Keyboard Controls
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The background story of the game and the keyboard controls are explained in the manual or README file on your Marathon CD or in the Demo archive. Here is a rundown of the default keyboard configuration (assuming a US keyboard; all keys are mapped by position):
On the menu screen:
N - Begin new game
O - Continue saved game
P - Preferences
R - Replay saved film
C - Show game credits
Q - Quit
Command-Option N - Skip to a level (Macintosh)
Ctrl-Shift N - Skip to a level (other systems)
In-game:
KP8 - Walk forward
KP5 - Walk backward
KP4 - Turn left
KP6 - Turn right
Z - Sidestep left
X - Sidestep right
D - Look up
C - Look down
V - Look ahead
A - Glance left
S - Glance right
Space - Fire weapon, primary trigger
Alt - Fire weapon, secondary trigger (e.g. grenades)
KP7 - Select previous weapon
KP9 - Select next weapon
Tab - Action (open doors, flip switches, log in to computer terminals)
Shift - Sidestep
Ctrl - Walk slowly/swim
Meta - Keyboard look
M - Overhead map
Other keys (not configurable):
- - Zoom overhead map out
= - Zoom overhead map in
? - Toggle FPS display
\ - Activate text chat (net games only)
Esc - Quit game/leave terminal
Alt-Q - Quit game
Alt-C - Quit game (use this under BeOS because Alt-Q will quit
the whole Aleph One application without warning)
Alt-P - Pause game (press Alt-P again to resume)
F1 - Decrease screen size
F2 - Increase screen size
F3 - Toggle high/low resolution
F4 - Reset OpenGL textures
F5 - Make the chase cam switch sides
F6 - Toggle chase cam
F7 - Toggle tunnel vision
F8 - Toggle crosshairs
F9 - Screen dump (saved in Screenshot_*.bmp files in ~/.alephone/ or ~/Application Support/AlephOne)
F10 - Toggle position display
F11 - Decrease gamma level
F12 - Increase gamma level
, - Decrease sound volume
. - Increase sound volume
[ and ] - Scroll player inventory view
Backspace - Switch player view in replays
[ and ] - Adjust film replay speed
If you click on "Defaults" in the keyboard configuration menu when mouse control has been turned on you will get a different keyboard layout, more suited to mouse play.
