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singleknight

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when I play online, I often have to download some of the new levels. I cannot play these levels on my practice mode. Did I really download it? or is it a temp. file? Is there a way to convert it if that's what it really is? thanks in advance.
 

Gamma_Sword

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When you download something from servers, it is not saved in the approriate folders; instead they are stored at 'cache' folder.

By default, UT will erase them in 30 days. You can change them to whatever day you wish in UnrealTournament.ini. Setting it to 0 will make cache stay pernament.

There are good programs made out there, but you can also put files into approriate folders manually.

Manual way: Open up cache.ini in the cache folder of UT, and you'll see weird filenames ending with .uxx and then a thing pointing to what it really is. So let's say 'zxlig0ae7025125.uxx' points to a map called CTF-MyFirstN00bieMap.

Now look for that weird .uxx file and rename it to the actual name (for this example, 'zxlig0ae7025125.uxx' would become CTF-MyFirstN00bieMap.unr) After renaming, put them into approriate folders. (.unr files would go to Maps folder)

See? Do the same for others.

Advice: NEVER put CSHPs or other commonly used mods/muators such as BDB MapVote into System folder. Just leave them be, or you'll get barrage of 'Version Mismatch' errors.

Hope this helps, and welcome to PuF! :)

Edit: Butress I beat you to it! :D
 

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in yer cache log it'll tell you what each cache item is.. just rename and move what you want under the correct name and yer golden.

:)
 

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To make it even more easy you can use UT Cache manager.
That tiny little proggy is attached with this post.
 
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Hmmm..... that would go a LONG way tword explaining why i have more then 50 caches. very informitive thank you. "]