Atomic Butcher V1.1    Suggested by Fluffy - Added on 28 Jul 2006 62MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (212) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (4) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Josh: To Change the Keys for movement shooting etc open autoexec.cfg in notepad (or other such program) it's a plain text document. You will see something like "bind KEY_D EV_WALK_RIGHT" change "D" to "RIGHT" (don't know if caps are essential but it's best not to mess with it). I have tested this (by typing "LEFT" in the Place of "A" and this did the trick. I'm left handed so it's easier for me to use the arrow keys when also controlling my mouse. Will post more if I can get buttons like CTRL and ALT to work giving the game a Doom/Quake/Duke Nukem Feel [2006-08-07 19:12]

 David: Hi there! I just accidentally stumbled across your comment. It's funny to see how people find their ways to change our settings :)
Here are the literals you might be looking for (I know, these should've been on our website since ages): KEY_LSHIFT, KEY_RSHIFT, KEY_LCONTROL, KEY_RCONTROL, KEY_ALT, KEY_ALTGR. Hope that helps, and have fun playing! :)

Meatfully yours,
David. [2006-08-31 17:17]

 Password: eh... if anyone beat the game. Please tell of the password. [2007-10-02 22:11]

 Helg: Screen just became black, deleted it [2009-10-21 11:18]

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