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keroba
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using a laptop with NO mouse
OK let alone being a nubie in this game, (which I am loving BTW) I am having a hell of a time learning how to do a lot of things. Most is trial and error. can't use the mouse wheel to rotate camera angle, so I swipe my pad over and over until the angle changes, then theres the zoom, but that's all hindsight I am learning to deal with that. My main question is "how do I use my fishing pole?" I have read Sevenless' and a zillion other post but haven't found the right one. Control right click or whatever. My pole is equipped, when I scan over it says pole, line, hook, bait. By trying, I have dropped poles in the river, on the ground a thousand times, put back in my inventory, but can't seem to fish. Also to save from boring you with nubie questions, has anyone made a post that tells the basic commands to do this kind of stuff? I did read "new commands" and found a lot of interesting moves, also a post about nubie questions, but I have spent hours looking for the answers and would love to find the "basics" in one thread if possible. Sorry for the dumb questions. Even Wiki doesn't explain things very well, at least without using a mouse. Thanx ahead of time!!!
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vatas
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Not sure if this is what you're missing, but you need to use (A)dventure->f(i)sh on the menu.
Don't forget to check that there are jumping fish around, indicating you can catch some.
Don't forget to check that there are jumping fish around, indicating you can catch some.
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Basic Claim Safety (And what you’re doing wrong
TL:;DR: Build a Palisade with only Visitor gates.)
Combat Guide (Overview, PVE, PVP) (Includes how to escape/minimize risk of getting killed.)
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keroba
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
So my stick pole is in my inventory all rigged, I se the fish jumping, I open adventure (fishing) see the "hook" , I tried left click on pole then right click n water but no luck. That's where I am lost
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ydex
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
equip the fully equiped fishing hook to your characters hands. then click the hook on to water to cast the line and your character will be fishing.
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keroba
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
TY that was it
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Tammer
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Try ortho cam.keroba wrote:can't use the mouse wheel to rotate camera angle, so I swipe my pad over and over until the angle changes, then theres the zoom
:cam ortho
Then you can use the arrow keys to zoom and rotate the camera. The only (maybe?) thing you can't really do is rotate an object before setting it down.
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Granger
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Is there a particular reason that keeps you from investing into a mouse?
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loftar
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Since an update or two back, you can do that too with the arrow keys.Tammer wrote:The only (maybe?) thing you can't really do is rotate an object before setting it down.
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Glorthan
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Touchpad drivers use gestures or buttons to implement scrolling usually. Eg two buttons at once = middle mouse click, one or two fingers to emulate scrolling...
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MagicManICT
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Re: using a laptop with NO mouse
Right, but the drivers have to interface with the software correctly to make things work. If it's sending a message different than expected, nothing will work. My understanding is that Apple is still doing something strange Java isn't catching correctly. Where the fault lies... beats me. I'm not a great programmer, just a moderate hack.Glorthan wrote:Touchpad drivers use gestures or buttons to implement scrolling usually. Eg two buttons at once = middle mouse click, one or two fingers to emulate scrolling...
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