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Yes, version 697 in Unreal 2 certainly works on Render UE1, it doesn't matter that its D3Ddrv driver includes functions for DX8. U2 Alpha 697 (version has been downloadable for a long time, even since 2001). But who uses Rendel.dll? Mobile Forces and beware. Maybe it's true, unfortunately we don't have a 633 build yet. It was once described on the unreal wiki that UE1 ended with version 613. For the above reasons, it is not possible to speak entirely about the Unreal Warfare engine or Vengeance Engine (UE2), etc. The reason for such an extensive introduction is that I would like to point out how far the Unreal engine 1 goes. Shadowing for DT_Mesh was used in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Fallen, Rune and Clive Barker's Undying. Both skeletal bones (I don't consider it so important if you don't use Karma, Havoc, etc.) and shadowing of meshes. Some improvements were kept by the manufacturers. It's just a guess (also based on the Unreal Wiki), Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island (v420) didn't include it.
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I'm sorry he didn't get it in the next versions and they also dropped it in the patch for UT420. Personally, I also have the impression that he got into X-COM by mistake, because for a while he figured in the v420 sales lineup (he was used in the game, there is even rain, which was done in WOT by a completely different technique).
I personally rank this Particle system among the best (not to be confused with the ParticleGenerator from U2), it is clear and quite variable. Or even more interesting - the same Particle system was used by Wheel of Time and X-COM: Enforcer. However, the developers are CBU Developers: Danger Close Games, DreamWorks Interactive and HP: KnowWonder + others. It is possible that there played a role in the fact one owner is Electronic Arts. An example is the use of the same Particle system between Clive Barker's Undying and Harry Potter 1.2. Lots of games have been built on the Unreal engine, and it looks like the companies have even shared some improvements.
I need to clarify some issues regarding this issue. I think the history of Unreal engine 1 is also fascinating. Shouldn't we point out this guy's Unreal resources? There is no PublicSource for Wot and no one could create OpenGLDrv for widescreen display. Most likely, after reworking the code, a patch will be released to Wot. This Decal also works on SoftDrv and is quite complex. There is also a great version of Decal from WOT, which is called LegendDecal. Personally, I love the original Particlesystems from Wot, and version 411 contains it, I had to evaporate ParticleGenerator.
Yeah, and I also noticed that the design of the Ued logo is the same as on the Elliot 'Myscha' site.hmm One interesting variant is that version 411, which we can now work on, may be a leaked version from the historical period on which Smirftsch patch 227 was built (historical gossip). I would be very interested in where you actually got the source Leo (unfortunately it will probably be secret)? Interesting, I'll look at this forum and bingo in a few months, here's the resource I asked Warren for. I also asked him about contact with Mark Poesh (chief programmer for Wot and U2), wrote that he was no longer in contact with him and that he was lost a long time ago under sands. Either he didn't want to be overwhelmed with questions and preferred to dismiss me, or he had a programmer who did it for him, or there are two of them with the same name. There are also internal letters where he is mentioned as the main creator of UEd. Which was very confusing as it is mentioned in all headers (h, cpp) of the resource. He wrote me that he was just a designer and had nothing to do with coding. It's great, sometime earlier this year I asked for some resources for old UEd2 Warren Marshall.
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I have to thank for the complete code of Unreal2 version 411. It's starting to get off to a nice start.
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