Speed when in Bullet Time: Set's the speed to which the game slows down in Bullet Time. The higher this setting is, the less the game will slow down when you are in Bullet Time.

Bullet Time given when you start: Set's the amount of Bullet Time that you are given when you first start the game.

Bullet Time bonus after a kill: Determines how many Bullet Time you earn after killing someone.

Frag Bonus for killing The One: Set's the amount of frags you earn from killing The One. Has no effect when Always be The One (see below) is on.

Maximum Bullet Time: Set's the maximum amount of Bullet Time you can have. If you have that amount, and you kill someone, no more Bullet Time will be added.

Stop Projectiles Cost: Set's the amount of Bullet Time that using the Stop Projectiles feature once will cost you.

Phone when health decreases by: This set's the amount of damage that you take before your saving phone starts to ring. See below.

Draw HUD info on which side of the screen: Determines on which side of the screen the HUD info for Bullet Time will be drawn. This is usefull when using other Mods that already take up a part of the screen.

Infinite Bullet Time: When using this option, you have infinite Bullet Time so it will never run out.

Allways be The One: When this box is checked, you will allways be The One. Even if you die, you stay the One.

Don't use Wind Sound: When you are The One and Allways be The One is not turned on, a wind sound plays to alert you that you are The One. If you don't like it, turn it off with this option.

Don't use Phone Sound: When you are The One, and Allways be The One is not turned on, and you take a severe hit (the amount of health loss that triggers the phone sound can be configured above), a phone will start to ring from the position of the nearest med box. Follow the sound to save your life - like in The Matrix. When you check this box, the phone sound will never play.

Punish team kills: When this box is checked, Bullet Time is substracted when killing someone from your own team while playing team games, and you cannot become The One by killing The One if you is on your team.

Show menu in Tacops: When this box is checked, the Bullet Time menu will show after you spawn in a game of Tacops, so you can bind your keys (it is sometimes impossible to call the menu from the Tacops main menu). If you don't want the window to show, check this box.

Disable the Tacops fix: Bullet Time uses several "hacks" to make it work properly with Tacops 2.1.4 or higher. If you don't want this, check this box.

Use normal HUD color for HUD icon: If you want the Bullet Time icon the become the color of the rest of your HUD, check this box.

Constant 3rd person camera: If you like the third person camera view (the view that is used when dodging third person) so much that you want to use it all the time, check this box.

The key binding menu

Use Bullet Time: When you press and hold this key, you will go into Bullet Time. When you release it, you go out of Bullet Time.

Toggle Bullet Time : When you press this key, Bullet Time toggles on. If you press it again, it will toggle off. Bind a key to this option instead of the previous if you don't want to hold the Bullet Time key all the time.

Stop Projectiles : When you press this key, you will Stop all projectiles flying around, such as rockets, biogel blobs and pulse rounds. You can only do this if you have enough Bullet Time left, and if you are The One. Note: you don't stop your own projectiles.

Reverse Projectiles : When you press this key, you will send all projectiles such as rockets back from where they came from. The best part: if it kills anyone on it's way back, YOU get the credit for it instead of the player that shot it. Great for when a Redeemer comes flying at you. You can only use this option if you have enough Bullet Time left and you are The One. Note: you don't reverse your own projectiles (because you don't want your rocket to come back and blow up in your face, do you ?

Dodge 1st person : This button will engage the dodge move and automatically switch to Bullet Time. You can only do this if you are The One.

Dodge 3rd person : When you press this button, the camera changes to a third person cam. Your own player is made translucent so you can see where you are going. A red laser dot is drawn to make sure you can still aim. When the camera is changed, walk in the direction you want to dodge and a split second later the dodge will be made in the direction you were walking (NOT the direction you were looking so you can dodge away from someone while shooting at him.

