Tomb Raider II GOLD: Fool's Gold
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This is a one level demo of one of the exciting, soon-to-be-released, new
TOMB RAIDER 2 GOLD LEVELS!


DEMO NOTES
==========

*This demo DOES NOT require the original Tomb Raider 2 CD in order to play
but the other Tomb Raider 2 Gold levels will when they are made available
for download in the coming weeks.  

If you currently own Tomb Raider 2, place the CD in your CD-ROM drive while
playing this demo and you'll hear the proper CD audio tracks.


Controls (DEFAULTS)
-------------------
Cursor keys     General movement
ALT             Jump
CTRL            Action (shoot or climb)  Also use this key to open/close the Passport.
SPACE           Draw/holster weapons
SHIFT           Walk (when used with the arrow keys)
INS             Look
/               Draw/throw flare
ESC             Inventory/Options


SNOWMOBILE CONTROLS (defaults)
==============================
CTRL            Use this key when Lara is positioned next to the snowmobile to climb on it.
                Depending on which type of snowmobile she's on, the CTRL key will either
                make the snowmobile accelerate or fire machine guns.

Cursor keys     Controls movement of snowmobile

ALT             Makes Lara climb off the snowmobile 
                (when used with either the left or right cursor key)



*NOTE: Users can setup their own control configurations and gamepads.  See
section "Joysticks and Gamepads" below for more details.




Graphic Accelerators
--------------------
If you experience any problems with your 3D accelerator graphics card,
please refer to the manufacturer for updated drivers.



Below is the latest README file from the full version of TOMB RAIDER II.  If you have any
questions/problems with this demo, the solution will hopefully be listed below...



Tomb Raider II - Readme File VER 1.1
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Contents
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Hardware Requirements
Installation
In-game Hot Keys
3D Graphic Cards
CD-ROM Drives
Sound Cards
Technical Help
Setup
Joysticks & Gamepads
Tomb Raider II Related Web Sites
Technical Support



Hardware Requirements
---------------------
* Windows '95 compatible computer system, requires DirectX 5.0
* Pentium 90 processor (133 MHZ or greater recommended)
* 16 MB RAM required (32 MB RAM recommended)
* 4X CD-ROM drive required
* 100% Windows '95/98 DirectX compatible sound card required
* All 100% Direct3D compliant accelerator cards are supported

Tomb Raider II will not run on Windows NT 4.0 (even with Service pack 4), and was not designed to
run on Laptops.



Installation
------------
To install Tomb Raider II to your hard drive:

1.	Place the Tomb Raider II CD in your CD-ROM drive. 
2.	After a few seconds, the Autorun Menu will come on screen. 
	Select the Install option.  If this menu does not appear, click 
	the Start button, select Run and type D:\autorun (where D is 
	the letter of your CD-ROM drive), then click OK.
3.	The program will detect whether you have certified DirectX 5 
	drivers which allow Tomb Raider II to run properly under all 
	configurations.  Your current drivers may be updated as 
	necessary.
4.	The Tomb Raider II installation routine will then install the 
	game files to your hard drive.  At the end of the 
	installation, you may be prompted to Restart your computer.
5.	Upon completion of installation, run Setup to make sure your 
	graphics card is configured properly.
6.	Click the Play button on the Autorun Menu or select Tomb 
	Raider II in the Core Design folder on the Start Menu to begin 
	the game.



In-game Hot Keys
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F1			Reduce graphics resolution
F2			Increase graphics resolution
Shift F1		Reduce color depth
Shift F2		Increase color depth
F3			Reduce screen size
F4			Increase screen size
F5			Save Game
F6			Load Game
F7			Toggle Z-buffering on / off
F8			Toggle bilinear filtering on / off
Shift F8		Toggle perspective correction on / off
F11			Toggle dithering on / off
S			Screenshot

Do not map the S key to any control in the game.  Each time the S key is
pressed, a screenshot will be saved to the Tomb Raider II directory.  
The file will be saved in targa format, and named "tomb0000.tga".

There is no hot key to exit Tomb Raider II.  To exit the game, you can 
press ALT-F4, or do the following:   Press the ESC key, press down arrow,
press the Enter key on the Passport (Game) icon, press right arrow twice 
(Exit to Title) and press the Enter key.  Once you are at the Main Title 
Screen, Press Enter on the Passport (Game) icon and right arrow twice 
(Exit Game) and press the Enter key.



NOTE: If you own a 3D accelerator card, please read the 3D Graphic Cards 
and Technical Help sections.  They may contain important information 
related to your card, which you will need in order to get Tomb Raider II 
to run properly.

