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Armanelgtron: undo deletion; it's linked to on the left sidebar

2023-03-07T02:56:12Z

undo deletion; it's linked to on the left sidebar

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		#redirect [[FAQ#How to Play]]

Cadillac: Blanked the page

2021-08-24T18:55:06Z

Blanked the page

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	~~#redirect [[FAQ#How to Play]]~~

Wrtlprnft: better redirect

2007-07-08T20:17:43Z

better redirect

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:17, 8 July 2007
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	#redirect [[FAQ]]		#redirect [[FAQ#How to Play]]

T1: Content incorporated into centralised FAQ page and redirect added.

2007-07-08T19:38:42Z

Content incorporated into centralised FAQ page and redirect added.

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T1: /* What is double/triple binding? */ - Corrected 'double binding' link

2007-07-05T11:17:43Z

What is double/triple binding?: - Corrected 'double binding' link

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	The act of associating multiple keys to the same action, such as turning. By pressing successively multiple keys it is possible to execute tight turns.		The act of associating multiple keys to the same action, such as turning. By pressing successively multiple keys it is possible to execute tight turns.

	''See: [[Double ~~binding~~]]''		''See: [[Double Binding]]''

	'''Is double/triple binding a sin?'''		'''Is double/triple binding a sin?'''

T1: Fleshed out terminology, corrected some spelling and grammatical errors, added links, reworked heading levels & generally cleaned up!

2007-07-05T11:15:53Z

Fleshed out terminology, corrected some spelling and grammatical errors, added links, reworked heading levels & generally cleaned up!

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Wrtlprnft: Reverting and adding comment. Note that we can't really know if it works, the edit conflict page will probably confuse the bot too much to do anything to the page

2007-07-05T05:21:32Z

Reverting and adding comment. Note that we can't really know if it works, the edit conflict page will probably confuse the bot too much to do anything to the page

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 == How do I install... ==
-=== on Wind
+=== on Windows? ===
 Find the exe file you downloaded from the question and answer above this one and double click on it. Answer all dialog boxes with Yes/Next/Finish, whatever applies. On Windows XP, when you first run the game and try to connect to the Internet, a firewall warning will pop up; set it to allow access.
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 === What is double/tripple binding? ===
-The act of associating multiple ke
+The act of associating multiple keys to the same action, such as turning. By pressing successively multiple keys it is possible to execute tight turns.
 ==== Is double/tripple binding a sin? ====
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 == ArmagetronAd takes most or all the CPU time, how come? ==
-AA takes all the CPU time it needs to simulate and render the scene as fast as you'll allow it to. Ther
+AA takes all the CPU time it needs to simulate and render the scene as fast as you'll allow it to. There are two conditions under which that makes it take almost everything that is available:
 * You set your graphics card driver not to wait for VSync. AA will then run at the highest possible framerate and therefore also use all the CPU time available. If you enable the FPS display in the HUD options and it shows more than 100 FPS, then that's your problem.
 * When it tells your video card driver to update the screen now, the driver goes into a special CPU-hogging mode until the command is completed, even though all it does is sit around and wait. Both NVidia and ATI drivers are guilty of this. In the "Performance Tweaks" submenu of the graphics settings, there is the "Flush" menu item where you can tweak AA to not issue the problematic command (with possible side effects).
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 At least three solutions for this problem are available:
 * To fix this problem use your TaskManager to set ArmagetronAd.exe's cpu affinity to a single CPU.
-* Disable Cool
+* Disable Cool & Quite in BIOS

210.13.105.23 at 03:50, 5 July 2007

2007-07-05T03:50:01Z

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 == How do I install... ==
-=== on Windows? ===
+=== on Wind
 Find the exe file you downloaded from the question and answer above this one and double click on it. Answer all dialog boxes with Yes/Next/Finish, whatever applies. On Windows XP, when you first run the game and try to connect to the Internet, a firewall warning will pop up; set it to allow access.
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 === What is double/tripple binding? ===
-The act of associating multiple keys to the same action, such as turning. By pressing successively multiple keys it is possible to execute tight turns.
+The act of associating multiple ke
 ==== Is double/tripple binding a sin? ====
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 == ArmagetronAd takes most or all the CPU time, how come? ==
-AA takes all the CPU time it needs to simulate and render the scene as fast as you'll allow it to. There are two conditions under which that makes it take almost everything that is available:
+AA takes all the CPU time it needs to simulate and render the scene as fast as you'll allow it to. Ther
 * You set your graphics card driver not to wait for VSync. AA will then run at the highest possible framerate and therefore also use all the CPU time available. If you enable the FPS display in the HUD options and it shows more than 100 FPS, then that's your problem.
 * When it tells your video card driver to update the screen now, the driver goes into a special CPU-hogging mode until the command is completed, even though all it does is sit around and wait. Both NVidia and ATI drivers are guilty of this. In the "Performance Tweaks" submenu of the graphics settings, there is the "Flush" menu item where you can tweak AA to not issue the problematic command (with possible side effects).
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 At least three solutions for this problem are available:
 * To fix this problem use your TaskManager to set ArmagetronAd.exe's cpu affinity to a single CPU.
-* Disable Cool & Quite in BIOS
+* Disable Cool

Jonathan: Reverted edits by 219.50.120.107 (Talk); changed back to last version by 65.5.158.30

2007-06-27T22:40:18Z

Reverted edits by 219.50.120.107 (Talk); changed back to last version by 65.5.158.30

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219.50.120.107: klemensmsn.com

2007-06-27T22:25:49Z

klemensmsn.com

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