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Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:15:40   
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Status: offline 		Post all information about your mods in UT3 for the PC & PS3 right here. 

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:24:59   
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How about showing your mods off here


Mod Request / Idea Sharing
Have a totally unique idea for a mod? Make a request and it might be the next user created hit!
Level Editing, Modeling & Skinning
Beta Releases
Full Releases



Welcome to the Unreal Tournament 3 Mod Community
Welcome to the UT3 Mod Community section of UDN, with all the details you need to become an expert with the award-winning Unreal Technology for UT3. If you are just getting started, visit Getting Started (Mod Developers).
News Updates
The latest patch has been released!.
The current version is 1.1. Download here.

Essential Reading    - ModGettingStarted: Start here!
   - Mod Authoring: UT3    - Server Administration: UT3
Technical and Programming Information on programming, debugging, optimizing and scripting with UnrealEngine3 and UnrealScript. Also includes technical reference material.
   - Unreal Script Reference

Content Creation - Art and Animation Articles and tutorials on modelling, texturing and animating for UnrealEngine3. Includes information on normal maps, materials, static meshes, skeletal meshes, and FaceFX.
   - ActorX

Level Design Definitive collection of articles and tutorials on creating scenes in UnrealEngine3. Includes information on UnrealUI, Kismet, Matinee, PhAT, and Cascade; material and terrain editing tools; static mesh, texturing, and animation tools; sound tools; and post-processing.

Support & Community Information on Unreal Engine 3 mod support and community, including documentation, mailing lists and IRC channels.
   - Document requests and tutorial submissions: tutorialsubmissions@epicgames.com
   - Mailing List: UT3 Mods
   - Mailing List: UT3 Servers
   - Epic Forums: User Maps and Mods (UT3)
   - Game Site: UT3

Downloads    - Source: http://udn.epicgames.com/Files/UT3/Mods/UT3ScriptSource_1.0.rar
   - Patch: http://www.epicgames.com/download/patch1.exe
   - Dedicated Server: http://www.epicgames.com/download/UT3_Dedicated_Server_Windows.rar


GETTIING STARTED
Getting Started (Mod Development Community) Welcome to the Unreal Developer Network mod development getting started page. This page is designed to introduce mod developers to UnrealEngine3 and provide the resources for getting started.

Introduction Games that use the Unreal Engine have a reputation for supporting modifications, also known as mods. Mods promote the longeivity of a game by allowing users to become developers - allowing them to tweak various aspects of the game, often including adding on something completely new.
There are many reasons for wanting to create a mod. Some enjoy doing game development as a hobby; others use it as a portfolio for becoming a professional game developer. Some have even used mod development to start their own studio; and a few have even become pop icons!
What is your goal?...

Understanding Mods Once you have a copy of the game and a concept, you can dive into making your vision a reality! It helps if you have a clear understanding of what you want to do, and how you plan to get there. The first thing is to make sure you know where your vision fits in the realm of Unreal Engine modifications.
Consider the following...
For Unreal Engine games, modifications can be broken down into three categories:
  • Gameplay - affects the rules of the game
    • Mutators - minor tweaks to gameplay rules within a given Game Type or set of Game Types
    • Game Types - major rule changes within the game

  • Total Conversions - complete overhaul of the game; often built with completely new content
  • Content Additions - levels, characters, weapons, vehicles
Examples of gameplay mutators and game types are as follows...
In Unreal Tournament:
  • Mutators - Big Heads, InstaGib?, etc.
  • Game Types - Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, CTF, Vehicle CTF, Conquest
In Gears of War:
  • Game Types - Warzone, Assassinatin, Execution, Annex, etc.


Production Planning Unreal Engine games are built using next generation technology. Creating a project using this game technology requires a lot more resources than previous generations. Models are high-poly with normal maps; and textures are higher-res. Most game programming logic will require the same amount of effort, depending on the project. With this in mind, consider how much more effort it will take to create stunning content for your project, while having the logic to glue everything together. Without the right resources, bringing a project to completion can be very time consuming and stressful.

