Unreal on UT engine?

It can be done if you don't mind your menus being a hybrid of those from Unreal and those from UT.

This is the quickest way I can think of.

Copy your Unreal maps and music to the respective UT folders (you don't need to copy anything else).

Duplicate your UnrealTournament.ini and name the copy UnrealSP.ini. Open up your User.ini and add keys for "ActivateTranslator", "InventoryNext", "InventoryPrevious" and "InventoryActivate" as you choose.

In your new UnrealSP.ini, change "LocalMap=CityIntro.unr" to "LocalMap=Unreal.unr". Change "DefaultGame=Botpack.DeathMatchPlus" to "DefaultGame=UnrealShare.Singleplayer", and change "SavePath=..\Save" to "SavePath=../Save".

To run UT with these settings, create a new UT shortcut with command line "[wherever you installed it]\System\UnrealTournament.exe?ini=UnrealSP.ini"

It should launch into the Unreal flyby, and when you press escape you will get something that looks like the UT menus but has Unreal menu contents.

If you don't get what he just said, try comparing files with unreal, like both userini files

I tried it, but I couldn't make it work.

"Failed to enter ?ini=UnrealSP.ini: Can't find file 'Index.unr'"

That's odd. True, there is no Index.unr present in unreatournament/maps, but it isn't present in my unreal/maps either. And Unreal runs perfectly..

?

My best guess is that index.unr has something to do with multiplayer games. But I don't know why this error occurs...

Why god why?

oldskool amp'd

one link:
http://www.unreality.org/usaar33

DOH um yes that would work too.

Sorry Usaar33 I forgot. That's me being scatty

Oldskool kicks ass. While I still play Unreal in Unreal, the extra features that Oldskool adds to UT are worth having in themselves.

creatoR: If you want to try & get it working that way, have a look in the ini for references to index.unr... I'll take a look later and see if I've missed anything out (Can't at the moment, I'm posting from Uni campus).

you can play unreal with UT DRIVERS BY DOWNLOADING THAT LATEST PATCH

"UT drivers"... it's much slower than UT engine, its handling of DetailTextures is dire.