
JourDANGER
Published
Works great after a bit of tinkering. You'll need to delete some files and remap the controls to get it to work the best.
In the game options select Control Style "C" Set the controls to match the following table
Action Suit Jet Strafe Left Stick 1 Left N/A Strafe Right Stick 1 Right N/A Forward/Boost Stick 1 Up Button 5 (L1) Backward/Break Stick 1 Down Stick 1 Z Right (L2) Turn/Bank Left Stick 2 Left Stick 2 Left Turn/Bank Right Stick 2 Right Stick 2 Right Aim/Pitch Up Stick 2 Up Stick 2 Up Aim/Pitch Down Stick 2 Down Stick 2 Down Transform Button 4 (Y/Triangle) Button 4 (Y/Triangle) Cycle Weapon Button 3 (A/Square) Button 3 (A/Square) Weapon 1 DPAD Up DPAD Up Weapon 2 DPAD Right DPAD Right Weapon 3 DPAD Down DPAD Down Weapon 4 DPAD Left DPAD Left Fire Weapon Stick 1 Z Left (R2) Stick 1 Z Left (R2) Launch Missiles Button 6 (R1) Button 6 (R1) Jump/Maneuver Button 1 (A/Cross) Button 1 (A/Cross) Toggle Auto Aim Button 2 (B/Circle) N/A
The music is missing in game. The files are stored in .WMA format. I'm not sure how to get it to play properly.
Runs great, sound is broken from a forced 5.1 mix. Can be fixed by changing 2 characters in a dll.
The game uses native 5.1 and does not downmix to stereo or quadraphonic. In a Stereo setup you won't have the Center and Surround Speakers so the volume will be very low, except for cutscenes (they are in Stereo).
Using a hex editor on prototypeenginef.dll
, go to the offset 0x008BB0C5
and change the the highlighted 2-digit value from 0D
to 35
for a modest increase in volume.
Dialogue volume still remains low but will no longer sound muffled.
Source: PC Gaming Wiki
The game runs great but the sound is super quiet. It can be quickly fixed by changing a couple characters using a hex editor.
This is what I did to fix the audio on my Steam Deck.
- Open your Steam Library
- Select Prototype
- Select the button with the gear icon on the right
- Select "Properties" from the menu
- Select "Installed Files" on the left of the new Properties window
- Select the button labled "Browse..." in the top right
- Right click on
prototypeenginef.dll
in the new file browser window - Select "Open with..." from the menu
- Search for "hex" in the top box
- Select "Bless Hex Editor" and click OK
- Press "Ctrl+G" to open the Offset search box
- Enter
0x008BB0C5
in the search box - Select the button labeled "Go to Offset". This will go to and underline
0D
. - Change the underlined
0D
to35
- Save the file and you're done