Client Patch 4.0.0o
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This patch was for the 2d and Third Dawn clients.
Date
June 30, 2003
Patch Notes
We have released a client patch today, Monday, June 30, which contains the following changes:
2D game client only
- Fixed a profanity filter list box issue that would crash the game client.
- Item quantity values will no longer extend beyond the NPC shopkeeper purchase gump edges.
- The position of the item property icon will now always be saved when it is in single-click mode.
3D game client only
- Fixed an issue to ensure that starting game clothing will be colored the same as colors chosen during creation.
Both the 3D and 2D game client
- Client hardware and software data will again be collected and transmitted properly to OSI.
- Some “blocking objects” (some rocks, brambles, etc.) are being prepared to no longer block player character movement as of Publish 19. Note: Until Publish 19 is implemented, you may experience some “rubber banding” when trying to walk through these objects.
- Some art updates, including art for Publish 19’s BOD books.
- “Heavy” containers will now display item properties.
- Localization files updates.
The current version should now be 4.0.0o for both the 2D and 3D clients.
If you have any difficulty receiving this patch, please check the following:
- Check the "Patch" directory within your Ultima Online directory (the default location is C:\\Program Files\Ultima Online\Patch). This directory should be empty. Any files in this directory should be deleted.
- If you are unable to connect to the patch server at all, and are using an original (Non-T2A) version of Ultima Online, you may need to update your verinfo file. For details on updating this file, please see the information posted at http://support.uo.com/tech_6.html.
- Run a virus scan on your computer. Undetected viruses may cause conflicts with patching Ultima Online. For information on up-to-date virus detection software, please visit http://www.mcafee.com/myapps/vso/default.asp.
If after trying the above, you are still experiencing difficulty patching the Ultima Online client, please visit this web page.