Rtcw map downloader 0 8

README

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===RTcW MAP DOWNLOADER README===
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Version: 0.8
Date:    December, 5 2008
Site:    http://www.breezie.be/rtcw/mapdownloader
Contact: breezie1337@msn.com
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What?:
This is an application that works together with the game 'Return to Castle Wolfenstein'.
It automatically downloads missing custom maps for the game.


Why?:
Unfortunately RTCW does not support HTTP downloads.
Downloading maps at 12kb/s takes way too much time.
Thats where this app. comes in handy.


How?:
1. Open the EXE file.
2. An icon will appear in your tray.
3. If a map is missing, RTCW will be shut down, the map will be downloaded and RTCW will restart.


Requirements:
   - RTCW (1.0, 1.33 or 1.4)
   - .NET Framework 2.0
   - Downloads must be enabled on both client and server (sv_allowdownload 1 & cl_allowdownload 1)

Notes:
   - You can view a list of supported maps on the website. You can also add maps and download URL's.


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========VERSION HISTORY=========
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0.8:
	Changes:
	   - Several memory improvements
	   - Faster response time
	   - Added posibility to cancel a download
	   - Added download speed indication

0.7 PUBLIC BETA:
	Changes:
	   - No need to set path to RtCW anymore, auto-detection if the game is running or not.
	   - Memory improvements and bug fixes.
	   - If a map is not in the database, RTCW map downloader will not close down the game but you will hear a "beep" sound and
	     will let you continue download from the server.
	   - RTCW map downloader starts minimized in tray (so you can easily load it with windows by putting a shortcut to it in your startup folder).
	   - New Download / About window.
	   - Force Administrator mode under Windows Vista because RTCW Map downloader doesn't work properly if run as a normal user.
	   - Fixed bug where you were not reconnected to some servers when map had finished downloading.


0.6 PUBLIC BETA:
First public release