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UMake 1.2
Copyright 2002-2004 by Mychaeel <mychaeel@beyondunreal.com>
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Mail all bug reports and suggestions to Mychaeel <mychaeel@beyondunreal.com>


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Installation
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Copy the files into a directory of your liking; it doesn't have to be anywhere
near your Unreal Tournament directory.


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Info
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If you're using your own favorite text editor for UnrealScript development,
you're bound to use "ucc make" manually to compile your scripts. Doing so
involves a big bunch of small steps, some of which have to be repeated every
time you want to recompile.


Compile
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UMake wraps that call to "ucc make" and everything else that's involved in
compiling an UnrealScript project in a neat, straightforward graphical user
interface.

All you have to do to compile a project is dropping an UnrealScript source file
or project directory on the UMake icon (on your desktop, for instance). UMake
automatically takes care of adding an EditPackages line, creating a backup of
and deleting the original package file and running "ucc make" afterwards. If an
error occurs, UMake restores the backup file and displays a the raw compiler
error message along with a comprehensible explanation of it.

UMake also warns you if you attempt to compile a project that seems to be up to
date already and lets you cancel the compilation before it starts. In addition,
you can abort the compilation process in progress whenever you like; UMake
automatically restores the last valid version of your package then.


Integrate
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UMake provides a whole bunch of integration options for your system and your
favorite text editor. If you like, you can have UMake create an UnrealScript
file drop target icon on your desktop and right-click menu extensions for
Explorer to directly compile any project you like.

If your text editor supports it, you can set it up to launch UMake at the press
of a keyboard shortcut or a toolbar button. If a compilation error occurs,
UMake provides an "Edit" button that takes you back to the very line and source
file that caused the problem (if you configure UMake that way).


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Changes
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Version 1.2.2 (2022-11-29) [unofficial fix by ut99.org]
* Improve "Rebuild" button.
* Auto say "Yes" to all compatibility questions, instead of stuck build.
* Update version number
* Sources at: https://github.com/SeriousBuggie/unreal-umake

Version 1.2.1 (2020-07-25) [unofficial fix by ut99.org]
* Fix multimonitor support.
* Added "Rebuild" button. It glitchy but works in general.

Version 1.2 (2004-06-01)
* Added support for the CacheRecordPath setting required as of build 3204.
* The make.ini file is only written to disk when it changes.

Version 1.1 (2002-11-10)
* Added option to always automatically display compilation details.
* Added command-line parameter /auto which automatically scans the given game
  base directory for projects and compiles the most recently modified one.
* Added extended options for desktop shortcut creation in Options dialog.
* Added drop-down box with recently compiled projects to launcher.
* Output parser extracts class names from error messages that don't explicitely
  mention a source file name and reconstructs the source file name from that.

Version 1.0 (2002-11-06)
* Initial release.


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Disclaimer
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UMake is freeware and is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either
express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall the
author be liable for any damages whatsoever including direct, indirect,
incidental, consequential, loss of business profits or special damages, even if
the author has been advised of the possibility of such damages.


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Copyright/Permissions
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Copyright 2002 by Mychaeel <mychaeel@beyondunreal.com>

Free for noncommercial use and distribution. For anything else please contact
me in advance. I'm likely not to object to anything, but I'd like to know about
it before the fact. Thanks for your understanding.


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