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Kyro table fog support (datasheet)↑ S3 Savage4 table fog support (screenshot)↑ Savage4 Graphics/Video Accelerator Family Hardware Reference (datasheet)↑ ATi Rage XL appears to have partial, inaccurate table fog support (screenshot)↑ ATi Rage 128 Pro appears to have partial, inaccurate table fog support (screenshot)↑ ATI Radeon 9000 Pro missing table fog support (screenshot)↑ ATI Rage Pro missing table fog support (report)↑ S3 UniChrome Pro IGP missing table fog support (screenshot)↑ Permedia 2 missing table fog support (screenshot)↑ Matrox Millennium II missing table fog support (screenshot)↑ 1nsane Ireland Morning Practice Free Roam (screenshot)↑ Carmageddon II uses table fog but only in Glide mode (screenshot)↑ Affects the retail release of the game. (link)↑ Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord Special Edition - Crossroads in the Fog scenario (screenshot)↑ Affects the retail release of the game. (link)↑ Affects the retail release of the game. (link)↑ European Air War model viewer (screenshot)↑ European Air War in-game view (screenshot)↑ Flight Unlimited II (screenshot)↑ Glover (screenshot)↑ Heavy Gear II - Historical Missions: Baja City (screenshot)↑ Messiah - Old Town (screenshot)↑ Myth II: Soulblighter - Mission #2 (screenshot)↑ Need for Speed II Special Edition uses table fog but only in Glide mode (screenshot)↑ Need for Speed III uses table fog but only in Glide mode (screenshot)↑ It is possible to restore fog rendering in NFS3 on non-Voodoo cards using this approach (mini guide)↑ Need for Speed: High Stakes (retail game) (screenshot)↑ Need for Speed: High Stakes Demo (screenshot)↑ Need for Speed: High Stakes (screenshot)↑ Need for Speed: High Stakes gameplay footage (link)↑ It is possible to restore fog rendering in NFS4 on Radeon cards using this approach (mini guide)↑ Panzer Commander uses table fog (screenshot)↑ Powerslide uses table fog but only in Glide mode (screenshot)↑ Silent Hunter II configuration utility and in-game graphics options (screenshot)↑ Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace - Mission 1: Trade Federation Battleship (screenshot)↑ Shadows of the Empire Mission 2: Escape from Echo base (screenshot)↑ Thief II Mission 11: Precious Cargo (screenshot)↑ Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear - Mission 14: Majestic Gold (screenshot)↑ Xarlor - Infinite Expanse (screenshot)

Jason Hiner/ZDNETHere's something that surprised absolutely nobody: typing on the Apple Vision Pro's virtual keyboard by glancing at the keys and touching your thumb to your forefinger is a slow and painful process. You can do it, but even if you combine glance typing with voice dictation, you're not going to be terribly productive. Pairing a Bluetooth keyboard with Vision ProFortunately, you can pair a Bluetooth keyboard to the Apple Vision Pro. To do this, head over to the Settings app and scroll down to Bluetooth. Put your keyboard into pairing mode, and if everything works, you'll see this screen: Screenshot by David Gewirtz/ZDNETI'm using the MX Keys Mini keyboard, which I reviewed last year. Other than one disadvantage when used with the Vision Pro, which I'll discuss in a bit, it's a fine keyboard. Also: How to order Apple Vision Pro: Tips, tricks, and my secret to a good face scanTap your keyboard's name to begin the pairing process. You will absolutely want to be in full passthrough mode to do this, because otherwise you won't be able to see the number keys to type them. Screenshot by David Gewirtz/ZDNETOnce your keyboard is paired, you'll see it connected in the Bluetooth My Devices pane. Screenshot by David Gewirtz/ZDNETIf you want to switch keyboards, you can press the Info button, at which point you'll be able to forget the device. Screenshot by David Gewirtz/ZDNETThe big disadvantage of using non-Apple keyboards is that the Vision Pro won't open a passthrough portal

Screenshot by Pro Game Guides Test your typing speed with these free typing games! | Published: Jan 16, 2024 08:54 am Typing games are the games I always go back to because of their simplicity and the challenge they offer, making me use all of my focus and speed to set the best high score possible. Here are the best free typing games you can play right now! Top 10 best free typing games This list has ten of the best typing games for you to play online, free of charge. Although their core gameplay is similar, they feature various themes that implement typing in unique ways. 10) Mavis Typing Tomb Adventure Screenshot by Pro Game Guides Rather than typing words, Mavis Typing Tomb Adventure has you typing individual letters to jump over obstacles. You'd think this makes the game easy, but you couldn't be more wrong. The letters keep switching, and that makes chaining multiple jumps especially challenging. Are you up to it? 9) TypeRacer Screenshot by Pro Game Guides A multiplayer typing racer featuring more than 50 languages and a plethora of game modes, TypeRacer kept me playing for hours on end. You can hone your typing skills in practice mode or take it to the track and beat your opponents by being the first to type out given sentences. You can also switch to number typing or up the ante using a dictionary randomizer that gives you random words to type. 8) Typing Attack Screenshot by Pro Game Guides The universe's fate is at stake, and it's up to you and your spaceship to destroy fleets of alien ships by typing out words and letters as fast as possible. In Typing Attack, you can choose between three difficulty settings and try to take out all enemy waves. Godspeed pilot! 7) Keyboard Jump Screenshot by Pro Game Guides Don't let its cartoony graphics fool you - Keyboard Jump is a challenging jumping game that will put your typing skills to a proper test. If you find easy and medium-difficulty settings too easy, choose hard or insane and try