PRIMA'S OFFICIAL STRATEGY GUIDE HAIN SIK Tom Clancy’s y ST 3 EDITION ETD Tom Clancy's PRIMA PUBLISHING Rocklin, California (916) 632-4400 www.primagames.com and Prima Publishing® are registered trademarks of Prima Communications, Inc. © 1999 by Prima Publishing. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system without written permission from Prima Publishing, except for the inclusion of quotations in a review. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six ©1998 Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Mission Pack: Eagle Watch ©1998 Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved. Red Storm Entertainment is a trademark of Jack Ryan Enterprises, Ltd. and Larry Bond. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Mission Pack: Eagle Watch are trademarks of Red Storm Entertainment, Inc. AII products and characters mentioned in this book are trademarks of their respective companies. Important: Prima Publishing has made every effort to determine that the information contained in this book is accurate. However, the publisher makes no warranty, either expressed or implied, as to the accura- cy, effectiveness, or completeness of the material in this book; nor does the publisher assume liabili- ty for damages, either incidental or consequential, that may result from using the information in this book. The publisher cannot provide information regarding game play, hints and strategies, or problems with hardware or software. Questions should be directed to the support numbers provid- ed by the game and device manufacturers in their documentation. Some game tricks require precise timing and may require repeated attempts before the desired result is achieved. ISBN: 7615-2064-3 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 99-70033 Printed in the United States of America 99 0001 02 BB 10 9 8 ij TOM GLANGY’S RAINBOW SIN - PRIMA’S OFFICIAL STRATEGY GUIDE anditiis ‚Fom Clancy's — ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | Id like to thank Carson Brice at Red Storm Entertainment. Her support helped make this project a pleasure. Thanks, also, to Doug Littlejohns for his foreword. Fd also like to acknowledge Amy Raynor and Richard Dal Porto at Prima Publishing for helping to make this book a reality. Thanks, too, to Tom Clancy for over a decade of enjoyment …

by Norbyte Home Buy Online TUTORIAL THE STUDIOS a) b) c) Studio 1 Studio 2 Studio 3 a)The desktop you see when you start the program is called a Studio. b)c)You can travel between three different studios by clicking on the numbers 1-3 in the d)Quick Menu (or by pressing F5-F7 on your keyboard). You may rearrange the studios to meet specific needs. For example: You can have one studio designed for editing tall images, one studio optimized for painting and one studio for layer editing. Any changes you do to the studios (i.e. if you close a window) will be saved when you quit the program, which is done by clicking on the Q button in the Quick Menu (or by pressing Command-q on your keyboard). d) d)Click on the ? button to access the built-in manual. The $ button tells you how to register. Many of the Quick Menu functions are also found in a dialog that can be brought up by pressing Esc on your keyboard. HOW THE WINDOWS WORK Every window in Rainbow Painter has three different window contents. Think of it as three different windows on top of each other, where you click on to alternate between them. The number (1-3) underneath that button displays the number of the current window content. a) b) c) a)The current window content. b)Click on to get content number 2. c)Repeat to bring up number 3. If you click on , the window will be blown up to fullscreen mode. A second click returns everything to normal. d) d)If you click on , a dialog appears where you can adjust the window. A click on Replace Content brings up a list of window contents, with various functions, to replace one of the three current window contents with a new.

TM Contents A Note From ehe Designer 2 Your Mission 4 Insralling and Srarring ehe Game 5 The Opening Screen 7 Main Game Screen 8 Game Options (Saving and Resroring Your Game) 9 Gerring Around RAMA 10 Inreracring wich RAMA 14 Using Your Arm Computer 18 In-Game Help 21 RAMA : The First Ten Sreps 22 Technical Support 26 Cusromer Service 28 1 A Note From the Designer group to ever explore an alien spaceship, andfollow your intuition and the clues provided in the game. The Ramans and other lt is with great delight that I uielcome you to the world of extraterrestrials in the game are very logical, and ifyou view the RAMA, a universe jirst created by my mentor andftiend Arthur murals, the paintings, and even the architecture, you can find C. Clarke and then expanded and extended by the two ofus over a clues that will help you with the puzzles. ten year period. Within this enormous cylindrical spaceship are lt has been my great goodJortune in life to be the Jather of alien machines and creatures, as weil as architectural and seven sons. Their ages at present range ftom twenty to three. engineering maruels, that I hope will stimulate you to ask yourself Already Jour ofthem are engaged in playing RAMA, and I have questions that you may never have asked before. Are we the only been able both to watch their progress in the game and to enjoy intelligence in this universe? If not, what might other intelligence answering the philosophical questions engendered in their minds be like, and how might they regard us? What would be their by the existence ofthis huge alien ship with its marvels inside. lt is motiues, their ualues, their purpose? In what ways might we be my fandest desire that user families will share the same thrills and similar; in what ways different? …

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Zoom In zooms in on an area. ~ Interactivity enables interactivity in Zoom Out zooms out of an area. .::!!!!) animation preview. Bounding Box Quality displays all Actual Size shows image at objects as bounding boxes . Zoom enlarges areas. Alt/Option zooms actual size. Wireframe Quality displays objects out. as wireframes. Zoom to Select zooms in on Hand scrolls/pans image. selected objects. Preview Quality displays objects Zoom to All Objects zooms to with using flat shader colors. area showing all objects. Shaded Preview Quality displays Zoom to Working Box shows the the effects of lights on objects. entire working box. Better Preview Quality displays all 17::11 shader surface properties on objects. Geometric Primitive tools create . li!!!!I-- Render starts a rendering . geometric primitives and planes. ~I , Modeling Wizard opens Modeling Wizard. Standard New creates blank new scene. ;;:: I ~t:!" I ,.. I +.1.~1 • Camera tools pan, dolly or track the current camera. nender Preview renders a scene area. J Open opens an existing scene file. Save saves the current scene. ~ Print prints rendered images …

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