Requirements The operating system and hardware needed to develop a mod project will be dependent on the system requirements for the game that you plan to develop your mod for. See the game box for details; or the support web site for updated information.

Basics Most Unreal Engine games come with a version of the editor that is specific to that game. UnrealScript source code is available as a separate download; and the script compiler is built into the game engine - again, specific to that game. Alone, those tools are enough to begin creating game modifications; however many will want to consider some additional tools and utilities.

Additional Recommendations Programmers may want to use a visual Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as the Unreal Development Environent (UDE) or Visual Studio 2005.
Content creators interested in making static and animated models may want to use a 3D modeling program such as Autodesk 3D Studio Max or Maya; or Softimage XSI, as well as a high-poly tool such as Pixologic ZBrush. Textures can be made using Adobe Photoshop or other image-editing software capable of exporting images in .TGA format. Sounds can be made using Sound Forge.
While these programs are priced toward professional development studios, academic or free "lite" versions are often available. If you are a student, check with your bookstore; otherwise check at the vendor's web site for free versions.
NOTE: While mod development can be taken as a serious or professional endeavor, please be aware that software piracy is never a means for gaining a competitive edge. There are plenty of ways to acquire software legally. Check for alternatives!

Manpower Depending on your goals, you'll have to consider how many people it would take to complete your project in a reasonable time. Understand the scope of your project and break it down into manageable chunks.
Start small! Most projects fail because the idea was overambitious and never had a chance. Everyone has ideas; but the ability to turn those ideas into a reality is what separates successful teams from those that just don't make it. If you haven't made a game or even a mod before, consider a mutator, and work your way up to a game type. Maybe only make one new character, weapon, or vehicle rather than a whole squad of soldiers, arsenal of weapons, and fleet of vehicles. If you have something bigger in mind, keep these smaller increments as a foundation for building toward the bigger goal.
If you are doing something small, it's okay to go at it alone. You can learn a lot that way, too. Professional game development studios consist of teams, so once you are comfortable with your skillset, consider joining a team, or forming your own!

Know Your Role Whether you decide to work with a team or do a project on your own, it's important to know your skillset, as well as your limitations. While there are some special cases, most people fit in only one category of development. It is that area of expertise in which you will be able to determine how you can approach the project yourself, and what you might need to complement your abilities while filling in for any deficiencies.
Be aware that a title does not make a role. You might have the title of Technical Director or President of a mod team; but that does not mean you will be the next big thing at a professional game development studio! If you are not sure what title suits your role, ask around. Read up on job opportunities for various companies and how they define requirements for employment candidates. A safe bet is to always play it humble and keep it simple: you'll get a lot more respect with a simple title like Progammer - even if your duties included more than just coding.
Most importantly, pay attention to your needs and the needs of others. If you want the project to succeed, do what you must to get things done. Some things aren't fun or won't get any public attention; but they are critical to getting things finished.
In most cases, try to learn as much as you can about the role you are interested. For programmers and artists, most formal college education programs are a solid start. There are some programs specific to game development; but that is not a requirement. Traditional tracks such as Computer Science or Software Engineering are great for programmers; and Graphic Design and Animation are great for artists. Level Design is an area in which there really isn't much of an established formal education. It really is a blend of many disciplines. Many people have cited studies in Architecture and Interior Design as beneficial.

Programmers Programmers focus on the logic for the game. This may be as simple as tweaking the rules for a mutator, or making new rules and AI logic for a major game type. For total conversions, programmers will also have to develop an architecture for all of the piecies that will make up the project, as well as a pipeline for getting everything working. For content additions, programmers work out the logic for integrating the content - such as weapon firing and how to play animations; character movement and attributes; and vehicle properties and behaviors.
The majority of mod programming will focus on UnrealScript. Familiarity with Object Oriented Programming will be useful - especially Java or C#. The best way to get familiar with the UnrealScript langauge and the Unreal game architecture is to get your hands dirty in just digging through the classes, tracing the hierarchies and looking for examples in existing classes.

Content Creators Content creation falls into different categories, depending on what type of content is being developed. Based on the that, you can determine your role and the tools you'll need.

