Unreal Server Browser Program

[the_rifleman]

I've finally got my UTScore application in condition to release it to the masses.

UTScore is a nice, small, fast program for querying UT, UT2k3 and UT2k4 servers for game and player information. All you need to know is the IP and port (if it's a non-standard port number) of the server, and UTScore will do the rest, including saving the IP for later use in it's list of known servers. UTScore will assume default port numbers so such are not needed normally, but adding the default port number to the IP will not cause harm.

The UTScore zip package has no help file, but there is a Readme file. UTScore is written in Visual basic, and the VB4 runtime file (VB40032.dll) is required to run UTScore. A link is provided in the readme.txt file to the VB4 runtime file.

UTScore should work on any windows based system that has Winsock 2.x installed (win9x, me, 2k, xp).

Most operations are intuitive with the program. For those wanting to use UTScore's DDE data link mechanism to query servers and post the results in an IRC channel (e.g., like a query bot) sample Mirc and Virc scripts are included in the Readme file that shows how this can be done.

Further, the program is always available at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/kylesb/utscore.zip

Any feedback users wish to provide can be sent to: .

Enjoy!

[the_rifleman]

Use the comcast link to get the latest bug fixed version, the version uploaded to this forum has a minor bug. I also added PW on/off indicator for UT servers. The bug fix is as follows: if you close the program while it is also minimized the screen position save feature messed up and on next start you get a runtime error, fixable by editing the INI file and setting the screenx and screeny position variables equal to 1.

[Baiter]

This application has failed to start because VB40032.DLL was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.

[frisp]

the VB4 runtime file (VB40032.dll) is required to run UTScore. A link is provided in the readme.txt file to the VB4 runtime file.

[Baiter]

Heh. I guess thats what I get for not reading the whole post.