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Killing Floor Mapping Tutorial

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poompoom500:
 :( To JD,

Yep. You can do those things above, or you can also make a batch file and an icon that links to the batch for a one click start.

1. Make a copy of your "Play KF.bat" file from your C:\Program Files\Unreal Tournament 2004\KFMod20.
2. Edit it by pasting the code below:

--- Code: ---@ECHO OFF
SET MOD_NAME=KFMod20
START ..\System\UT2004.exe 108.61.255.109 -MOD=%MOD_NAME%
--- End code ---
3. Rename that file to "Play KFMiasma.bat".


4. Then make an icon for it in your desktop - copy your "Killing Floor 252" icon and rename it "Killing Floor 252 Miasma"; right click on the icon and get the properties; you should be in the "Shortcut" tab; then go to "Target:" and paste the code below:

--- Code: ---"C:\Program Files\Unreal Tournament 2004\KFMod20\Play KFMiasma.bat"
--- End code ---

click "OK"; and you're good!

[MiA]Raj:

--- Quote from: N3Cr0 on November 13, 2011, 20:16 ---
if your game starts before the server you should try to make the system wait a little, unfortunately there's no sleep command under Windows, but you can let the system wait by pinging yourself, like this

--- End quote ---

Actually, in Windows Vista and 7 there's timeout command. Eg "timeout 10" to wait 10 secs.

And if that doesn't work for some reason or you got XP, get Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools, it gives you the "sleep" command.

@Poom, instead of using batch files, you could just make a shortcut of UT2004.exe somewhere and change the arguments of it.
Oh, and server IP might change. Use this URL instead of IP: gs1.themiasma.com.

poompoom500:
 :-[ To MiA Raj,

It's more this way - "C:\Program Files\Unreal Tournament 2004\System\UT2004.exe" gs1.themiasma.com -MOD=KFMod20.

[MiA]Raj:
You mean those quotes? Doesn't make a difference here...

N3Cr0:
Spaces are not supported by Windows (because they seperate the .exe/command from additional parameters).
In case of a directory called Unreal Tournament 2004 we have two of them.
So we need the quotes here.
Linux is easier here, it would be like  .../Unreal\ Tournament\ 2004/...

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