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Add the SchlonzUT package to the EditPackages in section [Editor.EditorEngine] of UT2004.ini:
[Editor.EditorEngine] UseSound=True CacheSizeMegs=32 ... UseActorRotationGizmo=False LoadEntirePackageWhenSaving=0 EditPackages=Core EditPackages=Engine ... EditPackages=UTV2004s EditPackages=SchlonzUT CutdownPackages=Core ...Then just run ucc make from the UT2004 directory:
D:\GAMEZ\UT2004> System\ucc.exe makeOr just doubleclick make.bat in the SchlonzUT directory.
Create another directory name UT2004Schlonz next to the UT2004 directory:
C:\> D: D:\> cd \GAMEZ D:\GAMEZ\> mkdir UT2004SchlonzNow checkout the SchlonzUT into that new directory:
D:\GAMEZ\> svn co https://killertux@queen.borg.ch:444/svn/repos/trunk/SchlonzUT2004 UT2004Schlonz A UT2004Schlonz/System A UT2004Schlonz/SchlonzUT A UT2004Schlonz/SchlonzUT/doc A UT2004Schlonz/SchlonzUT/CLasses ... U UT2004SchlonzThis created the SchlonzUT directories and files and a few .svn directories.
D:\GAMEZ\UT2004\> svn upNow you're ready for compiling and hacking SchlonzUT.
When you get this error message from subversion when doing an update you
allready have the file subversion wanted to create. This happens when you
created a file with the same name as another one did, or when someone added
a file to one of the standard UT directories.
The former case is your problem, the latter too ;-). In the latter case just
do an update of the UT2004Schlonz directory. Then remove the .svn dir in
UT2004 and copy the one from UT2004Schlonz to the UT2004 directory. And
ofcourse you have to copy the new .svn dir from the added directory to the
appropriate place in the UT2004 directory. After that an update shouldn't
fail anymore.