Level Designers Level designers bring all of the content and gameplay together. Their tool of choice is the Unreal Engine editor. They block out the level for flow, later adding decorative touches, including lighting and effects. Some level designers focus on the overall experience, while others focus on one area such as scripting or lighting.
The role of Level Designer has for the most part been split into two distinct jobs for UE3 generation games: you have Environmental Level Artists and Gameplay Level Designers. Gameplay Designers will generally start the level and finish it. Environmental Artists create content and decorate the level to make it pretty. Generally, most of each level is done by two Designers, but sometimes a third or fourth may help out or to allow for schedule juggling. While the creation of a level is split amongst two or more Level Designers, it is a good idea to learn both disciplines on your own; and then find out what suits you best. Once you find your spot, find someone that you can work with to complement your role.
The Level Design pipeline should start off by messing around with a general gameplay idea. Shell out the idea (with simple geometry and bsp with very few static meshes); get some initial playtesting done on it and take the feedback to help evolve the idea. Much gameplay revision happens at this point and sometimes even the initial gameplay idea that started the map will die or mutate. Once gameplay is established, take some screenshots and give them to a concept artist (or do it yourself) to do a paint-over to give the level a visual theme and cohesiveness to strive towards. Based on the concept, content can be made. The level can be meshed and and lit using the concept art as guidance. There should be constant feedback to make sure no gameplay is sacrificed. After the look and feel is complete, gameplay is revisited - doing things such as rough collision work and get the level playable again. Then more testing should be done to ensure the gameplay is still good. The last phase is a shipping phase where collision is made smooth and solid all over, AI is fully implemented, any bugs are addressed, etc.
The majority of level design work will be spent in the editor. It is best to get familiar with some of the basic requirements of the role and the tools, while looking through existing levels. Consider making a level for an existing popular game type such as Deathmatch or CTF.

Artists and Animators Artists can make new models such as characters, weapons, vehicles, or even other objects such as ambient decorations. They also can create new textures for the models, including new player skins and UI themes. Animators make models such as characters, weapons and vehicles come alive by giving them sets for various behavior states (player running, weapon reloading, etc.).
Artists and animators will initially spend time working with their tool of choice, eventually using an export tool to get the content ready for the Unreal Engine. Afterward, the content will be imported, and then work can begin in the Unreal Engine editor. This can involve tweaking parameters and getting things just right for the project. Often, time will be spent working with a programmer to get things set up for representation and interaction in the game.

Audio Experts Audio developers can make new sound effects and music for their project. This will include sounds for major parts of the game, as well as ambient sounds.
As with artists and animators, sound and music production will be initially handled with the tool of choice, after which it will be saved and imported into the Unreal Engine, where things can be tweaked. Some time may be spent working with a programmer to link sound references accordingly.

Other Roles For large team projects, there may be other roles to consider. You might need someone who is dedicated to designing and maintaining a professional quality web site. This person can also help with marketing relations such as making announcements to community web sites. Sometimes, if there are a lot of people developing the project, one of the members might need to be designated as the team lead. This role is not about prestige; but about bringing everything together and making sure everyone is on the same page. This is especially important for teams of people co-located in various geographic locations.

Roadmap
Support There are a lot of resources available for mod development, either through UDN or the Unreal community.
Netiquette
When making use of the following support channels please follow the netiquette (specially for the mailing lists). It is not much to ask and it will make everybody's time more pleasant.

Documentation As a mod developer for a game using the Unreal Enigne, you will have access to a limited amount of documentation via the Unreal Developer Network, as well as tutorials and Reference materials specific to mod development and games developed by Epic.
If you would like to request a document for UDN, or submit a tutorial, please contact tutorialsubmissions@epicgames.com.

Mailing Lists Mod developers will have access to mailing lists that are specific to mod development and games developed by Epic. The lists are regulary read by the Epic staff. However most help is given by other members.

