FullTilt! 2 ReadMe! File

1.  Introduction
2.  System Requirements
3.  How To Uninstall
4.  Gamma Correction or I Can't See Quake at All!
5.  Some More Ideas to Improve Performance
6.  The Wicked Pause Key

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1. Introduction

This is the readme! file for Maxis South's FullTilt! 2. We have
included this file in our game to make sure that our customers
have the most up to date information available. In the course 
of developing any computer game, information changes hands many
times, and often at the very last minute. Sometimes, these last
minute changes cannot get written into the formal manuals, such
as the User's Manual. For FullTilt! 2, we wanted to add a few 
things and make a few corrections so that you, our customer, can
enjoy your pinball tables as much as we do.


2.  System Requirements

The WIN95 minimum system requirements should read as follows:

Requires Windows 95
486DX66 or above
16MB of RAM; 4MB of hard drive space 
2x CD-ROM drive 
256 color SVGA monitor which supports 640 x 480 mode
Supports most Windows compatible sound cards

The Windows 3.1 minimum system requirements should read as follows:

Requires Windows 3.1 or Windows 3.11
486DX66 or above
8MB RAM; 4 MB of hard drive space 
2x CD-ROM Drive
256 color SVGA monitor which supports 640 x 480 mode
Supports most Windows compatible sound cards


3.  How To Uninstall

To uninstall FullTilt! 2 for WIN 95:

	a. From the START menu, or from Explorer, select the 
	   Control Panel folder.
	b. From Control Panel, select Add/Remove Programs.
	c. Highlight the FullTilt! 2 program, and then click on
 	   Add/Remove.

This will fully remove FullTilt!2 from your hard drive and from 
your registry.


4.  Gamma Correction or I Can't See Quake at All!

While we were developing FullTilt! 2, we noticed that different
monitors will display your tables at varying levels of 
brightness. So we added in varying levels of Gamma Correction 
in hopes that you will find a brightness level that best suits 
your tastes. But we've hidden it in the FullTilt! 2 Options 
menu under "Brightness". So if your table is to dark to see or 
too washed out to enjoy, this menu is what you are looking for.

5.  Some More Ideas to Improve Performance

The User's Manual includes several tips to improve performance. 
We found a few more.

	a. The WIN95 version of FullTilt! 2 includes a higher 
	   and lower sound quality option. Choosing the lower
 	   sound quality will improve your performance.
	b. Deselecting Ball Spin and Ball Reflection in the 
	   Option menu, while definitely lowering the cool 
	   factor of your game, will speed it up.
	c. Playing the game in a lower table resolution will
	   drastically improve your performance.
	d. We have included a selection under the Options menu 
	   called Floating Text. This allows you to decide how 
	   much text you receive from the table and the less 
	   text you have printing to the screen the faster your 
	   game will run. However, the text really adds a lot 
	   of atmosphere to the tables. Keep 'em around if 
	   you can.
	e. Finally, and we are really reaching here, you may want
	   to consider trying to find an updated driver for your 
	   CD-ROM drive. We have found that in several cases, 
 	   newer drivers will load the audio tracks faster.

6.  The Wicked Pause Key

Unfortunately, we discovered during testing that you cannot use 
the "pause" key to control any of the table's functions. It is 
way up out of the way, and not close to very much else anyway, 
but we tried.


Have fun with the tables. We had a lot of fun making them.


D	kytyn		Luna		Pokey