TDM 2.08 is ready for beta test
In order to update, you have to download tdm_mirrors.txt file.
Note that this file will change with every beta release, unlike previous years.
Windows, Full Install:
1 - Create a darkmod folder anywhere you like.
2 - Download the TDM Updater. Extract tdm_update.exe from the downloaded ZIP and place it in your darkmod folder.
3 - Download a special tdm_mirrors.txt file and place it in your darkmod folder.
4 - Start tdm_update.exe. Remember to use the --keep-mirrors setting when running tdm_update. (On the main window, click the "Advanced Options" button and check the first box.)
Windows, 2.07 to 2.08 Upgrade:
1 - Download a special tdm_mirrors.txt file and place it in your darkmod folder.
2 - Start tdm_update.exe. Remember to use the --keep-mirrors setting when running tdm_update. (On the main window, click the "Advanced Options" button and check the first box.)
Linux, Full Install:
1 - Create a darkmod folder anywhere you like.
2 - Download the Linux version of the TDM Updater and extract it to your darkmod folder.
3 - Download a special tdm_mirrors.txt file and place it in your darkmod folder.
4 - Make tdm_update.linux64 executable: "chmod +x tdm_update.linux64"
5 - Run the updater. Remember to use the --keep-mirrors setting.
Linux, 2.07 to 2.08 Upgrade:
1 - Download a special tdm_mirrors.txt file and place it in your darkmod folder.
2 - Run the updater. Remember to use the --keep-mirrors setting.
Config reset:
After update is over, delete your darkmod.cfg file to reset all settings (better backup it beforehand).
Notes
1 - This effort is to find out if we broke anything in TDM with our 2.08 changes, if a new 2.08 feature isn't working correctly.
We won't be trying to fix bugs that have been around for a long time. The best that could be done now for such old-living bugs is to create an issue in bugtracker (if not yet present).
2 - If you find something wrong and still have 2.07 version in your hands, please test the same thing in 2.07.
3 - Please try to be specific when reporting a problem. What you were doing, where you were when the problem occurred, can you reproduce it, etc.
This wiki article provides many suggestions for good bug reports.
Thank you for testing !