3D Graphic Cards
----------------
Tomb Raider II supports all 100% Direct3D compliant graphic cards.  This 
means that Tomb Raider II will run on every 3D accelerator card, 
providing that you have installed DirectX 5.0, and you have installed 
drivers for your 3D card which support all of the features of DirectX 5.0
required by Tomb Raider II.

Due to the fact that DirectX 5.0 is a very recent release, there are a 
few known problems with the current sets of drivers that are available 
for the various 3D graphic card chipsets.  As new drivers become 
available, many of these problems will be fixed.

Graphics card manufacturers constantly update their drivers.  If you are 
running the game on a 3D accelerator card, make sure you have the latest 
drivers available for your card.  See the Tomb Raider II Related Web 
Sites section for a list of web sites where you will be able to obtain 
the very latest drivers for your graphics card.


Rendition Verite 1000
On certain Rendition Verite 1000 cards, Tomb Raider II may crash out to 
the desktop immediately after the copyright screen is displayed, due to 
an inability to play the Full Motion Videos.  If you experience this 
problem, you can turn off the FMV's in the game, by selecting the 
Advanced tab in Setup, and checking the Disable FMV box.  If you wish to 
view the FMV's in the game, updated drivers for your Rendition card are 
included on the CD, in the Drivers\Rendition 1000 directory.  This set 
of drivers is more recent than the drivers installed by DirectX 5.  
Installation instructions are provided in the readme file in the same 
directory.

DirectX 5.0 will replace your Rendition card manufacturer's drivers, 
with the generic drivers that are included with DirectX 5.0.  You may 
need to go back to your original drivers, in order to get the game 
working properly.  The easiest method to accomplish this is:

1. Right-click on the desktop and select Properties.
2. In the Display Properties, click on the Settings tab.
2. Select Change Display Type or Advanced Properties.
3. At the top of the screen, your Adapter should be listed as "Rendition 
   Verite".  Click the Change button on the right, and you will see a 
   list of available drivers for your graphic card.
4. Click on the driver that is NOT labeled Rendition Verite and click OK.

S3 Virge VX/GX/DX
If you experience any problems with your S3 Virge VX/GX/DX card, the 
latest drivers are available on the Tomb Raider II CD in the 
Drivers\S3 Virge directory.  Installing these drivers will help to fix 
problems that you may encounter.

PowerVR PCX1
On PowerVR cards with the PCX1 chip, the text in all of the menus may not
be displayed to the screen.  To fix this, turn off Z-Buffering by 
pressing the F7 key, or make sure that the Z Buffer option is unchecked 
in the graphics setup screen.  Watch for the release of updated drivers 
from Power VR which may completely fix this problem.

3Dfx
In rare instances, Tomb Raider II will not detect 3Dfx cards.  If you 
have a 3Dfx card installed, and experience this problem, it is probably 
because the 3Dfx driver is listed under the Multimedia heading, instead 
of Sound, video and game controllers in the System Properties/Device 
Manager.  You will need to get the latest 3Dfx drivers for your card, 
remove your current drivers and install the new drivers.

3Dfx Voodoo Rush  (Intergraph Intense 3D & Hercules Stingray)
The 3Dfx Voodoo Rush cards are properly detected by Tomb Raider 2.  
The game will list the available driver under Graphics Card as "Primary 
Display Driver".   This is the Direct3D driver that enables TR2 to run 
properly with a great number of 3D cards, including the Voodoo Rush cards.  

While running TR2 on the Voodoo Rush cards, if the graphics tend to 
flicker or blink, you will need run Setup Tomb Raider II, and turn on 
all of the Graphics options under the Graphics tab, including Triple 
Buffer.  This should alleviate the problem.


CD-ROM drives
If you have a computer system with more than 1 CD-ROM drive, or a CD 
changer - Tomb Raider II runs most efficiently when theTRII CD is in the 
first CD-ROM drive.  The game will run in any of the CD drives, but you 
may not get redbook CD audio, and you may experience some slowdown.  
Depending on your hardware configuration, the game will sometimes try to 
stream data from the primary CD drive.  In order to get the best 
performance, we recommend using the first occurring CD-ROM drive (or slot
if a multi-changer) with Tomb Raider II.

