TO:AoT Fixed Pack updated with the UT v469c+HotFix patch, comes with many new features that make it worth using over v436.

Files from the UT v469 patch can trigger false positive virus detections, it's known on the official Github.

TO-Fixed-Pack-v469c.zip (711 MB)

TO-Fixed-Pack-v469c.7z (338 MB)

Note: There is a bug in v469d RC4 where you get kicked by ACE if using Cursor/DirectInput modes, recommended to only use RawInput on this version.

Files from the UT v469 patch can trigger false positive virus detections, it's known on the official Github.

TO-Fixed-Pack-v469d-RC4.zip (711 MB)

TO-Fixed-Pack-v469d-RC4.7z (337 MB)

The v469 Packs have Anti-Aliasing set to 2x by default, similiar as in v436 it causes black/dark lines to appear on the seams/edges of the SkyBox in some maps.

Disable it from the "Preferences" menu in the console and by going to the video renderers settings or manually in TacticalOps.ini.

[OpenGLDrv.OpenGLRenderDevice]
NumAASamples=0
UseAA=False

In the v436 version the default FrameRateLimit=100, you can change it to 120, 144, 180 up to the outer maximum of 200 in "TacticalOps.ini" under section [OpenGLDrv.OpenGLRenderDevice].

An alternative way is to use the ingame console command: set OpenGLDrv.OpenGLRenderDevice FrameRateLimit ###

Or change it from the ingame "Preferences" menu, read the bottom of the Renderers & FrameLimit guide for instructions.

The v469 version is set up to use the global FrameRateLimit setting in the [WinDrv.WindowsClient] section.

Change it by using the new fps console command, for example to limit to 144fps type in console: fps 144

The default is set to 300, the max you should set is calculated by "Server Netspeed/64 = Max FPS". (312 on 20000 and 390 on 25000 NetSpeed)

To avoid screen tearing use a FrameRateLimit that is divisible by the Refresh Rate of your monitor, or keep it on 180-200 for v436 and 300 for v469 for the lowest input latency.

Sometimes monitors have a different (usually higher) max resfresh rate on lower resolutions, a 60hz 1920x1080 monitor might run 70 or 75hz on 1024x768.

With the examples below keep in in the recommended limts of 180-200 on v436 and 300 on v469:
60hz - 60, 120, 180, 240, 300
70hz - 70, 140, 210, 280
75hz - 75, 150, 225, 300
120hz - 120, 240, 360
144hz - 144, 288
165hz - 165, 320
240hz - 240
360hz - 360

In theory the v469 version should be able to run higher than 300fps without issues, but the returns diminish greatly after 300 anyway.

Surround Sound and 3D Surround are disabled by default, change these in the ingame Audio Settings. Restart your game for these settings to take effect.

In the v436 version DirectInput is enabled by default, but this also activates the ALT+TAB Crosshair bug.

Some players choose to disable DirectInput and use the MarkC Mouse Fix. This fixes the bad mouse input with DirectInput disabled.

The MarkC Mouse Fix is included in the Extra folder of the download, view the Mouse Tracking & Input guide for more information.

The v469 version updated the DirectInput and added Raw Mouse Input.

Cursor - Same as "DirectInput off" original TO.
DirectInput - Updated from original TO.
Raw Input - New, enabled by default and recommended.

When not using Raw Input its highly recommended to use the MarkC Mouse Fix included in the Extra folder.

These days all servers use the ACE server addon, this requires you to click "Accept & Install" on its notifcation when first joining a multiplayer server.

If you have third party anti virus software installed on your PC, it could potentially block its installation resulting in getting kicked from the server.

To fix it manually install the ACE_v1.2e.zip (2.5MB) files into your TO installation, or White List the TacticalOps directory in your anti virus software.

Tip: Always check the console (~) as most times there will be a reason there why you got kicked from the server.

Includes the 3 AIM-IT Mappacks (32 Maps), TO Singleplayer Mod, AS/CTF/DM/TOMA Gametypes, TO2.2 Weapons and more for TO3.4 and TO3.5. All "safe" to install without causing any issues with multiplayer servers.

Most of these were either made in cooperation with, or endorsed and shared on the TO website by the TO-Team in the past. Visit this page for more information.

TOFP-CustomPack-v2.zip (263 MB)

Includes a full TO220 standalone client that is also supported by the TO Quick Join and TO Launcher.

Its made from an UT99 v469c installation and has all 4 UT Bonus Packs added.

TO2.2 does have a bug when directly joining a server from an external launcher and requires to manually reconnect after joining the server.

TOFP469c-TO220Client-v3.zip (440 MB)

#1 - Download the x86/x64 variant of either v469c/d version you are using from the official v469 Github.

#2 - Extract the contents to a seperate folder and remove BotPack.u and UTMenu.u from the /System/ folder

#3 - Now copy all files into either or both the /TO340/ or /TO350/ folders from the TO:AoT Fixed Pack.

#4 - Create a .sh in the /System/ with the following contents:

#!/bin/bash

UTBINARY="$PWD/ut-bin"
INI="$PWD/TacticalOps.ini"
USERINI="$PWD/User.ini"
CMDLINE="$UTBINARY -INI=$INI -USERINI=$USERINI"

if [ ! -x ut-bin ]; then chmod +x ut-bin ; fi

$CMDLINE

#1 - Copy the TO340 or TO350 folder contents from TO Fixed Pack with 469c or 469d patch to ~/Library/Application Support/Unreal Tournament/

#2 - Rename ~/Library/Application Support/Unreal Tournament/System/TacticalOps.ini to UnrealTournament.ini

#3 - Replace all files in ~/Library/Application Support/Unreal Tournament/System except BotPack.u and UTMenu.u with contents from the official v469c/d MACos patch from Github.

#4 - Launch UnrealTournament.app

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