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UpsetChaps Guide

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UpsetChaps Guide

Public Version - Updated 21.08.2004

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Setup and Drivers

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Overview, Tips & Analysis

Armour

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Cheats (Singleplayer)

Enemies

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Items

Maps

PDA

Powerups

Weapons

Walkthrough

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Framerate and Visual Tweaks

Connection Tweaks

Connection Guide

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Console and Config Commands

Complete Console Variable List (cvars)

Complete Commands List

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Doom3World

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Modifications

Classic Doom for Doom3

Doom 3 Fortress

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I alter my default FOV?

How do I access the console?

Can I use a joystick with Doom3?

Movement 'bobbing' is giving me motion sickness, what can I do?

How do I benchmark?

How do I record and playback demos?

Can I setup Doom3 for Custom Resolutions / Widescreen?

Do you know of any documentation on setting up a server?

How do I add modifications to the mod menu?

Doom3 regularly crashes or is unstable, what can I do?

Why do I keep getting media pack error on multiplayer servers?

How do I colour my name in multiplayer?

Doom3 is very dark, how do I adjust brightness?

How do I run Doom3 on Windows 98 / ME?

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