rtcw-test-230 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at 846e652.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-230-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-230-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-229 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at a5c5046.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-229-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-229-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-228 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at bd7b949.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-228-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-228-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-227 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at fb95719.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-227-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-227-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-226 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at c6872e5.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-226-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-226-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-225 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at 77f2bd0.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-225-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-225-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-224 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at b99ce6c.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-224-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-224-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-223 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at 0500eae.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-223-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-223-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-222 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at 5c939ef.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-222-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-222-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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rtcw-test-221 - RTCW campaign test build, not a release

A test build of the Return to Castle Wolfenstein campaign with the accessibility mode. Not a release: the ET: Legacy and No Quarter modes are unchanged by it.

It is iortcw, the open-source engine of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, with the mode built in. The menus are spoken; each mission's briefing is read and Enter starts the mission; cutscenes and the intro are described; and in a mission you hear your weapon and ammo, your health, what you pick up, each objective as it is done, and what is around you. A level is told as areas to explore, as in 1428: each area you come into is said, with its doors out and the things left in it. You choose where to go from a list and O leads you there: T and Y go forward and back through the things in the area, X through its doors out, L and K through your waypoints; with nothing chosen, O leads to the way out. F uses, U locks on to an enemy, and F1 says where you are. On stairs that turn you are turned along them as you walk, and you are stopped at the edge of a drop. The mode's settings are in the ACCESSIBILITY menu, after OPTIONS in the main menu and in the menu Escape opens during a mission. INSTALL.md in the download has all the keys.

You need your own Return to Castle Wolfenstein: its pak0.pk3 and sp_pak1.pk3 to sp_pak4.pk3. None of the game's files are in this download.

Built from main at 760b28d.

Installing on a Mac

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-221-mac.zip below and open it. Move the folder it gives you into Applications.
2. In Finder, Go to Folder, ~/Library/Application Support, and make a folder RTCW there, with a folder main in it.
3. Copy the five game files into that main folder.
4. Open iowolfsp.app. The first time, the Mac blocks it: choose Done, then in System Settings, Privacy and Security, choose Open Anyway beside "iowolfsp was blocked".
   From then on the game updates itself: a few seconds into the menus it says when a newer test build is ready, and F12 installs it - no download, and no Open Anyway again.
5. INSTALL.md in the download has the rest: the keys, and what is said.

Installing on Windows

1. Download rtcw-accessibility-rtcw-test-221-windows.zip below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five game files into its main folder.
3. Start ioWolfSP.x64.exe. INSTALL.md has the rest.

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