stars, and body parts by scraps of armor. If you enter a password in both fields and then select OK you can enforce this option– only by entering the correct password will you be able to unlock the no blood option.
Configure Controls
Clicking this button takes you to a screen where you can change the keys associated with the game’s commands. To change a key for a given command, click in the text box next to the name of the command, then press the key you would like to use. Note that you cannot have the same key assigned to more than one command.
Current Set
In Myth II you can have multiple sets of keyboard preferences. This is especially useful if more than one person plays Myth II on your machine. Simply click the set you want to edit or use. The Revert Set button allows you to return the keyboard settings for a given set to the default values.
Enable Mouse Movement
This allows you to move the camera by moving your pointer to the top, bottom and sides of the screen.
Top Corners Rotate Camera
This lets you rotate the camera by placing your pointer in the upper left and right corners of the screen.
Bottom Corners Orbit Camera
This lets you rotate the camera by placing your pointer in the lower left and right corners of the screen.
Reverse Axis
This reverses the direction your camera will move when you place your pointer in the corners or sides of the screen.
Playing the Tutorial Map
We have included an extensive tutorial which will teach you how to play the game without the tension of a normal Myth II game. We strongly recommend that you play this map in order to familiarize yourself with the controls and gameplay. To play it, click the Tutorial button on the main screen. From that point on, all you need to do is follow the spoken and written instructions.
Note that the instructions in the tutorial map are based on the default key setti |