The Ultimate Universe Mod began in January 2007 with the goal then being a multi stage development process. Chris Jones Gaming as an entity had just begun, and the team, growing by the day, was off to create one heck of a mod. The team acquired modelers, mappers, scripters, programmers, and other ‘staff’. We ended up releasing a ‘demo’ on 4/14/07 – Followed immediately by a little patch to fix a few things. Demo Patch two was released to the public on 5/21/07 after much beta testing, which included all new TOS ships from Moonraker, and a reworked single player campaign from Gamemaster, among other things. Many new missions and 1 on 1 maps added. Mindwipe provided many new sound effects and produced a very nice soundtrack for each race in the mod. Then came The Ultimate Borg, Dominion, then a full 1.0 release on 9/24/07. Stage 2 is in progress with no set release date. Stay tuned my friend.
This package of tools for modding Star Trek Legacy includes. The Modified LegacyMissionEditor v1.05. The LMTools v0.9.4.0. The UUTools v3.5.3.0. The Legacy Mod Install Packager v1.0.2.2. Muldrf's Joint Tool Exporter Plugin for Milkshape (for use with the LMTools Hardpoint Tool). The Map Creation/Spec Documents for Muldrf's UU Special Mode Scripts. As well as a file derived from the former Bethesda Legacy Mission Editor Wiki pages.
Thanks for the pack.
Thank you. Hopefully you have found them useful in the years since.
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Okay, once again. Does anyone have a tutorial / instructions for using this software?
Did you press the "Instructions" button? There are also details in the "Readmes" of various items. The tools are complex and do a lot of different functions, it is unlikely anyone will use every portion these days. Sections of the tools were used by various members of the UU team to create the mod. I'm probably the only person to use "everything" in them as they were developed by me to aid me in the types of work I did with UU. There is a change log, I wonder if that is in Instructions or the Readmes area, as it has been so long since I used them or opened the program I don't remember.