Sound Cards
Tomb Raider II requires that you have a sound card which fully supports 
DirectX 5.0.  If you are getting loud static popping, or get no sound 
effects at all, you will need to update your sound card drivers to 
drivers that are compatible with DirectX 5.0.  Please note that some 
sound card manufacturers do not have DirectX 5.0 compatible drivers yet.  
Until there is a driver available, you can try reducing the Wave volume 
in Volume Control.  Double-click on the small speaker on the Windows 
task tray to open Volume Control.

NOTE: THE TOMB RAIDER 2 GOLD DEMO DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY CD AUDIO.  
THE FINAL VERSION WILL.



Technical Help
--------------
There are many 3D accelerator cards available on the market, and they all
will perform differently under the same conditions, depending on the 
chipset, amount of video memory, and drivers installed.  The key to 
getting the best performance out of your graphics card is to set the 
card to a higher resolution, while maintaining a good frame rate with no 
texture loss. Many accelerator cards will run Tomb Raider II very 
efficiently at 640x480 High Color.

If you notice texture drop out - white blank spots on menu text, objects,
terrain and characters including Lara, you will need to lower the 
graphics resolution. You may change the graphics resolution in the setup window.
You may also change the resolution whilst in the game by pressing the F1 key
to lower the resolution, and F2 to raise the resolution.  This problem may also be
solved by turning the "Z-Buffering" option off.  Use the F7 key to toggle Z-Buffering
on and off.  If none of these options are satisfactory, you may run the game using the
software rendering mode by running Setup, and selecting "Software 256 Colour Renderer".

If you are experiencing very low frame rates, you may want to lower the 
screen resolution.  You can also reduce the screen size, which will leave
a border around the viewable area. The F3 key will reduce the screen 
size, and the F4 key will increase the screen size. Reducing the 
resolution and screen size will help Tomb Raider II run faster.

On some 3D cards, seaming may occur, drawing borders around polygons.  
This is most apparent when looking at the sky, which will have a tiled 
look to it.  Turning off bi-linear filtering may help to fix this 
problem.  Bi-linear filtering can be toggled on and off by pressing the 
F8 key.

When using the Hot Keys in-game to increase the resolution, you will have
to be a little careful.  Some of the graphic options such as Z-Buffering 
can be supported at lower resolutions, but may not be supported at higher
resolutions.  If you increase the resolution in-game to a resolution 
which does not support the currently selected graphics options, the game 
may crash your system.  For example, the 3Dfx card will not run the game 
with Z-Buffering on in 800x600 High Color mode.  If you have Z-Buffering 
on, and increase the resolution in-game to 800x600 the game will crash.

If you are getting any errors when running the game, such as runtime C++ 
error, or cannot find dinput.dll, reinstall DirectX 5.0.  DirectX 5.0 
can be installed directly from the Tomb Raider II CD by running the 
dxsetup.exe program from the directx directory.

If you continue to have problems, please contact your hardware 
manufacturer.



Setup
-----
There are a large number of options available in the Setup window, which 
allow you to configure the graphics, sound and controls within the game. 
You may need to change some of the graphics settings to achieve the best 
possible performance (frame rate and detail level) on your particular 
graphics card.  Please refer to the Technical Help section for more 
details on graphics configuration.

The Setup window is accessed by clicking the Setup button on the Autorun 
Menu, or by selecting Setup Tomb Raider II from the Start menu.  Click on
one of the five tabs to select the page of options associated with it. 
The tabs available are:

Options
The Options page displays a list of your current graphics, sound and 
joystick settings.



Graphics
You are able to completely configure your graphics card settings on this 
page.

Graphics Card		Switch between your Primary Display Driver and 
			the 3Dfx drivers (if available)
Graphics Output Method	If you have a 3D accelerator card, Hardware 3D 
			Acceleration will be available, otherwise you 
			will have to use the Software 256 Color Renderer,
			which will run the game without requiring a 
			hardware accelerator.

Graphics Options:

Z Buffer		Speeds the process of drawing polygons to the 
			screen. Note 3DFX Voodoo cannot use this feature in resolution
			higher that 640x480.

Bilinear Filter		Smoothes out textures

Dither			Improves colors

Triple Buffer		May increase speed slightly, not supported by 
			some cards

Perspective Correct	Eliminates inaccuracies and warping

Display Type		Run the game Full Screen or Windowed

Full Screen Mode	If Full Screen is selected, you will be able to 
			select the resolution and color level in this 
			drop down menu.  The higher you set the 
			resolution and color level, the	higher the detail
			will be, but there will also be a loss of frame 
			rate and possible texture drop out.  Many cards 
			run very efficiently at 640x480 High Color.