The following lists are available:
For Unreal Tournament: For Gears of War: To manually subscribe to a Gears of War mailing list, send an email to one of the following addresses and follow the instructions in the reply:
  • [email=gearsmods-join@udn.epicgames.com]gearsmods-join@udn.epicgames.com[/email]
To manually join a UT3 mailing list, write to LISTSERV@LIST.EPICGAMES.COM and, in the text of your message (not the subject line), write: SUBSCRIBE UT3SERVERS or SUBSCRIBE UT3MODS.
To manually leave a UT3 mailing list, write to LISTSERV@LIST.EPICGAMES.COM and, in the text of your message (not the subject line), write: SIGNOFF UT3SERVERS or SIGNOFF UT3MODS.
You can also make such adjustments via email by sending a message to one of the following addresses with the word help in the subject or body (don't include the quotes), and you will get back a message with instructions:
  • [email=gearsmods-request@udn.epicgames.com]gearsmods-request@udn.epicgames.com[/email]
You must know your password to change your options (including changing the password, itself) or to unsubscribe.

IRC There will be no official IRC chat rooms available for mod development at this time. However, here are several available through community web sites.

Forums In addition to developer documentation and mailing lists, Epic also has a forum site dedicated to their games.
For Unreal Tournament: For Gears of War:
Community Over the years, mod development has grown to include not only the single garage developer, but entire teams that have successfully turned their project into professional endeavors - including winning the Make Something Unreal contest. Mod development has spawned communities dedicated to the fun and excitement of turning your vision into a reality!
The Unreal Engine mod development community spans beyond what you will find what on the Unreal Developer Network. Check out Planet Unreal and BeyondUnreal for mod information and hosting. Also watch out for the Mastering Unreal Technology book series and VTMs from 3D Buzz!

Forums
IRC Various community run IRC channels:
Additional Resources Over the years, several community sites have been dedicated to providing useful tutorials and guides to making mods for Unreal Engine games. Here is a list:

Have Fun! While game development isn't always fun and games, you are most likely getting involved in it because it interests you and as such, you should remember to enjoy it. Making games is a labor of love that few are willing to endure. Get out there and make something Unreal!

You can use the pepper grinder to create pepper by turning the crank...BUT, a pepper grinder is not pepper, so you MUST NOT TRY TO EAT IT!
- Tim Sweeney


Character mods

Thanks to http://forums.epicgames.com and members

Please if u add a mod show some screenshots
Thanks

< Message edited by THC CELL -- Jan.-6th-2008 15:53:27 >

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:26:00   
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WEAPONS MODS






Ripper UT3 thanks to Parser@ epic forums



What is this?

Ripper UT3 is a "port" of the original Ripper from Unreal Tournament - a popular weapon that fires sharp blades. The most common uses of this weapon are beheading enemies and spamming corridors with the bouncing blades.

The UT3 Ripper isn't a carbon copy, however - the weapon model (provided by Mode, used in our Fraghouse Invasion mod for the Razorbomb weapon) is chunkier and more detailed than the original. The blade speed for the primary fire is faster to compensate for the game's quick pace, and secondary fire is a payload bomb that, rather than continuing in a straight line, gradually arcs and loses height.

Yeah, fine, whatever, where's the download?

Here: FileWorks (10.35MB)

Got any screenshots?

Sure...









More details!

Primary fire shoots out high velocity blades that cause moderate damage. If you aim at head height and deliver enough damage to kill an enemy, the blade will decapitate him/her! Furthermore, if you don't decapitate your enemies, they will often be "pinned" to walls or ceilings. How would you get them pinned to the ceiling? Use the rebounding trick! Aim at the floor just in front of an enemy and fire your blades, as they will ricochet up into the enemy. Experiment with different angles and tactics to get the most stylish kills!

Secondary fire launches a small bomb that, by itself, does not do very much damage, and uses up 2 ammo points, meaning it should be used in moderation. What the explosion will do, however, if it hits the enemy, is throw them into the air - from there you can either try and nail them mid-air with your primary fire, or see if they end up taking damage from the resultant fall, as you can get points for "pushing" enemies off the playing area...

Can I kill myself with my own blades?

Yes, you dummy!

