Problem with local ngstats in UT

[thymios 0]

There's a strange problem that arised after i installed IE 5.5 in win2k.When i run Unreal Tournament's ngstats(local) the log files of the game are processed but IE reports that there were no games played and all the stats are blank.IE 6 gives the same problem.

The games are definatelly logged.

Anyone else came acrosss this?

[ConQueso 0]

I tried it on my system (thinking I had IE 5.5) and it worked fine. Then figured out I only had IE 5.0...

 

Do you have UT version 436?

Under Options > Preferences > Game (tab) is the "ngStats Local Logging" box checked?

Did you lauch view local ngStats from UT or from a windows shortcut?

[thymios 0]

Yep i have 436 patch installed. The ngstats were working fine with IE 5. When i upgraded to 5.5 and 6 they stopped.A friend of mine that has WinXP and hence IE 6 installed has exactly the same problem.

Even launching local ngstats from UT, does not make a difference.

I tried to find an answer to the website of ng but i found nothing.

Anyways, thanks for the reply.

[ConQueso 0]

maybe try http://forums.beyondunreal.com/

 

I've done some searching, but haven't found much.

 

I'll let you know if I dig something up.

 

Did you get the GOTY edition (428) or the original (400)?

[thymios 0]

I've got the original version (400).

Thanks for the tip though, i'll take a look at it there.

Take care.

[ConQueso 0]

Did you get any info from that forum? If you posted, can you link to it? I'm curious if there's a fix.

[thymios 0]

Nope nothing yet.Only 6 views and no replies.

I am going to ask Epic themselves since ngworldstats is bought by MSN i think.

[thymios 0]

I got the solution for the problem from the troubleshooting forums of www.unrealtournament.com.

For people interested and for future post search all you need is to download a fix for the ngstats:

 

zipped:

ftp://ftp.infogrames.net/patches/ut/NGStatsFix.exe

umod version:

ftp://ftp.infogrames.net/patches/ut/NGStatsFix.umod

 

Install it on your UT folder and BINGO!