Windowed Mode		When Windowed is selected, use the slider to set 
			the resolution.  You can select	the Width:Height 
			ratio at the bottom.

Test Settings		Once you have configured the graphic settings, 
			click the Test button to make sure your graphic 
			card can operate under the current settings.  
			PASSED indicates that the game will run properly.
			FAILED means you will not be able to run the game
			with the current settings.

Use Defaults		By clicking on this button, you will be able to 
			change your graphics options back to the original
			settings when the game was first run.

Sound

Sound Card		Choose between the DirectX Primary Sound driver,
			and the sound card's own Direct sound driver

Microphone Position	The microphone can follow the camera or always be
			placed on Lara

Sound Output		Enable Sound will enable the sound effects (not 
			CD audio).  Click Test to make sure your sound 
			card is functioning properly.

Controls

Joystick		Select which joystick or gamepad to use

Configure Joystick	Click Run Control Panel to open the Control Panel

Joystick Input		Enable or disable input from the joystick


Advanced:

Most users will want to leave the advanced settings as they are - 
changing these settings will affect the look of the game, but may 
increase frame rate.  The default advanced settings leave the Various 
graphics options unchecked and Always adjust is selected under Texel 
Adjustment.

Disable FMV		When this is checked, the Full Motion Videos in 
			the game will be disabled.



Joysticks & Gamepads
--------------------
Tomb Raider II supports a wide variety of Windows 95 compatible game 
controllers.  However, there are no default settings for the joystick 
buttons, so you will need to assign the various controls to the joystick 
buttons yourself.

If you notice that Lara will move around on her own (very annoying) or the items
on the menu rings are constantly spinning.  Your game controller is not compatible
and you will need to disable it in the "Setup/Controls" menu.

To assign the many differen actions to your controller follow these instructions.
From the Main Title screen, highlight Controls (cursor keys icon) and press
the Enter key.  The Default Keys should now appear on screen.  Press the 
right cursor key to bring up the User Keys screen.  It is here that you 
will be able to assign the joystick buttons.  Highlight the particular 
control you wish to assign by using the cursor keys.  Press the Enter key
to select that control, and then press the joystick button you wish to 
use.  The text will flash on and off if you have assigned two controls 
to the same button.  Once you have assigned controls for all of the 
joystick buttons, press the ESC key to exit the Controls screen.





Tomb Raider II Related Web Sites
--------------------------------
Tomb Raider		http://www.tombraider.com
Eidos Interactive	http://www.eidosinteractive.com
			http://www.eidosgames.com
Eidos Company Store	http://www.eidosstore.com
Core Design		http://www.core-design.com


DirectX information	http://www.microsoft.com/directx/enduserguide.htm
Win95 End User support	http://www.microsoft.com/support/

Video Cards
3Dfx			http://www.3dfx.com
3D Labs			http://www.3dlabs.com
ATI Technologies	http://www.atitech.com
Canopus		        http://www.canopuscorp.com
Cirrus Logic		http://www.cirrus.com
Diamond Multimedia	http://www.diamondmm.com
Hercules		http://www.hercules.com
Intergraph		http://www.intergraph.com
Matrox			http://www.matrox.com
Number Nine		http://www.nine.com
NVidia			http://www.nvidia.com
Oak			http://www.oaktech.com
Orchid			http://www.orchid.com
PowerVR		        http://www.powervr.com
Rendition		http://www.rendition.com
S3			http://www.s3.com
Sierra			http://www.sierra.com
STB			http://www.stb.com
Trident			http://www.tridentmicro.com
TSENG Labs		http://www.tseng.com/download/index.cgi
Videologic		http://www.videologic.com

Soundcards
Aztech labs		http://www.aztechca.com
Creative Labs		http://www.creativelabs.com
Ensoniq			http://www.ensoniq.com
Opti 			http://www.opti.com
Turtle beach		http://www.tbeach.com
Yamaha			http://www.yamahayst.com

Control Devices
CH Products		http://www.chproducts.com
Gravis			http://www.gravis.com
InterAct		http://www.interact-acc.com
Logitech		http://www.logitech.com
Microsoft 		http://www.microsoft.com/products/hardware/
			 sidewinder/sidewinder.htm
SpaceOrb 360		http://www.spaceorb.com
Saitek			http://www.saitek.com
Thrustmaster		http://www.thrustmaster.com



Technical Support
-----------------
Our demos are provided to you "as is".  Most problems that you may expoerience will be found in this document.  You may check our web site http://www.eidosinteractive.com/help.html for addtional information.  We do not offer "live" support for this this program.



