Tuesday, September 17, 2002
UT2K3 Demo Patch -- 6:31 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun
Epic has released a 3M patch for the Unreal Tournament 2003 demo. You can find a list of mirror sites at UnrealTournament2003.com. Here are the list of major fixes:
- Fixed support for Voodoo3 / Matrox G400.
- Fixed initial framerate hitches in network play.
- Fixed the jittery screen updates in the server browser when sorting by ping.
- Fixed a possible DoS attack in the server code.
- Fixed a few other minor potential crashes.
Note: this is just for Windows. A Linux patch should be available soon. Thanks Blue.
UPDATE! Ryan Gordon posted a list of Linux-specific changes in the new patch on the UT2K3 Linux mailing list:
- Fixed initial framerate hitches in network play.
- Fixed the jittery screen updates in the server browser when sorting by ping.
- Fixed a possible DoS attack in the server code.
- Fixed a few other minor potential crashes.
- Benchmarking shell scripts are now supplied.
- Dirs that need to exist in $HOME/.ut2003 are created as needed (fixes benchmarking).
- Fixed window centering to better support Xinerama displays.
- Much enchanged FAQ in the README.linux file.
- Fixed bug with logfile creation (may be win32 specific; not sure).
- If "xterm" is in your $PATH, launching a dedicated server from the client's "host a game" menus will use it. This fixes the problem of originally running the client from an icon and losing the dedicated server's console output to the ether.
- probably other stuff.
UPDATE #2! The Linux patch is now available through the auto-updater.
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