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ChronZerg
03-17-2006, 6:45 AM
could someone pass onto me the two patch files for starcraft broodwar of...

1.05
1.07

Thanx a million dudes
Aqo
03-17-2006, 6:49 AM
http://www.starcraft.org/downloads/patches

I'm not sure if anyone has a copy on .05 though...
Basan
03-17-2006, 7:17 AM
I'm not sure if anyone has a copy on .05 though...

Well, to be honest, I seriously doubt it. Only my my 1st SC CD was v1.04 and all the following bought (more 2) were already in v1.05.
Nice 3D image siggy of Dune 2's Power Plants there, Aqo'. *Winks and smiles*

But you (ChronZerg) can always try the SC's Blizz' updating page (http://www.blizzard.com/support/?id=msc0411p). ;)
And haven't seen ya around in a long while too.
Aqo
03-17-2006, 1:35 PM
Nice 3D image siggy of Dune 2's Power Plants there, Aqo'. *Winks and smiles*
Thank you Basan :)
I'm making a map (WC3) based on Dune II and it's nice to hear positive comments on my work.
LordOfNukes
03-17-2006, 3:42 PM
You won't be able to de-upgrade. It may or may not allow you to, but it'll get fudged up.

What you'll have to do is re-install StarCraft. Assuming you have a 1.05 disc, you'll have the 1.05 exe. Copy StarCraft.exe to another folder, as well as Patch_rt.mpq. Then upgrade to 1.07. Do the same thing, but in different folders. Then go to the current patch or whichever other patches you want to be able to use.

Rename the StarCraft .exes to correspond with their patch number, just so you can identify them and so you can have them directly in the StarCraft folder. When you want to run the older versions, copy the current Patch_rt.mpq to another folder and put the corresponding Patch_rt.mpq into the StarCraft directory. Patch_rt.mpq must not be any other name. You can then run StarCraft in that version. To switch back, put the other Patch_rt.mpq back into your StarCraft folder and run StarCraft from the normal StarCraft.exe.

Don't go onto Battle.net when using older versions because it will be patched over.
crystal679
03-17-2006, 6:24 PM
If you need them for modding though, you may want to use EXE2MPQ, if you can find a woking copy at least...
ChronZerg
03-18-2006, 7:41 PM
Thanx all..
nice to c you too basan
i was doing some modding work on a jurrassic park game called Trespasser (www.trescom.org)

anwayz...now i am back to starcraft modding, and with the summer comnig up..im gonna have plenty of time

lord of dukes..thanx for the advice..
i did what you said before, and it was a hell of a process to get the exe i wanted...

and finally
thanx Aqo Trooper for the links
mongoose41
03-19-2006, 3:51 PM
If you're talking about downgrading, use TC assistant. It automatically changes the files for 1.07,1.09,1.10,1.11/change to 1.13e. And it doesn't mess up the replay bar!
Basan
03-20-2006, 8:39 AM
I'm making a map (WC3) based on Dune II and it's nice to hear positive comments on my work.

Just tell me when it's done, 'cause I sure would like to try it. ;)

What you'll have to do is re-install StarCraft. Assuming you have a 1.05 disc, you'll have the 1.05 exe. Copy StarCraft.exe to another folder, as well as Patch_rt.mpq. Then upgrade to 1.07. Do the same thing, but in different folders. Then go to the current patch or whichever other patches you want to be able to use.

Rename the StarCraft .exes to correspond with their patch number, just so you can identify them and so you can have them directly in the StarCraft folder. When you want to run the older versions, copy the current Patch_rt.mpq to another folder and put the corresponding Patch_rt.mpq into the StarCraft directory. Patch_rt.mpq must not be any other name. You can then run StarCraft in that version. To switch back, put the other Patch_rt.mpq back into your StarCraft folder and run StarCraft from the normal StarCraft.exe.

To make that happen in a simpler manner, just use the SC Patcher (http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/urltrurl?lp=ru_en&trurl=http%3a%2f%2fstarcraft2.ru%2f%3fp%3dfiles_do wn%26fid%3d671). Beware that some say that it could be used with 'devious intentions'... *Cough*cheaters*Cough* so take an extra care when you use it to be assured to get the correct game version before goin' into B.Net, ChronZerg. *Ends warning*
U-238
03-21-2006, 1:44 PM
If you're talking about downgrading, use TC assistant. It automatically changes the files for 1.07,1.09,1.10,1.11/change to 1.13e. And it doesn't mess up the replay bar!

Where could one find that?
mongoose41
03-21-2006, 3:32 PM
Where could one find that?tc.brutkrieg.de (do NOT use ?lang=e because if you do the toolbar will disappear, and you won't be able to link to the page) and find TCs\Addons 'ubersicht' and link to TC assistant. They have also got a mac mpqdraft here. (http://tc.brutkrieg.de/dev/tools_index.php?game=1&dl=18) I'll try to get alink for you (CAUTION ALL USERS ON DIAL UP!!! LARGE FILE CONTAINS FILES FOR 4 DIFFERENT VERSIONS!!!)

QUICK EDIT: FOUND IT: here!!! (http://tc.brutkrieg.de/pack/pack_sa.php?lang=e)
U-238
03-21-2006, 4:18 PM
Oh! Nvm. I found one at staredit.