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Who Framed Roger Rabbit will run faster once installed onto your hard disk.
You must have at least 1.8MB available on your hard disk to install the game.
To install Who Framed Roger Rabbit onto your hard disk, follow these steps:
1. Boot your computer with a Workbench disk and open a CLI Window (consult
the section on Accessing CLI in your Amiga manual if you need more
information on how to do this). After opening a CLI window, type the
following two CLI commands:
CD dh0:
MAKEDIR Roger
2. Insert Who Framed Roger Rabbit Disk 1 into your floppy disk drive and
type:
COPY Disk1: dh0:Roger /ALL
3. After Disk 1 has finished copying, remove it from your floppy disk drive
and insert Disk 2. Next, enter the following commands:
COPY Disk2: dh0:Roger /ALL
A complete copy of Who Framed Roger Rabbit is now on your hard disk drive.
Please put your Who Framed Roger Rabbit disks away into a safe place. They
should NOT be in the floppy disk drive when you are running the program from
your hard drive.
Each time you wish to run Who Framed Roger Rabbit from your hard disk, open
a CLI window and enter the following commands:
ASSIGN Disk1: dho:Roger
ASSIGN Disk2:dh0:Roger
CD dh0:Roger
RogerRabbit
You may also wish to use the ED screen editor to create a text file named
PLAYROGER that contains these last four commands so that you can simply
type EXECUTE PLAYROGER each time you wish to play Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
For details on the ED screen editor and the execute command, consult your
Amiga manual.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit Upgrade Information
-------------------------------------------
Amiga: If you would like to receive the upgrade for your copy of Who
Framed Roger Rabbit, just complete and return the warranty card
and you will automatically be mailed information on how to receive
the upgraded disks.
C64: If you would like to receive the upgrade for your copy of Who
Framed Roger Rabbit, just complete and return the warranty card
and you will automatically be mailed information on how to receive
the upgraded disks.
IBM: If you would like to receive the EGA version of Who Framed Roger
Rabbit, just complete the upgrade coupon included with the game
materials and mail it along with your original disk(s) to the
address on the card. Please do not mail it to Disney Software's
Burbank, CA address as this will only delay the delivery of your
disk(s).
There is no upgrade for the Apple II version of the program.
If you are missing any of the materials necessary to receive the appropriate
upgrade, please call us at (818) 841-3326 and speak to one of our Customer
Service Representatives. Office hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm Pacific Standard
Time, Monday through Friday.
Game Synopsis: In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the object is for the player to
help Roger Rabbit race through the streets of Los Angeles to
find the will that leaves Toontown to all those lovable
toons. Roger must dodge "dip" puddles, scurry through the
Ink and Paint Club gathering almost everything in sight, and
then race again to the Gag Factory where he must get past
Judge Doom's weasel henchmen to save Jessica from the Dip-
mobile.
Game Sequence: Benny-the-Cab - Roger and Benny race against the Toon Patrol
through the streets of Los Angeles dodging oncoming traffic,
dip puddles, and street cars. Benny has the unique ability
to jump over cars, puddles, street cars, and even to ride
over buildings.
Ink and Paint Club - In this scene Roger runs from table to table desperately
searching for Marvin Acme's Will. Since Roger is not sure where it can be,
he grabs all the napkins in the place. The ever efficient Penguins that work
in the club will constantly be re-setting the tables with napkins, so Roger
has to move VERY quickly. Also, remember how Roger reacts to alcohol? Well,
if you've forgotten, this will remind you. Don't let Roger grab a bottle or
you will lose precious time. Finally, don't get to close to the bouncer-
gorilla. If he gets his paws on you you lose a "life".
Benny-the-Cab - Once again Benny and Roger team up to thwart Judge Doom.
Get through the streets as quickly as you can. The faster you go, the more
time you will have in the Gag Factory.
Gag Factory - In the Gag Factory Roger must move through ten screens
maneuvering past all five of Judge Doom's weasels to rescue the fair
Jessica. Roger must use various gags found throughout the factory to
make the weasels laugh themselves into oblivion. If the player accomplishes
this, they have defeated Judge Doom and saved Toontown from destruction. A
few reward screens follow.
Strategy/Hints
--------------
Benny-the-Cab - The trick here is to stay ahead of the black Toon Patrol
truck. The following should help you accomplish this:
1. Use the Up-Arrow-Jump combination to get onto the rooftops of the
buildings. This keeps you away from dip puddles and other vehicles,
but at the expense of not being able to grab valuable objects hanging
from the side of the buildings. You must then negotiate the changing
level of the buildings.
