Isn't it possible to scan the `whitelisted` mutator to check if it's an unmodified one?

Seems nice, tryed it offline. Can u play with it online? Without being flagged by anti cheat systems etc..?

You can - but the server you play on can see that you have something non-standard running but has no way to know whether it's actually a cheat or is really what it says it is.

However, it gets a bit messed up when another gametype or mod replaces the HUD - which is the case for both Freon and vCTF (the balancer replaces the HID to show flag messages). You may get thousands of error messages in your log.

I'm planning on adding widescreen support into our vCTF code. I had a working proof of concept, but it got nowhere beyond "started to look at" and isn't anywhere near the top of my to-do list.

If I ever complete it then we'll certainly prevent use of fox (the real one) or fox (any cheat pretending to be it).

Seems nice, tryed it offline. Can u play with it online? Without being flagged by anti cheat systems etc..?

This mod enables widescreen support for Unreal Tournament 2004.

Features:
* Aspect-correct "Hor+" FOV adjustment, including vehicle and weapon zoom values
* Aspect-correct rendering for first-person weapons
* Aspect-correct HUD support (mostly), based on Azarael's HUD Scaling Fix mutator
* Aspect-correct mouse sensitivity (scale off wider FOV instead of hard-coded 90)
* Entirely client-side - no mutators required

foxWSFix-v2.2.0.7z

Download the file from here:  https://github.com/alexstrout/foxWSFix-UT2k4/releases
Extract the Src & System folders and drop them into your UT2004 install directory.
Open System\User.ini and find the following line:

InputClass=Class'Engine.PlayerInput'

Replace every instance of it with the following:

;InputClass=Class'Engine.PlayerInput'
InputClass=Class'foxWSFix.foxPlayerInput'

Note: This line should appear at least twice, once under [Engine.PlayerController], and once under [XGame.xPlayer]. Be sure to change each one! (or add it if missing).  Be sure to search and change each instance.
You're done! To uninstall, simply reverse your changes.
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If your screen resolution isn't showing, edit your UT2004.ini (or ut2004-win64.ini if you're running 64-bit) to your preferred res'.  I'm on a curved ultrawide, so I chose the max display res'.

[WinDrv.WindowsClient]
WindowedViewportX=1024
WindowedViewportY=768
FullscreenViewportX=3440
FullscreenViewportY=1440

No. The image quality is entirely independent from the damage taken.