User manual GAMES PC LEISURE SUIT LARRY 3

[. . . ] None. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wait till game gives you a pointer. Left-click. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays any additional text or Selects your response. At yourself. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Double-left-click on yourself. At another party member. . . . . . . . . . . . Double-left-click on member while your own Inventory Box is open. [. . . ] Move the cursor (an d th e bedroll) over your character and release the left button. Check your Inventory Display and you will see it there, most likely in your backpack. Move the torch into your inventory (as explained above) and drop it over one of your character's hands. Place the cursor over the torch when it is in-hand and double-left-click. This same procedure opens and closes doors, opens chests, lets you eat food and so forth. If you look around and follow Shamino's instructions, you will find many useful objects here. To move an item from your h and to, say, Shamino, left-click-and-drag the item from your hand to Shamino's figure and release the mouse button. If they're locked, use lockpicks to open them or go into combat mode (see below) and bash them open. You should also try lowering the bucket you find into the well and getting some water. When green cross-hairs appear, left-click on any part of the rope hanging from the well. Using items on other items or characters is an important skill, one you will use throughout the game. Double-left-clicking the red cursor on another person who is not in your party or on an object initiates an attack on that person or object. If you are in any attack mode other than Manual mode (see Combat), you automatically enter into battle with any nearby hostile foes. USING THE KEYBOARD Though using a mouse is highly recommended, the keyboard may be used as a substitute if you have no mouse installed. The arrow keys may be pressed to walk one step in the desired direction. If you hold down while pressing an arrow key, you will take three is on during play, steps instead of one. Again, holding down will increase the rate at which the cursor travels. For Treat example, a single "click" will identify an object, while a "double-click" will Use it. Do this by pressing x and using the arrow keys to move the hand pointer over the key. Then, "double-click" the KEYBOARD "HOT KEYS" & MOUSE EQUIVALENTS Key Function Turns all audio effects on and off. Changes the "handedness" of the mouse by swapping the functions of the left and right mouse buttons. The left button is now used to move around, and the right button to manipulate objects. Opens up the Inventory Display of each party member, beginning with the Avatar. [. . . ] After earning a predetermined number of points, a character's level increases. To increase strength, dexterity or combat, you must find a trainer who teaches expertise in that specific attribute, on the training fields at Monitor. (Your intelligence and magic are already at their maximum possible values. ) If you pay the trainer's fee and "trade in" training points (representing your study and practice with th e tr ainer), the attribute you ar e concentrating on increases. As your level increases, you have the opportunity to raise one or more of your primary attributes. STATISTICS DISPLAY The Statistics Display lists a character's current primary and secondary attributes. [. . . ]