Important messages and news from 333networks and/or partners.

After a 30 day test period, we are proud to announce our UT2004 masterserver:

ut2004master.333networks.com

Our UT2004 masterserver provides the following features:

• Any UT2004 server can uplink to the masterservers
• Any UT2004 clients can query our masterservers for the FULL serverlist
• Full synchronisation between our ut2004 supported masterserver hosts
• Simple and clear instructions on how to use our masterserver
• Serverlist online accessible
• Server data accessible through Json API

Unreal Tournament 2004, by default, only utilises one of the provided masterserver entries in your configuration settings. Thanks to our masterserver synchronisation, you always receive the full serverlist, no matter which one of our supported masterservers you use. We currently have two UT2004 masterservers online:

ut2004master.333networks.com
ut2004master.errorist.eu

We hope you will soon update your server or game client to 333networks. Should you have any questions, suggestions or interest in the project, don't hesitate to drop by on our discord. Happy Fragging!

If you can read this, it works!

This week, Epic Games announced the following:

As described in the linked ut99.org post, this has the following implications:

• For Unreal and UT99, there are several community masterservers in place through 333networks. You can find the instructions here. Alternatively, you can update to the latest community patches for both games on OldUnreal.
• Unreal II, UT2003 and UT2004 will not have masterservers available anymore, but existing servers will likely remain online. Various people and communities are working on community alternatives and will communicate this on their various forums/websites. You can also bookmark your favourite servers and exchange server addresses on public forums/websites.

Unreal/UT99 players who have been using the 333networks (and affiliated) masterservers will not experience any changes. We welcome all new users who wish to migrate with the instructions here. If you have any further questions about what games 333networks supports, please see our frequently asked questions.

Unreal Tournament v469c is now released for the public!

Download it here:
https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches/releases/latest

This is the official release version of Unreal Tournament v469c. Please install this version if you want to play Unreal Tournament online. Check out our README here for instructions on how to install the patch or how to report bugs.
https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches/blob/master/README.md

As always, the release notes are available HERE:
https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches/blob/master/ReleaseNotes.md

If you found any issue - go to issue tracker and report it:
https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches/issues

Before creating an issue check what already exists, to make sure not to create duplicate ones:
https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+RC3

Happy fragging!

Another classic is now supported! Duke Nukem Forever is a first-person shooter game developed by 3D Realms is the fourth main installment in the Duke Nukem series. And now it has 333networks masterserver support too!

Get the patch here to continue playing with your buddies. Right in the jewels!

The UBrowser is back! The UBrowser is the ingame multiplayer gameserver browser in Unreal Engine (Epic Games) and is applied in Unreal Tournament, Unreal, Rune, Postal 2 and other games. In 2014, Darkelarious wrote a light-weight web version of this ubrowser as a tribute to (at that time) ten years of Unreal Tournament 99. In 2016, a Postal 2 (Running With Scissors) interface was added at their anniversary.

The interface is written in (Perl-generated) HTML, CSS and Javascript/jquery, and uses the 333networks Json API. Relevant information about the Json API is found at 333networks.com/json. Live examples of the UBrowser interfaces:

Find the browsers here!

• Unreal Tournament 1999
• Postal 2

Interested in how they work? Find the source code at https://code.333networks.com/333networks/UBrowser-Web

Since you can read these announcements, it means you arrived at our new website. Apart from a few discontinued subs, what else has changed?

The improved website now clearly separates general documentation and information from our masterserver data. On 333networks.com you will now find instructions on game support, how the masterserver works or what data we collect and process, whereas master.333networks.com solely provides detailed server lists and individual server status information. We moved our Json API there too.

Those who had to change their HOSTS file in order to get their favourite game to work with 333networks may be required to update the HOSTS file entry with the new IP. You can find a list of addresses/IPs on the masterserver page. The old IP will continue to work for a while longer, but will be discontinued eventually.

Users of our Json API may have noticed that some bots suddenly stopped working. In the last month we tried to reach out to API users, but we have not been able to reach everyone. The best way to solve the issue as a result of our recent changes is to change the API url from http://333networks.com to https://master.333networks.com. That should be all!

We hope the transition has been smooth for everyone and that we may all experience happiness with our legacy games for years to come!

As we are deploying the new website and masterserver for 333networks, we are rounding up some old projects. An overview:

git.333networks.com, is now replaced with an interactive code hub on code.333networks.com.

ubrowser.333networks.com, our mockup UBrowsers for Unreal Tournament 1999 and Postal 2 rely on the old Perl masterserver. As we transitioned to a Qt5 masterserver, this project is no longer maintained and active. The alternative JSon version can still be used through our JSon API.

kfstats, the UT2004 Killing Floor server statistics have not been maintained for a while. There is no point to continue hosting old stats. Instead, we have plans for a brand new subdomain with statistics, map packs, music packs and relevant updates. We are still playing every Saturday and look forward to having you with us!

We enjoyed working on these projects, but take pride in the progress we made since. We hope you will miss them and look forward to our new site and interface.

In the last two years Darkelarious has silently been working on improving ... everything. We wrote a new masterserver in Qt5 and published it on our new Gitea platform to view and contribute to our work. We are hosting from our server Rhea, with a 200MBit up/down glassfibre connection.

The improved website now clearly separates general documentation and information from our masterserver data. On 333networks.com you will now find instructions on game support, how the masterserver works or what data we collect and process, whereas master.333networks.com solely provides detailed server lists and individual server status information.

We hope the transition will go/has been smooth for everyone and that we may all experience happiness with our legacy games for years to come!

We have been working on the development of a new masterserver, implemented in Qt5. This server is now available for beta testing/use. Follow the instructions to start using it.