2. On the IBM CGA and EGA versions there is a definite pattern for the cars,
dip puddles, objects, and street cars. Discovering this pattern will help
anticipate what is coming next.
3. The objects hanging from the fronts of the buildings help you as follows:
Diamonds remove a dip bucket from your total provided you have at least
one. Wheels protect Benny for a short period of time from dip puddles.
On the IBM EGA, C64, and Amiga versions Benny changes color while he is
"protected". Finally, the Boxing Gloves will give Benny a temporary boost
of energy enabling him to go faster.
Ink and Paint Club - The trick here is to gather up all the napkins on the
tables while avoiding the gorilla who haunts the lowest two tables and not
grabbing any bottles. This is an extremely difficult task. Most players
are unable to do this. Failing to clear all the tables within the allotted
time (approximately 3 minutes), costs the player an additional dip bucket
being added to their total. However, if you have cleared off most of the
tables, Baby Herman will get mad at you but tell you to go to the Gag
Factory anyway. The following suggestions should help you find Marvin's
Will:
1. Never go to the lower tables while the gorilla is headed towards you;
he's faster than you think!
2. If this section ends up being too "expensive" in terms of getting too
many dip buckets, you may want to just let Roger run around the center
table the whole time and let the song end. This will cost you one dip
bucket, but some skillful driving in the following Benny-the-Cab section
can reclaim that for you.
Gag Factory - This sub-game pits you against Judge Doom's weasel henchmen.
The following should not only help you survive in the Gag Factory, but the
following are outright solves to the tricky portions of the game, so don't
read past this point if you haven't been to the Gag Factory yet:
1. In the IBM CGA version of the game you can use a single gag repeatedly
to eliminate a weasel. In all other versions you must use at least 2
gags alternately to dispose of each weasel. Also, you must be quick
about it -- if you wait too long to use the next gag or exit to another
screen, the weasel won't be laughing anymore so you'll have to start all
over again with him.
2. From the screen where the columns are lettered "A-B-C", have Roger go up
the elevator by positioning him in front of it and either pushing the
joystick forward or pressing the up-arrow key. You will see Roger go up
to the second floor. The far left crates have portable holes in them.
Have Roger grab a hole by pushing the joystick forward or pushing the
up-arrow. You should see an icon appear in the lower left corner
representing a portable hole. Despite the appearance of the icon --
it looks like two holes -- you have only one portable hole. Have Roger
walk to the right until he's in the center of the next screen, the "D-E"
screen. Once he's there, use the portable hole by pressing the fire
button or the space bar to drop to the first floor. This is an example
of how gags are used and how Roger can make his way through the factory.
3. To get past this part of the game, you have to do the following: On the
"K-L-M" screen, go to the first floor and use the pogo stick to help Roger
bounce back to the "A-B-C" screen. Get off the pogo stick and go up the
elevator. Just to the left is a crate full of magnets. Take one and go
all the way back to the "K-L-M" screen -- not the screen with the bomb!
One screen over. Before you get the pogo stick, you might want to dispose
of this weasel first, instead of using the vanishing cream to get past him.
Remember, you can only carry one gag at a time, so you'll lose the magnet
when you grab the vanishing cream. Get on the second floor of the "K-L-M"
screen and push the button. Use the magnet to attach Roger to the swinging
hook on the right. This will take you to the second half of the gag
factory.
4. Roger now starts the second half of the Gag Factory on screen "N-O-P".
Have Roger grab a portable hole from right behind him and then use it
immediately to drop to the first floor. Then walk Roger all the way to
the right, picking up a bottle of invisibility potion along the way.
Once Roger is on the "Q-R" screen, use the invisibility potion to walk
fast the first weasel. While Roger is invisible you must have him jump
over the puddle of dip on the right and then go up the elevator and past
the next weasel on the next screen. This may sound tricky, but that's
only because it is; yet with a little practice you should be able to do
this pretty well. You may want to try to get rid of the first weasel
before resulting to this marathon inviso-run, but this works every time
once you master the timing.
5. To win the game, you have to get past all the weasels; this should put
you on the "Y-Z" screen. Having picked up a portable hole from the last
set of crates on the first floor of the "V-W-X" screen, walk Roger up the
elevator all the way to the far right on the second floor. Use the hole
to drop to the first floor. Get a pogo stick from the crates and bounce
back over the dip. Get another portable hole from the crates on the
previous screen and go back up the elevator on the "Y-Z" screen. Have
Roger fall through the first hole you made then throw the hole over the
"X" on the floor on the first floor. You should see a tiny Roger Rabbit
jump onto the dip-mobile and save Jessica as he does away with Judge
Doom. Following this are some reward screens and the game is over.