Parser want's to destroy the people responsible for this, where can I find them?

Mode was responsible for the new model and skin, and Parser did the coding and importing - you can find them both at http://fraghouse.beyondunreal.com

Addendum

Parser  realise some people will think this mutator is awful because it's not an exact copy of the original UT Ripper - if you feel that way, then I apologise - just bear in mind I did try the original values that were used for the UT Ripper, but in UT3 they felt sluggish and too weak!

Enjoy!

Ripper Lite

What is this?

Ripper Lite is a "port" of the original Ripper from Unreal Tournament - a popular weapon that fires sharp blades. The most common uses of this weapon are beheading enemies and spamming corridors with the bouncing blades. This version, however, improves on the original Ripper UT3 port by actually following the blueprint of the original UT Ripper.

The main features of this port are:

Quote:
* Blade speed, damage and ricochet values are identical to their UT counterparts.
* Secondary fire is now the explosive blade, again identical to the UT version.
* Weapon firing speeds are practically the same as the UT Ripper, allowing for corridor-spamming!
* Primary blades can decapitate enemies and pin them to walls.
* Small size footprint: the files together total less than 350KB.
* Hidden melee mode where you can slice enemies up at close range (headshots too!)
* You can kill yourself with the blades... Download?

You can get it from BU FileWorks here. (502KB) (Use Gameservers.net!)

Screenshots!









More details!

Firing modes:

Primary fire shoots out high velocity blades that cause moderate damage. If you aim at head height and deliver enough damage to kill an enemy, the blade will decapitate him/her! Furthermore, if you don't decapitate your enemies, they will often be "pinned" to walls or ceilings. How would you get them pinned to the ceiling? Use the rebounding trick! Aim at the floor just in front of an enemy and fire your blades, as they will ricochet up into the enemy. Experiment with different angles and tactics to get the most stylish kills!

Secondary fire launches a volatile explosive blade that does a small amount of damage, but can throw enemies into the air - if you're quick enough you can nail them mid-air with the primary fire..

I hate this mutator! Where can I vent my anger?
Parser was responsible for this - you can find him at http://fraghouse.beyondunreal.com



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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:32:13   
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PLAYER MOD



Unreal Tournament 3 Player Skeletons
No screen shot sorry
Filename UT3_Skeletons.zip Type Full Version Author ambershee Date Nov 20th, 2007 Size 3.32mb (3,476,606 bytes) Downloads 283 (6 today)



Mirrors http://files.filefront.com/UT3+Skeletonszip/;9086319;/fileinfo.html

Description
These are three max files containing the Male, Female and Krall player skeletons from Unreal Tournament 3, for use in creating and developing custom player meshes and characters.


These are three max files containing the Male, Female and Krall player skeletons from Unreal Tournament 3, for use in creating and developing custom player meshes and characters.
These are ideal for use as a reference when creating custom player models. These are designed for 3dsMax 9 users, and may or may not be compatible with other versions


Action Cam v1.0


http://www.moddb.com/games/169/unreal-tournament-3/downloads/9447/action-cam-v10

Filename ActionCam_v10.zip Type Full Version Author Fall_mod Date Dec 19th, 2007 Size 0.01mb (13,657 bytes) Downloads 350 (11 today) Mirrors



Here is the 1.0 final of my Zombie Head
Thanks to Davision @ epic forums



Mirrors:
http://download.beyondunreal.com/fil...zombie_ut3.zip

First UT3 Model at Skincity :
http://skincity.beyondunreal.com

Online play works, it seems that a new map needs to be started before all can see the model.

Most of the Headgear wont look good on him because his shape is much different from the normal heads and the head is more placed to the front.
I think he needs no Headgear, his beauty needs to be shown!

