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Subject: 3rd Person!!!
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It works a bit better, however the aiming is still a bit off, and now it has been made too complicated for what it's worth. You don't need 3 activator keys... 1 is good enough.

  • 09.03.2007 7:52 AM PDT

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JUMP FEET FIRST INTO HELL!!

that update makes my game crash.i dont think im going to use it anymore well until the crashing and aiming are fixed.

  • 09.03.2007 9:37 PM PDT
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When it crashes, does it give you an error in your system tray about Data Execution Prevention? If so, you'll need to put it on the allowed applications listing of your DEP listing. I had it crash for the older version, for reasons of DEP. I've had DEP Errors when trying to open a saved Nero project IN NERO, so if a program is not developed by Microsoft, you may as well put it on your DEP listing just to be sure. Thank you Microsoft.

Control Panel -> System & Maintenence -> System
On the left side, you should see Advanced system settings, click that. If you've got User Account Control turned on, of course grant yourself access.
On the Advanced tab, click the Settings... button under Performance.
Go to the Data Execution Prevention tab, click the Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select.
Click the Add... button and navigate to where you've installed the 3rd Person Mod.
Click Apply / OK and then restart your computer.

P.S. I recommend turning UAC off, it's a big pain in the arse in my opinion. Located under Control Panel -> User Accounts and Family Safety -> User Accounts. Select your account, or if you're the only account on your computer, it will auto-select for you. On the main list, click Turn User Account Control on or off. Restart your computer. Ignore the security warning you get each time you turn your computer on, or simply go into Control Panel -> Security -> Security Center and click Change the way Security Center alerts me on the left side. Choose Don't notify me and don't display the icon (not recommended). If you have McAfee Security Center or Norton installed, this is a non-issue. If you don't have another security center application installed, you may not wish to disable alerts, however you will be nagged by Microsoft when you log in about turning UAC back on.

P.P.S. Thank you Microsoft for making our lives so much easier with Windows Vista! =D

  • 09.04.2007 1:03 AM PDT

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thanks

  • 09.04.2007 10:58 AM PDT
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I'm happy to be of service. ^^

  • 09.04.2007 12:37 PM PDT
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haha i cant figure out how to work the camera part of it. im really stupid when it comes to this kinda stuff....=(

  • 09.04.2007 12:49 PM PDT
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Posted by: daniel simmons
haha i cant figure out how to work the camera part of it. im really stupid when it comes to this kinda stuff....=(


Your toggle keys are PageUp (3rd Person), NumPad4 (1st Person Field of View), and NumPad6 (3rd Person Field of View).
NumPad8 and NumPad2 adjust the height while in 3rd Person Up and Down, respectively.
NumPad1 and NumPad7 Zoom In and Zoom Out (respectively) for the 1st Person Field of View.
NumPad3 and NumPad9 Zoom In and Zoom Out (respectively) for the 3rd Person Field of View.

  • 09.04.2007 2:58 PM PDT

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