Hello World!

Hello World!

Testing.

Beautiful work, CX! I should work on restoring the contents soon.

I have already mentioned this to some members such as CX or Deetex before. But for the record, I will be very busy during the next month and so will most likely be not readily available for quite some time. Therefore, please expect certain delays and inconvenience in communication. Thanks!

Status Update: I will soon be resuming on final imperative works before our website goes fully public. (Although at this point I doubt it really matters!) From the small survey and feedback gathered so far, it appears that the most members are content with our own brand new forum template design which will be quite different from the original Stoudson Corporation format. I will be discussing this matter further with CX and Deetex shortly to make the final decision. I apologise for the inconvenient delays caused for everyone (particularly CX!).

Another matter to consider would be how much of the original contents should be made available on the website before the public release. I have managed to restore and polish a good chunk of the original data entries as well as some essential information. But the amount of work needed to meet the quality standard cannot be achieved in this month alone. Therefore, perhaps it might be more feasible to restore the most essential files and bare minimum Lexicon entries first, and add more contents from there in future. But this is assuming that we want to predate the release date.

It has come to my attention that all files must be converted into formats that are supported by the FileServer module before they can be uploaded. For the most files with unsupported formats they will be zipped accordingly prior to upload.

Thanks for the clarification! Still, I will probably going to zip the main game files (UASSAULT.mdf and UASSAULT.mdf) since these two files need to be placed and used together in conjunction. It will be more easier to download and access.

Quick Update: Please report any URL errors on the website pages! Because of the methods and algorithms on how the hyperlinks are managed inside the software database tables, some custom scripts I wrote on the website may inadvertently change the IDs of URL entries occasionally. Although it should not be a common sight, if anyone notices any wrong URLs being placed at wrong places, please let me know.