(Its the same 1.0 Version i allready posted in the Beta Thread)

Add this code to your UTCustomChar.ini (The file is located under: My Games\Unreal Tournament 3\UTGame\Config):
Code: Parts=(Part=PART_Head,ObjectName="CH_DHZombie_Male.Mesh.SK_CH_DHZombie_Male_Head01",PartID="ZO",FamilyID="IRNM")
Parts=(Part=PART_Head,ObjectName="CH_DHZombie_Male.Mesh.SK_CH_DHZombie_Male_Head01",PartID="ZO",FamilyID="TWIM")

Characters=(CharName="Zombie",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Harlin_Description>",CharID="ZO",Faction="Ironguard",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:CH_DHZombie_Male.pix.UI_Potrait_Character_DHZombie_Male_Head01>",CharData=(FamilyID="IRNM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="A",ShoPadID="A",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="B",ThighsID="A",BootsID="A"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Reaper_Description>",CharID="ZO",Faction="TwinSouls",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:CH_DHZombie_Male.pix.UI_Potrait_Character_DHZombie_Male_Head01>",CharData=(FamilyID="TWIM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="C",ShoPadID="C",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="B",ThighsID="C",BootsID="C"),AIData=(Accuracy=0.5,StrafingAbility=1.0,CombatStyle=0.5,FavoriteWeapon="UTGame.UTWeap_RocketLauncher"))


Characters=(CharName="Zombie Slain",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Slain_Description>",CharID="RZ",bLocked="true",Faction="Ironguard",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_Ironguard_Male_Head03>",CharData=(FamilyID="IRNM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="C",ShoPadID="C",bHasLeftShoPad=True,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="C",ThighsID="C",BootsID="C"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Johnson",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Johnson_Description>",CharID="SZ",bLocked="true",Faction="Ironguard",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_Ironguard_Male_Head02>",CharData=(FamilyID="IRNM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="A",ShoPadID="B",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="B",ThighsID="C",BootsID="C"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Blain",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Blaine_Description>",CharID="TZ",bLocked="true",Faction="Ironguard",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_Ironguard_Male_Head02>",CharData=(FamilyID="IRNM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="C",ShoPadID="C",bHasLeftShoPad=false,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="C",ThighsID="A",BootsID="C"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Drake",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Drake_Description>",CharID="UZ",bLocked="true",Faction="Ironguard",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_Ironguard_Male_Head03>",CharData=(FamilyID="IRNM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="C",ShoPadID="C",bHasLeftShoPad=True,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="C",ThighsID="C",BootsID="C"))

Characters=(CharName="Zombie Bishop",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Bishop_Description>",CharID="BZ",bLocked="true",Faction="TwinSouls",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_TwinSouls_Male_Head04>",CharData=(FamilyID="TWIM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="A",ShoPadID="A",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="A",ThighsID="A",BootsID="A"),AIData=(FavoriteWeapon="UTGame.UTWeap_SniperRifle"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Othello",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Othello_Description>",CharID="CZ",bLocked="true",Faction="TwinSouls",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_TwinSouls_Male_Head02>",CharData=(FamilyID="TWIM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="ZO",ShoPadID="B",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="B",ThighsID="B",BootsID="B"),AIData=(Aggressiveness=0.6,CombatStyle=0.3,Tactics=0.3,FavoriteWeapon="UTGame.UTWeap_Stinger"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Reaper",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Reaper_Description>",CharID="AZ",bLocked="true",Faction="TwinSouls",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_TwinSouls_Male_Head03>",CharData=(FamilyID="TWIM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="ZO",ShoPadID="C",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="C",ThighsID="C",BootsID="C"),AIData=(Accuracy=0.5,StrafingAbility=1.0,CombatStyle=0.5,FavoriteWeapon="UTGame.UTWeap_RocketLauncher"))
Characters=(CharName="Zombie Kensai",Description="<Strings:UTGameUI.CharLocData.Kensai_Description>",CharID="FZ",bLocked="true",Faction="TwinSouls",PreviewImageMarkup="<Images:UI_Portrait.Character.UI_Portrait_Character_TwinSouls_Male_Head04>",CharData=(FamilyID="TWIM",HeadID="ZO",TorsoID="C",ShoPadID="E",bHasLeftShoPad=true,bHasRightShoPad=true,ArmsID="B",ThighsID="C",BootsID="D")) Davision also put some Zombiefied Bots in the code, so you could play against a whole Zombie team.