The basics:
I will briefly explain what Bullet Time is about here. In Bullet Time, one person is 'The One', like in the movie The Matrix. The One has special abilities: he can control time and projectiles (remember the last scene from The Matrix ?). You can become The One by killing the person that currently is The One. If you get killed, too bad, you're not The One. At the beginning of a game, nobody is The One yet. You can then become The One by killing someone. In teamgames, you can't become The One by killing someone from your own team (Unless Punish TeamKills in the menu is turned off). Because that would be lame, eh ?
The One needs Bullet Time to power his special tricks. You start with a certain amount of Bullet Time when you first spawn in the game. You can configure that amount in the menu. You earn a configurable amount of Bullet Time after each valid kill. You get three times the normal amount of Bullet Time for killing The One. Bullet Time is deducted for a teamkill - teamkilling The One will deduct three times the normal amount of Bullet Time. Suiciding will also cost you Bullet Time.
If you kill The One and become The One yourself, you also get a bonus in frags, which is configurable trough the menu. Keep in mind when setting this value that you get a standard + 1 in frags for killing someone, even if the bonus is set to 0. Team killing the One will again cost you this bonus.
When you are The One, there is a little sound that helps you stay The One. When you are badly hit (the amount of health loss that means badly hit is configurable in the menu), a phone will start to ring, revealing the location of the nearest med box. So when you hear that sound and you get the message "Pick up the phone", run Forrest run ! You can disable this feature in the menu in case you don't like it.
For info about The One's special tricks, see their explanations in the key config help.

Known bugs:
1. Stuck in time
Some of the beta testers reported that sometimes when they started a game of Bullet Time, something went wrong and all time froze so they wouldn't even spawn anymore. It never occured to me, but if it happens to you, open the console using the ~ button, then type:
slomo 1
That should fix it.

2. Invisible bullets
This is not really a bug, but because it isn't really the way it should be I'll add it here. When you play normal Unreal Tournament (with the standard UT weapons) and you fire a bullet using gun like the enforcer, sniper or minigun, there will be no bullet visible, even when in Bullet Time. This is because for speed and online lag's sake, Unreal treats those weapons as if they hit the instant you fire them - there is never a projectile flying. I could alter this in this mutator, but if I would do so it would break compatibility with other mods, and that has stopped me from doing that. If you want Bullet flying around, I suggest you use Bullet Time with Tactical Ops version 2.1.4 or higher - in Tacops it WAS possible for me to make the Bullets visible.

3. Buggy multiplayer
Bullet Time 2.00 has no netcode. I felt it was not rewarding to go trough all the troubles of writing netcode if no-one was going to set up a server for it anyway. Therefor, if you try to use Bullet Time 2.00 on a server or on a LAN, it won't work properly.

4. Menu in Tacops
When you start a game of Tacops, the Bullet Time menu will automatically show, allowing you to bind the keys you need. If you forgot to bind something, you can call the menu again with the following console command:
mutate show bt window
You can then bind the keys you need.

Credits:

Name:		Bart 'eXoR' Jansen
Email:		Exorcist@Gamepoint.Net
Website:	Http://Exorcist.Gamepoint.Net
Task:		Everything .. I did this mutator all by myself.

Beta test team:
Paul 'Makari' Hammond, Mark 'Sic6siX' Jones, Stuart 'Infinity' Bury, Joe Conti.

Additional thanks:
I would like to thank the following people for their aid in creating Bullet Time (in no particular order):
Simon 'Calva' Vennekens for his advice, idea's and support, Ob1-Kenobi for helping me get started with Unreal Script, Mongo for his tutorials that made me understand replication, Dr Sin for his Window Replication Info, the whole DUK clan and Patrick 'DarkY' Stalman in particular for helping me fix my PC when I broke it again, all the beta testers that helped me get Bullet Time as bugless as it is (or should be, heh) now, my sister for leaving the computer when I asked, and everyone else I forgot :)

Legall stuff
Unreal Tournament ©1999 - 2001 Epic Games Inc. Created by Epic Games, Inc. in collaboration with Digital Extremes. Unreal and the Unreal logos are trademarks of Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. Copyright © 2000, © 2001 Infogrames Entertainment S.A. All Rights Reserved.
Max Payne and Bullet Time are trademarks of Remedy Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
Hope they don't mind I uh .. borrowed some idea's and sounds of them :)

Bullet Time for Unreal Tournament is the property of Bart 'eXoR' Jansen 2001. You can distribute the package freely on any medium including CD's that ship with magazines, as long as you leave the .umod file intact and notify eXoR at Exorcist@Gamepoint.Net. You are NOT allowed to sell Bullet Time for money.