I need help w/ Max Payne

[70noschevy]

I need Help! I'm trying to install the following into the short cut:
''C:\Maxpayne.exe -developer''
But My computer says the info in the Target box is invalid, please tell me what I'm doing wrong and what I need to do. Thank you! Travis

I've tried :

"C:\Program Files\Max Payne\Maxpayne.exe -developer".
"C:\Maxpayne.exe -developer"


I tried the both,and a few others I've found. But it comes up everytime saying the same thing.Also, to make sure the path and file are correct. Got any other ideas, could it be cause I have one of the patches downloaded (it wouldn't work with XP otherwise) : maxpayne105patch.exe would this make a difference?

[Amadis]

right click on the shortcut that you normally use to play the game. click on properties. go to the line that says "target" and insert -developer OUTSIDE OF THE QUOTES. copying and pasting this wont work.

and make sure that the path to the .exe file is correct.


"C:\Program Files\Max Payne 2\MaxPayne2.exe" -developer

[70noschevy]

I just tried it that way but, it still says the same thing, is there a different one for the first Max Payne?

[70noschevy]

I just finally got it to work, but now the F12 won't work, I have F12 written where it says short cut key.It also says its not a valid save game file, and the game won't load either, Any ideas? Thanks for any help you give.. Travis

[70noschevy]

still having problems loading the game. it says it's invalid

[70noschevy]

it says shortcut below the target line

[Amadis]

dunno what you mean by shortcut, if you want the console I think you hit the Tilde(~) key. if you want more stuff to play with replace -developer with -developerkeys

Maxpayne 1 and 2 are the same pretty much the same as far as console commands and -developer stuff.

[LoneStrider]

i thought it wasn't 'developer' , it was i think 'developerkeys'. that oughta work.

<commandline> -developerkeys

like that ^^

[70noschevy]

How exactly do I put i"C:\Documents and Settings\a\My Documents\Games\MaxPayne.exe" - developerkeys on the target line ?
Do I use spaces after - developerkeys or "C:\Documents and Settings\a\My Documents\Games\MaxPayne.exe"-developerkeys

What goes in the shortcut line ? Currently says; none

[Knut]

Try this;

''C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Max Payne\MaxPayne.exe'' –developer


Make sure that the ''-developer'' part is on the outside of the quotation marks.

The path is wher the game is installed so if you have it right on C: and not in Program Files
you'll have to work that out.