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You must have at least 1.8MB available on your hard disk to install the game.
To install Who Framed Roger Rabbit onto your hard disk, follow these steps:
1. Boot your computer with a Workbench disk and open a CLI Window (consult
the section on Accessing CLI in your Amiga manual if you need more
information on how to do this). After opening a CLI window, type the
following two CLI commands:
CD dh0:
MAKEDIR Roger
2. Insert Who Framed Roger Rabbit Disk 1 into your floppy disk drive and
type:
COPY Disk1: dh0:Roger /ALL
3. After Disk 1 has finished copying, remove it from your floppy disk drive
and insert Disk 2. Next, enter the following commands:
COPY Disk2: dh0:Roger /ALL
A complete copy of Who Framed Roger Rabbit is now on your hard disk drive.
Please put your Who Framed Roger Rabbit disks away into a safe place. They
should NOT be in the floppy disk drive when you are running the program from
your hard drive.
Each time you wish to run Who Framed Roger Rabbit from your hard disk, open
a CLI window and enter the following commands:
ASSIGN Disk1: dho:Roger
ASSIGN Disk2:dh0:Roger
CD dh0:Roger
RogerRabbit
You may also wish to use the ED screen editor to create a text file named
PLAYROGER that contains these last four commands so that you can simply
type EXECUTE PLAYROGER each time you wish to play Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
For details on the ED screen editor and the execute command, consult your
Amiga manual.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit Upgrade Information
-------------------------------------------
Amiga: If you would like to receive the upgrade for your copy of Who
Framed Roger Rabbit, just complete and return the warranty card
and you will automatically be mailed information on how to receive
the upgraded disks.
C64: If you would like to receive the upgrade for your copy of Who
Framed Roger Rabbit, just complete and return the warranty card
and you will automatically be mailed information on how to receive
the upgraded disks.
IBM: If you would like to receive the EGA version of Who Framed Roger
Rabbit, just complete the upgrade coupon included with the game
materials and mail it along with your original disk(s) to the
address on the card. Please do not mail it to Disney Software's
Burbank, CA address as this will only delay the delivery of your
disk(s).
There is no upgrade for the Apple II version of the program.
If you are missing any of the materials necessary to receive the appropriate
upgrade, please call us at (818) 841-3326 and speak to one of our Customer
Service Representatives. Office hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm Pacific Standard
Time, Monday through Friday.
Game Synopsis: In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the object is for the player to
help Roger Rabbit race through the streets of Los Angeles to
find the will that leaves Toontown to all those lovable
toons. Roger must dodge "dip" puddles, scurry through the
Ink and Paint Club gathering almost everything in sight, and
then race again to the Gag Factory where he must get past
Judge Doom's weasel henchmen to save Jessica from the Dip-
mobile.
Game Sequence: Benny-the-Cab - Roger and Benny race against the Toon Patrol
through the streets of Los Angeles dodging oncoming traffic,
dip puddles, and street cars. Benny has the unique ability
to jump over cars, puddles, street cars, and even to ride
over buildings.
Ink and Paint Club - In this scene Roger runs from table to table desperately
searching for Marvin Acme's Will. Since Roger is not sure where it can be,
he grabs all the napkins in the place. The ever efficient Penguins that work
in the club will constantly be re-setting the tables with napkins, so Roger
has to move VERY quickly. Also, remember how Roger reacts to alcohol? Well,
if you've forgotten, this will remind you. Don't let Roger grab a bottle or
you will lose precious time. Finally, don't get to close to the bouncer-
gorilla. If he gets his paws on you you lose a "life".
Benny-the-Cab - Once again Benny and Roger team up to thwart Judge Doom.
Get through the streets as quickly as you can. The faster you go, the more
time you will have in the Gag Factory.
Gag Factory - In the Gag Factory Roger must move through ten screens
maneuvering past all five of Judge Doom's weasels to rescue the fair
Jessica. Roger must use various gags found throughout the factory to
make the weasels laugh themselves into oblivion. If the player accomplishes
this, they have defeated Judge Doom and saved Toontown from destruction. A
few reward screens follow.
Strategy/Hints
--------------
Benny-the-Cab - The trick here is to stay ahead of the black Toon Patrol
truck. The following should help you accomplish this:
1. Use the Up-Arrow-Jump combination to get onto the rooftops of the
buildings. This keeps you away from dip puddles and other vehicles,
but at the expense of not being able to grab valuable objects hanging
from the side of the buildings. You must then negotiate the changing
level of the buildings.
2. On the IBM CGA and EGA versions there is a definite pattern for the cars,
dip puddles, objects, and street cars. Discovering this pattern will help
anticipate what is coming next.
