Desttro
Traveler
Today I've found this topic on internet (original: http://www.joinuo.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=647)
I think it is very useful, you can download all clinet version and client data what do you want by SVN, for me it's something, what I really need. Here is original author's description (author is Mantis Atlantis):
quote Mantis Atlantis from his topic:
Awhile back, I found myself with a need to switch between a couple of drastically different UO client versions for whatever reason. Instead of keeping two separate copies of the client on my machine, I figured it might be easier just to have a couple of different versions checked into an SVN repository and switch between them.
While I was at it, I decided to just create a copy of every patch version of client ever released! Now, you can have a single client installed on your machine that -- on a whim -- can become any other client version. You'll need to install Subversion (or probably TortoiseSVN).
You can browse the client repository here.
http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/
Want client version 1.25.35?
Have you already checked out a client and need to switch to version 3.0.0?
Trying to figure out what changed between client version 1.26.0a and 1.26.0b?
Wonder which client patches modified client.exe?
If you're not terribly familiar with running SVN command-line, I recommend TortoiseSVN. It makes dealing with SVN much simpler on Windows. Either way, it will be much easier to visualize the differences between the client versions you care about.
If you want to build your own client database (or if you're just curious about how this one was built), check out the tools at http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/tools/trunk/.
Enjoy...
I think it is very useful, you can download all clinet version and client data what do you want by SVN, for me it's something, what I really need. Here is original author's description (author is Mantis Atlantis):
quote Mantis Atlantis from his topic:
Awhile back, I found myself with a need to switch between a couple of drastically different UO client versions for whatever reason. Instead of keeping two separate copies of the client on my machine, I figured it might be easier just to have a couple of different versions checked into an SVN repository and switch between them.
While I was at it, I decided to just create a copy of every patch version of client ever released! Now, you can have a single client installed on your machine that -- on a whim -- can become any other client version. You'll need to install Subversion (or probably TortoiseSVN).
You can browse the client repository here.
http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/
Want client version 1.25.35?
Code:
svn checkout http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/1.25.35 C:\JoinUO\ClientHave you already checked out a client and need to switch to version 3.0.0?
Code:
svn switch http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/3.0.0 C:\JoinUO\ClientTrying to figure out what changed between client version 1.26.0a and 1.26.0b?
Code:
svn diff http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/1.26.0a http:/svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/tags/by-version/1.26.0bWonder which client patches modified client.exe?
Code:
svn log http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/t2a/trunk/client.exeIf you're not terribly familiar with running SVN command-line, I recommend TortoiseSVN. It makes dealing with SVN much simpler on Windows. Either way, it will be much easier to visualize the differences between the client versions you care about.
If you want to build your own client database (or if you're just curious about how this one was built), check out the tools at http://svn.twuni.net/uoclient/tools/trunk/.
Enjoy...