camera changes the viewpoint to an in-car shot from either your car or any pursuing vehicles. CHASE CAMERA This chase cam will chase the car at the angle and position set below MOVE CAMERA +2 This camera defaults to focus on your car as the point of interest. Use the Arrow Keys to move the camera towards the car (up) away from the car (down), around the car clockwise and counterclockwise (left and right), higher 20 (Keypad +], or lower (Keypad -). Holding a “Shift” key while pressing these keys will double their movement speed. [z] TRIPOD CAMERA A tripod camera ts a fixed, stationary camera, which will focus on any specified action point or vehicle of your choice. MOVE CAMERA Use the same controls listed above (Move Camera) to move the camera towards, away from or around the scene. It will default to focusing on the car. Ee LOCK TO CAR Select this icon and the camera will focus on and foliow (from its stationary position) the car's movement. =| ROTATE + Move the camera to focus on any specified place of interest. zoom =| YOU can zoom in or out of the shot only if you are aiming the camera at the car. Once the replay is running you'll notice that this camera zooms and focuses on the lead car in accor dance with its position, relative to the static camera. OK You must hit OK to implement any and all changes you have made in all the menus ke] EDIT CAMERA Es oat Camera will change the camera type that the current replay Tame has paused / stopped. This is indicated by the black marker at the center of the colored bar. IN CAR ~~ =.| Change camera type that black marker is currently on to In-Car. 21 SS eee YOU OR PURSUER Cycle through the perspectives of any vehicles giving chase by selecting this icon and pressing “Enter.” When you find the car that you want the camera fixed to, select the “In Car” icon again. Remember to select OK from the bottom of the sub-menu to make these changes effective CHASE CAMERA Change camera type that black marker is currently on to Chase Camera TRIPOD CAMERA Change camera type that black marker is currently on to Tripod camera ae) inval MOVE CAMERA Use the same controls listed above (Move Camera) to move the camera towards, away from or around the scene. It will default to focussing on the car. LOCK TO CAR Select this icon and the camera will focus on and follow (from its stationary position) the car's movement. ROTATE Move the camera to focus on any specified place of interest. MOVE CAMERA START Move the start position of the camera the black marker is currently on forwards and backwards in time using the directional pad left and right. DELETE CAMERA POSITION Delete the camera that the black marker is currently on. OK You must hit OK to confirm any and all changes. SAVE REPLAY a] Once you are happy with your replay editing and changes you can save your work. You can save your progress at any stage during the editing sequence and return to complete your “movie’ at a later date. OK Selecting OK will exit the Film Director; you will be prompted to save your replay if you have not already saved it. 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