3. The objects hanging from the fronts of the buildings help you as follows:
Diamonds remove a dip bucket from your total provided you have at least
one. Wheels protect Benny for a short period of time from dip puddles.
On the IBM EGA, C64, and Amiga versions Benny changes color while he is
"protected". Finally, the Boxing Gloves will give Benny a temporary boost
of energy enabling him to go faster.
Ink and Paint Club - The trick here is to gather up all the napkins on the
tables while avoiding the gorilla who haunts the lowest two tables and not
grabbing any bottles. This is an extremely difficult task. Most players
are unable to do this. Failing to clear all the tables within the allotted
time (approximately 3 minutes), costs the player an additional dip bucket
being added to their total. However, if you have cleared off most of the
tables, Baby Herman will get mad at you but tell you to go to the Gag
Factory anyway. The following suggestions should help you find Marvin's
Will:
1. Never go to the lower tables while the gorilla is headed towards you;
he's faster than you think!
2. If this section ends up being too "expensive" in terms of getting too
many dip buckets, you may want to just let Roger run around the center
table the whole time and let the song end. This will cost you one dip
bucket, but some skillful driving in the following Benny-the-Cab section
can reclaim that for you.
Gag Factory - This sub-game pits you against Judge Doom's weasel henchmen.
The following should not only help you survive in the Gag Factory, but the
following are outright solves to the tricky portions of the game, so don't
read past this point if you haven't been to the Gag Factory yet:
1. In the IBM CGA version of the game you can use a single gag repeatedly
to eliminate a weasel. In all other versions you must use at least 2
gags alternately to dispose of each weasel. Also, you must be quick
about it -- if you wait too long to use the next gag or exit to another
screen, the weasel won't be laughing anymore so you'll have to start all
over again with him.
2. From the screen where the columns are lettered "A-B-C", have Roger go up
the elevator by positioning him in front of it and either pushing the
joystick forward or pressing the up-arrow key. You will see Roger go up
to the second floor. The far left crates have portable holes in them.
Have Roger grab a hole by pushing the joystick forward or pushing the
up-arrow. You should see an icon appear in the lower left corner
representing a portable hole. Despite the appearance of the icon --
it looks like two holes -- you have only one portable hole. Have Roger
walk to the right until he's in the center of the next screen, the "D-E"
screen. Once he's there, use the portable hole by pressing the fire
button or the space bar to drop to the first floor. This is an example
of how gags are used and how Roger can make his way through the factory.
3. To get past this part of the game, you have to do the following: On the
"K-L-M" screen, go to the first floor and use the pogo stick to help Roger
bounce back to the "A-B-C" screen. Get off the pogo stick and go up the
elevator. Just to the left is a crate full of magnets. Take one and go
all the way back to the "K-L-M" screen -- not the screen with the bomb!
One screen over. Before you get the pogo stick, you might want to dispose
of this weasel first, instead of using the vanishing cream to get past him.
Remember, you can only carry one gag at a time, so you'll lose the magnet
when you grab the vanishing cream. Get on the second floor of the "K-L-M"
screen and push the button. Use the magnet to attach Roger to the swinging
hook on the right. This will take you to the second half of the gag
factory.
4. Roger now starts the second half of the Gag Factory on screen "N-O-P".
Have Roger grab a portable hole from right behind him and then use it
immediately to drop to the first floor. Then walk Roger all the way to
the right, picking up a bottle of invisibility potion along the way.
Once Roger is on the "Q-R" screen, use the invisibility potion to walk
fast the first weasel. While Roger is invisible you must have him jump
over the puddle of dip on the right and then go up the elevator and past
the next weasel on the next screen. This may sound tricky, but that's
only because it is; yet with a little practice you should be able to do
this pretty well. You may want to try to get rid of the first weasel
before resulting to this marathon inviso-run, but this works every time
once you master the timing.
5. To win the game, you have to get past all the weasels; this should put
you on the "Y-Z" screen. Having picked up a portable hole from the last
set of crates on the first floor of the "V-W-X" screen, walk Roger up the
elevator all the way to the far right on the second floor. Use the hole
to drop to the first floor. Get a pogo stick from the crates and bounce
back over the dip. Get another portable hole from the crates on the
previous screen and go back up the elevator on the "Y-Z" screen. Have
Roger fall through the first hole you made then throw the hole over the
"X" on the floor on the first floor. You should see a tiny Roger Rabbit
jump onto the dip-mobile and save Jessica as he does away with Judge
Doom. Following this are some reward screens and the game is over.
------------
END OF HINTS