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I appreciate that you found a much higher quality image for the Lego Chess cover, but what's with this "Chess at its prime" text at the bottom? It was never with the original box art to begin with.
Would it be possible to remove that text (or at least find a version that does not include it)? I would have to revert back to the previous cover otherwise as it is considered non-standard.
Unreal Engine games allow the user to open the console by pushing @, I used that just in case someone might not know what the tilde key is. Because Yurop git scrub key like dis \
I don't have that key on my keyboard at all. Must be some English keyboard thing.
It does differend greatly from what keyboard you are using. With scandinavian keyboards, source- and cryengine games it's actually § and with unreal it's ö, even though every tuto tells to use ~ which is actually behind alt gr. Isn't @ on 2 behind alt gr on US layout as well?
Maybe just use US layout on pages and make list of keys with differend layouts?
I have an Italian keyboard if that's of any help. http://i.stack.imgur.com/9hOGH.png
It seems to be in same place where Ö is in scandinavian one: http://i.imgur.com/aQ6m3dP.jpg
For the API table, you can determine the Glide version used by looking for specific .dlls in the game files.
See the Editing Guide (field breakdown subsection) for details.
Yeah they are in detail tab in properties right? I don't own this game so I'm only going from patch notes.
Just leave the field "Unknown" in that case. And please read the field breakdown section. It will explain all the details of how to determine the version used.