Hope you like it and have fun






BattleTRANS V1
The Battle Translocator replaces the hoverboard and the regular translocator.

It's a powerful replacement for the standard UT3 translocator that adds unlimited ammo, much more range and less fall damage. It has been inspired by the UT2004 XxxX Translocator.

Download: http://bigbattleservers.com/ut3mods.php (includes instructions and sourcecode).

Thanks to BattleMode@epic forums




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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:35:34   
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MAPS
DM-PerfectTemple [FINAL-UPDATED] (Goldeneye007/PerfectDark Remake/Port)
Game Modes Supported: DeathMatch, Team DeathMatch, Duel
Number of Players Supported: 8-24 (up to 32, with 32 player starts)

Updated Download: http://dodownload.filefront.com/9329...2bfcd2650b2146

PS3 Version Download: http://dodownload.filefront.com/9398...2bfcd2650b2146

Screenshots:






This is my first-ever UT3 map, so let me know what you think of it. It was largely inspired by the multi-player Temple map from Goldeneye 007 on Nintendo 64, but later made another appearance in Perfect Dark, with darker, moodier textures. Hence the name PerfectTemple, cuz I was a big fan of Perfect Dark for a while.

While my version is a little more spread out, it retain the exact layout with added static meshes.

Many thanks to Nintendo and Rare Interactive for the inspiration, and HUGE THANK YOU's to DGUnreal and Green_Day for their help with various snags I had run into.

Known BUGS: NONE (yet.... lol) __________________
"He who dies with the most toys, still dies... and I steal their toys." ~SM >

My UT3 Maps:

DM-Eclipse Beta v1.0 : http://dodownload.filefront.com/9330...2bfcd2650b2146

DM-PerfectTemple : http://dodownload.filefront.com/9329...2bfcd2650b2146

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Just a small bump to let you know that the bug has been fixed and I am uploading the fixed version now...

Also, lighting in the final version is a tad darker because I removed all "worklights" from the map, it has a very dark feel to it now.

Also, the map is quite large due to alot of lightmaps being set to 8-16, I really didn't want to lose shadows in a lot of places. BUT, it does run really smooth on both of my computers, one of which just barely meets the min specs, so it should be safe for online play.

One thing I really tried to accomplish in this map was the allowance of alot of players without it becoming total mayhem, mission accomplished. Much less spawn-deaths (spawning into crossfire). I must note that it does take some skill to play in though, some spawn points force you to navigate through "danger zones" to get better equipped. __________________
"He who dies with the most toys, still dies... and I steal their toys." ~SM >

My UT3 Maps:

DM-Eclipse Beta v1.0 : http://dodownload.filefront.com/9330...2bfcd2650b2146

DM-PerfectTemple : http://dodownload.filefront.com/9329...2bfcd2650b2146


We have released our HOLP map pack for Unreal Tournament 3:

HOLP (Hardcore Oldskool Low Poly)



# 9 Levels in total, 5 CTF and 4 DM levels.
# The focus is on great gameplay.
# Hardcore oldskool (think UT1) levels with minimum clutter, maximum gameplay, and somewhat decent visuals.
# Nearly all contributing level designers are professionally active within the games industry and all of them are European.
# Involved were Hourences, Sefyra, h0ok, Sabrewulf, Sjosz, Hazel, Slainchild, Barballs.
# Great perfomance.
# Wide range of themes and colors.
# No or limited bloom, depth of field, motion blur, normal maps, and so on.


ftp://ftp.unreal.ie/unreal.ie/ut3/ma.../HOLP_Pack.zip - Thanks to Unreal.ie - 191 MB

http://nuky.geektips.org/HOLP_Pack.zip

http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~barballs.../HOLP_Pack.zip

http://dl.baze.de/games/ut3/HOLP_Pack.zip

http://download.beyondunreal.com/fil.../holp_pack.zip

This pack IS NOT meant to look awesome, nor to rival the graphics found in the retail UT3 levels. These levels are meant to provide pure gameplay, not to look great. We hope that our levels will bump up the popularity of the classic gamemodes DM and CTF, and get some clan play going again.

