If you don't find an answer in here, please read through the history.txt file and see if
you can find an answer in there.  Please use the public forums at 

	http://forums.homelanfed.com

There is a section for Warped there.

Installation
	ZIP File/Manual Installation
		Simply extract the zip file to your T2 directory.  Use the following
		command lines:

		Dedicated:
		C:\Dynamix\Tribes2\GameData\ispawn.exe 28000 Tribes2.exe -dedicated -mod Warped

		Online:
		C:\Dynamix\Tribes2\GameData\Tribes2.exe -online -mod Warped

		Offline:
		C:\Dynamix\Tribes2\GameData\Tribes2.exe -nologin -mod Warped

		The directory structure for the warped server MUST be as follows.
		
		Warped Dir:
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\Warped

		Warped Scripts Dir:
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\Warped\scripts					

		Warped Autoexec Dir:
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\Warped\autoexec

		Warped will auto create new directories for 3d screenshots and for
		warped's player database.  Other files GameType specific Top 15
		files will get created under the warped directory.

		
	Installer
		Just point it to your Tribes2 directory!  Then run one of the 
		shortcuts placed in your Tribes2 directory.

Shortcuts

	Offline
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\Tribes2.exe -nologin -mod Warped
	Online
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\Tribes2.exe online -mod Warped
	Dedicated
		X:\Tribes2\GameData\ispawn.exe 28000 Tribes2.exe -dedicated -mod Warped

Why DSOs?
	A lot of work has gone into Warped which deserves to be Warped's and Warped's
	alone.  If you have coding questions you're most welcome to email Cirrus 
	at cirrus@homelanfed.com but please do not request the Warped *.cs files.


When I run Warped, nothing happens or the dedicated server goes in infinte "restarts" loop
	Check your shortcut and make sure the START IN last directory is "\GameData"
	and not "\Tribes2".  I'm still trying to figure out why that changes sometimes.

When I run Warped, it's loading base.  What's up?
        Run a search in your Tribes2 directory for all *.dso files.  
        Delete all *.dso files found apart for the ones in the Warped directory.  

	Make SURE you don't nail the Warped ones too.  Warped should now run correctly.
	If you try this and it doesn't work, make sure you got all the other *.dso files,
	this has proven to be the cause 100% of the time during beta testing.  When someone
	thought differently, they soon found they were mistaken as they had forgotten to 
	delete some dso files in the base directory.


How do I run AirWar!?
	Open X:\Dynamix\Tribes2\GameData\Warped\scripts\warpedsettings.cs and search for 
	"$Warped::AirWar".  You should find something along the lines of $Warped::AirWar = false;
             Change it to $Warped::AirWar = true;

	Start up Tribes2 and under mission types select Warped AirWar.

	PLEASE remember that AirWar has not been tested with bots, it is likely that your entire T2
	will lockup with bots and AirWar enabled.


What's a Warped 3d Screenshot?  Why would I want one?
	Warped 3d screenshots were added for practice servers.  What happens when you take a
	warped 3d screenshot is all the deployable objects and players loaded in the map
	are stored in a file "captured".  Next time you load that map you can load the 
	"screenshot" and see where everything was at when you took it.  It's essentially like
	a "save game" feature.  Notice that some items won't delete correctly when you add them
	in from the screenshot, this is how it works it's sole purpose is to see how things
	were set up and where everyone was at (neat as you can see people in the sky or wherever
	they really were).  

	Can't this be used as a cheat?!  Someone could save their defense during practice and load 
	it during a match!
	Of course it CAN be done but you'll notice that by default this feature is turned off and
	you are notified if you join a server with the feature turned on.  Also the server will blurt
	out a message when the 3d screenshot is taken.  You will realize when they occur.

	So what's the use apart for "neat"?  Well on clan practice servers you can save entire
	defenses to then share with your clanmates.  You can also do this offline and then send the file
	to the server and load it from there.

	All uses of this feature are logged in a text log file in the 3dscreenshots directory.

	Commands (only useable by admins):

			WarpedScreenshot( SCREENSHOTNAME );
			WarpedLoadScreenshot( SCREENSHOTNAME );