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The characters and storyline of Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure are said to be the culmination of over seven years of planning by title project lead Marc Ecko, whose 'Rhino' brand of urban attire helped propel him to the heights of the fashion world in the early '90s. PC / Computer - Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure - The #1 source for video game models on the internet! Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure Game Download - PC - Full - Highly Compressed - Rip - Game - Apunkagames - Checkgames4u - Fullypcgames - Oceanofgames - DarkGamingZone Before downloading make sure that your PC meets minimum system requirements. Open varspc.cfg. Change mousespeed=0.50000 (found roughly half way down) to a desired value. 0.2 and 0.15 work well. ↑ Marc Ecko’s Getting Up - Player option. Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure is a video game released in February 2006 for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Windows. It was developed by The Collective and published by Atari, Inc. Under license by Ecko Unlimited. There were two editions of the game, one being a limited edition and the other being the normal release.

General Information

Introduction
Getting Up recognizes very few controllers automatically, if you have a controller that it won't get recognized by the game then this guide will aid you to add support for your controller in order to work with the game.

The file you need to edit is in this location:
%Getting_Up_Installation%enginebinds_pc.cfg

%Getting_Up_Installion% = the location of your game installed.
The default is at 'C:Program Files (x86)AtariMarc Ecko's Getting Up - Contents Under Pressure' .

The files contents are splitted into 3 sections:

• 1. Keyboard input binding
• 2. Controller input binding
• 3. Input description

1. Keyboard input binding
The first section begins at the start of the file with the comment lines:

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# --------------------------------------------------

KEYBOARD CONFIG

# --------------------------------------------------
You can change the input here if you want some better alternative for keyboard input, but it's probably unnecessary.

2. Controller input binding
The second section is splitted into many parts for each controller configuration. Each part is for each controller configuration.
You can change the mapping of the first one:

CONTROLLER 0 (inputstream 0) Updated: 6/14/04[/quote

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Each line is having something like this:

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addbind 0 COMMAND_FORWARD CONTROLLER 0 AXIS_Y 0 1 #-- MOVEMENT -- LA

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addbind: There is setbind and addbind, the 1st one sets the bind for first time and 2nd is used in binding the same command into multiple inputs. Because we use the inputstream 0 we have already set the binds for the first time at the keyboard binding section, so we use addbind to add the controller's input too.
0: Which inputstream to use, not sure what it actually affects, leave it unaltered.
COMMAND_FORWARD: Here goes which game's input to bind with the controller (COMMAND_FORWARD binds the player's forward input).
CONTROLLER: Here is what type of input it should receive, it can receive KEYBOARD, MOUSE, and CONTROLLER.
0: Which controller to bind, on this case the first one.
AXIS_Y: Which button to bind from the controller, on this case it's the Y Axis of the controller or the 'up-down' axis from the joystick.
0 1: When using axis to bind input you need to specify which is the range of the axis's is bound to the command.
#-- MOVEMENT -- LA: Anything following a # symbol is a comment, and it doesn't affect the configuration. You can edit it, remove it, it doesn't matter.

3. Input description
This section is optional. It describes which the controller's inputs are.

Preconfigured files

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Here are some ready to apply binds_pc.cfg files configured for the most known controllers.

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• - XBOX 360 Controller