RTCW Map Downloader(faster)
^((TDA^))RIKWAR(QC)(MÿDI, Tue Oct 07 2008, 01:38pm
Contrary to Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Return to Castle Wolfenstein doesn't support HTTP Downloads in-game. This is where this little application comes in handy. It's a lightweight tool, written in .NET that automatically closes down the game, downloads the map from HTTP and afterwards reconnects you to the server you were playing on.
It works on all versions of RtCW, including 1.0, 1.33 and 1.4, as long as the in-game download system is enabled on both client and server.
download here > [link]
or here > [link]
(This is a small application i made that automatically downloads maps if they are missing.
1. Choose the path where RTCW is installed (click "...")
2. Press "Connect to server"
3. If a map is missing, RTCW will be shut down, the map will be downloaded and RTCW will restart.
Requirements:
- RTCW (1.4 or higher)
- .NET Framework 2.0
- cl_allowdownload must be 1)
Re: RTCW Map Downloader(faster)
^((TDA^))Cris-D50(Ger), Tue Oct 07 2008, 05:30pm
That sounds nice!
^((TDA^))RIKWAR(QC)(MÿDI, Tue Oct 07 2008, 01:38pm
Contrary to Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Return to Castle Wolfenstein doesn't support HTTP Downloads in-game. This is where this little application comes in handy. It's a lightweight tool, written in .NET that automatically closes down the game, downloads the map from HTTP and afterwards reconnects you to the server you were playing on.
It works on all versions of RtCW, including 1.0, 1.33 and 1.4, as long as the in-game download system is enabled on both client and server.
download here > [link]
or here > [link]
(This is a small application i made that automatically downloads maps if they are missing.
1. Choose the path where RTCW is installed (click "...")
2. Press "Connect to server"
3. If a map is missing, RTCW will be shut down, the map will be downloaded and RTCW will restart.
Requirements:
- RTCW (1.4 or higher)
- .NET Framework 2.0
- cl_allowdownload must be 1)
Re: RTCW Map Downloader(faster)
^((TDA^))Cris-D50(Ger), Tue Oct 07 2008, 05:30pm
That sounds nice!