UE1 - UT Put some really old tutorials back online!

[Lodev]

Hi,

A long time ago I made tutorials for UnrealEd. These tutorials have survived on planetunreal until somewhere last year, when they suddenly disappeared.

Now I've found a new place to put them, which is here:

http://lodev.org/unrealed/

They are for UnrealEd back in the day of Unreal 1 and Unreal Tournament 1. I hope it can still be useful for something, or at least bring back some good memories!

Regards,

-Lode

 

[Blade_hunter]

Really cool, I think your site needs some publicity there

 

[Fuzz_Ball]

Good stuff, Lode.
I always like to read other views on this kind of thing.
Would you mind if I post your link at my site?

 

[Waffnuffly]

Wow, even as a seasoned UE1 vet I learned a few things on the Lighting page I wasn't aware of before. Good stuff.

 

[Teridax]

Lode, if you happen to have movers.zip and lighting.zip, would you mind uploading them again? The old links are dead.

And thanks for reuploading those tutorials. I learned something new today.

Edit: Well, I found the lighting map, but not the one for the movers. :/

 

[Wormbo]

Feel free to put them on Unreal Wiki, if you like. They won't disappear from there.

 

[medor]

Whant to save files here to http://unrealtournament.99.free.fr/utfiles/

it's a ftp life guarented by free provider

 

[superxdude]

movers has me stumped...gonna have to really read this one, can't figure it out

 

[dr.flay]

Don't under-estimate the value of these old tutorials! There are new people coming to the old baby all the time. UT99.org is quite busy with classic UT projects.
Updated renderers combined with Shadow's SDK, the possibilities have gone far beyond the original engine. Mmmm very shiny

Don't forget the UT motherlode "UT-Files"
You can FTP it all in one go.

Will be adding your page as a link on mine. Cheers for the work.
*EDIT*
I have just force-fed the page into the Web Archive site. It should now be saved for posterity.
The Planet Unreal version is still findable, but I notice the files were located at the same off-site URL
If you still want a free store, check the "My Opera" sites. Free, no ads, 1GB of storage, that you can organise into folders. No bandwith issue/limit.
If you want to host the zips on your own site, but bandwidth is an issue, just use Coral CDN (again a free service) http://www.coralcdn.org