Comments - marktaff

I released Patch1 for RotU 2.2.2 this morning.

Release Announcement: Code.google.com

Yep, that sounds like my government that is responsible, either due to the embargo or their notion that software is a 'munition'.

Well that's just stupid. I wonder if it is the Government of Cuba or my own government that is responsible for this nonsense.

I strongly prefer that people always download from the official site, as it gives me feedback on how much interest there still is in RotU.

However, for those of you that are thwarted by government censorship, I've uploaded some binary releases to the redirect server we (PZA, Pulsar's Zombie Admin) use for our game servers.

Pza.marktaff.com

HTH

I released Reign of the Undead 2.2.2 this morning.

Release Announcement: Code.google.com

Hi. :-)

I don't understand how releasing files for three different mods affects where you should install the map's primary *.gsc file on a RotU server, or how requiring every player to download every main *.gsc file for every map on the server before they can play their first game, or forcing them to download the main *.gsc files for every map anytime the server owner adds or removes a map? Am I missing something? What problem are you trying to avoid by placing it in the mod folder instead of the map's folder?

Thanks.

P.S. There is a (very common) bug in your main *.gsc file--any calls to loadFx() must happen before the call to waittillStart(). See: Code.google.com

Nice looking map, thanks for your work. It will be in the map voting on my RotU 2.2.1 (cod4 1.6) development server after the next server restart.

I did move your *.gsc file into the iwd in the map folder--there is no need for a map to ever put anything into the mod folder.

If you can fix the map so it will run on 2.2 without crashing CoD4 or having severe errors, I will remove the blacklisting so fregata can be played in RotU 2.2.

If you need help fixing it, let me know.

Regards,

Mark

Reign of the Undead 2.2.0 has now been released! Read the release announcement at Code.google.com

Source code and a binary version is available.