Hi,

I remember being able to do this in the past but I cannot remember what I need to do. From memory it works fine but the guns are updated to UT style guns.

Cheers,

http://unrealtournament.99.free.fr/utfiles/index.php?dir=GameTypes/OldSkool/

oldskool20full.zip

Too bad the newer versions of Infiltration don't work with it

That or I don't know how to do it.

The UT Oldskool mod offers a mutator and some added classes to be able to play Unreal maps in UT.

Unreal maps (before 227) are fully forward compatible with UT, but - to VERY simply paraphrase things (while omitting technical details I don't know) - UT doesn't easily let you just use the old gametypes and items. Instead, they are forcibly converted to UT counterparts, which breaks things, since UT doesn't have a single-player campaign mode out of the box, and old Unreal weapons are forcibly converted to UT weapons.

Oldskool, in turn, overrides these classes with its own (having its own version of each old Unreal weapon, and the Unreal single-player game type), and gives you a mutator which lets you *launch* those old Unreal campaigns and play them.

This is perfectly fine, by the way! Oldskool is perfectly okay for most casual playing purposes. You won't notice much difference besides your UT player model taunting on kills, a reload key for your Automag, and some other minute things.

A lot of Oldskool can even be configured; you can decide which UT weapons to override with Oldskool weapons, and which to keep.

However, this isn't "adding Unreal 1 to your UT installation" as much as a workaround to let you play the old maps.

Unreal 1 mods are still based off of the old Unreal 1 actors, so a chunk of them won't work in UT, since they'd have to be based off of the Oldskool actors instead. One would have to go and rework many of these mods to base them off of the Oldskool replacements instead of the original classes.

A true combination of Unreal and UT isn't possible, as there are engine differences between U1, UT and especially 227, and there is no true parity.

However personally, I recommend not getting too hung up on that, and just having an install of each. They're very tiny games for today's standards, and it's not a lot of effort to set them up correctly.