Unzip everything into C:\Documents and Settings\YOURNAME\My Documents\My Games\Unreal Tournament 3\UTGame\Published\CookedPC\CustomMaps __________________

Deathmatch Map - Lego PS3 DOWNLOAD LINK

Mod Type: Deathmatch Map
Name: Lego
Author: LordSimeon
Website(s): Epic Forums Post
File Size: 7.62 mb
Description: This great map is almost totally destructible. It is a blast to play and looks good too. It is fun to see map makers using the tools to the fullest and I am sure it is only going to get better.
LordSimeon writes, "This one is more of a test at playing around with the new Physics options, so almost the whole map is destructible. There's 20 or so various types of LEGO blocks built into houses, walls and shapes. By the end of the match, it's mayhem. There's a lot I could have done, but it is mainly a physics test."
Thanks LordSimeon



Deathmatch Map - Shipment PS3 DOWNLOAD LINK

Mod Type: Deathmatch Map
Name: Shipment
Author: Fibbes
Website URL: Epic Forums Post
File Size: 7.68 mb
Description: An awesome remake of Call of Duty 4's Shipment map. Just like the original a constant flow of frags.
Fibbes writes, "My 1st map, thought I would start out small still learning UE. It's a remake of the cod4 map Shipment at least layout wise with a small addition of a crane platform sniper roost. Using the jump pad to get on top of the crates then double jumping to the next jump pad takes u to the sniper roost. Hope u guys like."
Thanks Fibbes





Deathmatch Map - FlatWars PS3 DOWNLOAD LINK
Update: Final

Mod Type: Deathmatch Map
Name: FlatWars Final Ver. 1.0 [95% custom content!!!] [mini-me]
Author: FreEp
Website URL: Author Website , Epic Forums Post
File Size: 21.4 mb
Description: From the author of the highly acclaimed Bedroom, FreEp releases another Frag Fest in your home. This map is a blast and you will be playing it as much as you played Bedroom, always. It is really amazing the vision and imagination FreEp has to make a map like this.

FreEp writes, "I'll also make VDM, CTF and VCTF version of this map too! My second map ever. Fight in my kitchen and living room. Watch out for snipers! Very good for instagib / lowgrav , but playable without this mutators! This map tooks me a lot of my free time- next map absolutely will be smaller :P !
Changelog (beta 3 > final):

  • Added subtly postprocess to the level
  • cooker is now open
  • a lot of small changes (retexturing, lighting, bot paths, etc.)
  • new preview image - music (from Deck)"
Thanks FreEp
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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:42:43   
THC CELL


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Status: offline 		hey zero can u copy and paste all this into a new thred again somehow it will not scale down to size of the page
please have a try

i dont no if its my pc or what

thanks

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 20:49:22   
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Status: offline 		I think it looks good the way it is.  You did a good job IMO. 

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-1th-2008 22:25:15   
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Status: offline 		I guess I will ask once again, How is the latest Unreal Editor? What changes have they made, what needs to be worked on?

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-6th-2008 16:11:34   
THC CELL


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Status: offline 		i cant wait to see more mods

come on halo mod

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LOOKING FOR MODS

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-8th-2008 6:15:17   
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Status: offline 		Goldeneye maps added

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RE: Unreal Tournament 3 - User Created Mods (PC & PS3) - Jan.-8th-2008 8:23:11   
princej


Posts: 494
Joined: Nov.-27th-2007
From: TORONTO, CANADA
Status: offline 		Ok forgive me for sounding like a newbie or something  as I just picked the game up for PS3 over the weekend and only ahd the chance to be awwwwwwed by the visuals thus far

I have been a UT3 fan and player since it first came on PC .. and later made its way on PS2.    Now it is easy to Mod on the computer.... but are these screen on the PS3 by any chance?

An yeah new maps and guns on PS3 version would be sweet.

Would appreciate it if anyone can answer my question... and perhaps post up some PS3 screens...


Thanks.

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