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I see is a grey rectangle. Why doesn't the game start?
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Netscape Navigator locks up when I try to play.
Under Windows
95, certain releases of Netscape Navigator version 4 will randomly lock
up the first time you try to run a Java applet. Don't worry, though;
Navigator will run Java just fine on the second try. Just terminate
the locked-up program (by pressing CTRL + ALT + DELETE), then launch
Netscape again. When you try playing Carpet Golf this time around,
it ought to work.
The game runs very slowly. What can I do to speed it up?
Carpet Golf 3-D runs best on computers with a Pentium 100 MHz processor or faster. The Web browser also has a major impact on the speed of the game. Of the browsers I have tested, I find that Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4 gives the fastest performance with Java applets.
Of course, the game will run faster if you shut down all other CPU-intensive tasks that may be running.
What is the difference between practice mode and tournament mode?
In tournament mode, you are limited to seven strokes per hole; in practice mode, there is no limit.
In practice
mode, you can use cheat keys to repeatedly play holes that are
giving you trouble. Cheat keys include:
R -- Replay the hole from the beginning
P -- Go to the previous hole
N -- Go to the next hole
Note: The cheat
keys won't work until after you have clicked the mouse for the first
time in the applet window. This is Java default behavior.
How do I aim my shot?
When you click
on the image of the golf course, an aiming arrow will appear. The direction
of the arrow indicates the direction of the shot, and the size of the
arrow indicates the force. Press the SWING button to initiate
the shot.
The ball doesn't go in the direction of the aiming arrow.
Try to release
the SWING button when the red Aim indicator is at the
center of its range.
How can I keep the ball from rolling back down the slopes?
Try hitting the ball at an angle to the slope; this gives it a longer distance to slow down.
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