Jedi Academy: customizing controls...

External Since: Apr 10, 2004 Posts: 191

Why is it that, whenever I restart the game, it always returns to the
"default" set of controls???

I want to make the game remember that, for instance, I want certain keys
to do certain things, certain force powers *which are by default not
bound to any key at all* to be bound to certain specific keys, and to
use the space bar rather than the enter key to jump (and also to
remember that I want a *different* key to mean "jump", not the space
bar.)

But there appears to be no way to save a profile of one's personalised
controls. I have to make each and every change individually, whenever I
start up the game.

WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG??? The original Jedi Knight game - and Mysteries
of the Sith - allowed one to make one's own customised controls, why has
Jedi Academy taken such a MASSIVE step backwards?

Jonathan.

External Since: May 14, 2004 Posts: 64

"Jonathan Ellis" <jonathan.DeleteThis@franz-liszt.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:ce0pcb$tb4$1@news7.svr.pol.co.uk...
> Why is it that, whenever I restart the game, it always returns to the
> "default" set of controls???
>
> I want to make the game remember that, for instance, I want certain keys
> to do certain things, certain force powers *which are by default not
> bound to any key at all* to be bound to certain specific keys, and to
> use the space bar rather than the enter key to jump (and also to
> remember that I want a *different* key to mean "jump", not the space
> bar.)
>
> But there appears to be no way to save a profile of one's personalised
> controls. I have to make each and every change individually, whenever I
> start up the game.
>
> WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG??? The original Jedi Knight game - and Mysteries
> of the Sith - allowed one to make one's own customised controls, why has
> Jedi Academy taken such a MASSIVE step backwards?
>
> Jonathan.
>

Hmmm ... don't understand - unless you have some directory association
problems. I have tons of customized controls - in fact, WASD is about all
that is standard for me. I *never* have to remap. I think it is in the
'ini' file or something ... maybe it is corrupt?

Mike