Namco ES3

Time Crisis 5 (Standalone)

Usage :

1. Unpack the game files

2. Set up your desktop resolution to 1920x1080 and run the game Fullscreen

3. Run DemulShooter for this game:
   DemulShooterX64.exe -target=es3 -rom=tc5

4. Play the game

Controls:

Time Crisis 5 Controls
Mouse Buttons	Left	Middle	Right
Action	Trigger	/	/

Misc.Notes:

• Default keyboard keys are :
  [T] PEDAL
  [Y] PEDAL
  [O] WEAPON CHANGE
  [SHIFT] + [T] COIN

• As a standalone, DemulShooter will only be able to support mouse-alike devices (lightguns....), analog guns or gamepad won't work.

• As a standalone, original outputs are not enabled by the game (lights, recoil) but you can still use DemulShooter's custom outputs.

• By default, a right-mouse button event can cause the game to permanent-fire machinegun. To avoid such a thing (by accidentaly trigerring the lightgun out of screen and - generally - sending a right click input) you can comment the following line in TC5\Engine\Config\BaseInput.ini:
  ;Bindings=(Name="RightMouseButton",Command="AltFire")

Time Crisis 5 (JConfig)

Usage :

1. Unpack the game files

2. Unpack JConfig files

3. Set JConfig keys for COINS, SERVICE, TEST, MENU, PEDALs buttons

4. Run DemulShooter for this game:
   DemulShooterX64.exe -target=es3 -rom=tc5

5. Run RSLauncher.exe to play the game

Controls:

Time Crisis 5 Controls
Mouse Buttons	Left	Middle	Right
Action	Trigger	Change Weapon	/

Misc.Notes:

• With JConfig, all devices (lightguns, analog, etc....) should work with DemulShooter.

• With Jconfig, any resolution and fullscreen/windowed mode should work with DemulShooter.

• If JConfig is working well (axis + buttons) for you, you can run DemulShooter with the -noinput option to get outputs support without messing with JConfig original input system