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Unreal Tournament Preview 2 [Mac OSX]
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This new preview version of Unreal Tournament for OS X fixes a major bug that caused a problem for many users (a crash at the end of the loading process). The Preview requires that you have either UT version 436 or UT Game of the Year installed (or a previous UT X Preview).
Requirements
• Unreal Tournament
Important- This version of Unreal Tournament is pre-release software and has many known problems. It may not even work at all on certain systems. Do not contact MacSoft or Westlake Interactive for support of this release, it will remain unsupported until it is officially declared final. Please read the 'Known Issues' section below so you know what problems are already documented in this release.
Known Issues
This is still an early release intended only for the brave. It has a lot of known problems (and probably many unknown problems as well). Here is a list of the known issues:
- UT X only supports OpenGL rendering. Support for software rendering will likely not be added, Rave and Glide will never be.
- There have been no OS X specific optimizations yet. The game should run approximately the same speed as OS 9 in OpenGL, but there are some rough spots.
- Compiler optimizations have had to be turned down to a lower level in UT X, due to problems with bad code generation in CodeWarrior 7.
Unreal Tournament 2 For Mac Os
- Music is not supported (and may not be ever under OS X).
- Mouse controls may be a bit sluggish. Turning up the mouse speed in the Preferences is recommended.
- The entire sound library has been replaced- this may cause sound problems or performance issues. The sound library may be replaced again in the future, so sound bugs may not be fixed immediately in future releases.
- The game will only run in full screen mode. This may never change. If you accidently switch out of full screen, quit, open unreal tournament.ini, and set StartupFullscreen to True.
- NGStats don't work (for Mac servers). Make sure and leave them off. If they are turned on, the game will probably freak out at the end of a level. It's unknown if ngStats will ever make OS X native versions of their software.
- Support for input devices other than mouse & keyboard doesn't work. Alternate mouse buttons may or may not work.