Creating UT2004 User Profiles

[legacy-eviL<3]

I think it has to be that way:

"C:\Documents and Settings\Tod\My Documents\My Games\UT2004Demo\UT2004Demo\System\UT2004.exe" -userini=tj_user.ini -ini=tj_ut.ini

Ah yeah, i think it's that

[legacy-awaw]

I think it has to be that way:

"C:\Documents and Settings\Tod\My Documents\My Games\UT2004Demo\UT2004Demo\System\UT2004.exe" -userini=tj_user.ini -ini=tj_ut.ini

[legacy-lozin]

i tried that and it didnt work. the target worked when i selected

"C:\Documents and Settings\Tod\My Documents\My Games\UT2004Demo\UT2004Demo\System"

but wouldnt work when i added anything on after that.

[legacy-eviL<3]

It must be "C:\Documents and Settings\Tod\My Documents\My Games\UT2004Demo\UT2004Demo\System\UT2004.exe -userini=tj_user.ini -ini=tj_ut.ini"

[legacy-lozin]

i tried this but when i got to the properties of the shortcut, the target couldnt be found.

i then tried on the demo and still couldnt get it to work. i changed the names to

tj_ut.ini and tj_user.ini , then the target of shortcut to

"C:\Documents and Settings\Tod\My Documents\My Games\UT2004Demo\UT2004Demo\System-userini=tj_user.ini -ini=tj_ut.ini"

what am i doing wrong?

[legacy-eviL<3]

I think this answers your Question... here's the Ultimate Keybind Guide, wich also explains using exec commands.

You can't change the ini, but you can change all ini settings, using a command. The exec works like a .bat file, just that it's UT2004 commands. You could have a file called "Blah.txt"

switchweapon 1

The command would be "exec blah.txt". It would be the same like the command "switchweapon 1".

"set input" is used to change keybinds ingame. So "set input [key] [command]" would be the same as opening user.ini and changing it manually.

Hope that helps you understand it

[legacy-UejYi]

Is there any way to load an INI ingame with set input or something?

I think Elaphe wonders too.

[legacy-eviL<3]

Good tipp fftunes, thanks!

[legacy-richmanrush]

nice work evil!

[legacy-fftunes]

Tip:

As a base for the new ini's, copy the allready configured ones (UT2004.ini / user.ini) instead of the default ones.

I renamed them to UT2004myname.ini and Usermyname.ini, for keeping them alphabetically close to the originals.

Change shortcut properties to execute:
blablabla\UT2004.exe -ini=UT2004myname.ini -userini=Usermyname.ini

I have this workin' since a long time, one set up for FPS, one set up for max. details.

[legacy-UejYi]

just feedback

good stuff, I have had to do something very similar in Diablo II

But only one problem.

I get

when I try and load a profile.

I installed using the dvd edition of the game ( hate cd swapping )

But my normal shortcut to the game runs fine.

Thx for the TUT, just giving feedback.

Btw, if you install using DVD edition, you must install patch in order for the cdkey error message to go away. It's a known problem, had a fit when I first bought it untill I googled it and found that other users had the same problem. May be different with other versions of the install with the profiles and all.. gl

[legacy-LastKnight]

There is a simple freeware that do that for you.
It is called "UT profiles manager".

Go here for more informations : http://forum.skill-club.com/showthre...threadid=13266

[legacy-eviL<3]

Originally posted by kanuuker
Thanks a bunch. That's exactly what I was looking for.

Chris

Hehe, i created it just for you, but for all to read

[legacy-kanuuker]

Thanks a bunch. That's exactly what I was looking for.

Chris

[Flak]

That's awesome! Thank you!