Everest Ultimate Edition V5.30 Build 1900 Final

EVEREST Ultimate Edition is an industry leading system diagnostics and benchmarking solution for enthusiasts PC users, based on the award-winning EVEREST Technology. During system optimizations and tweaking it provides essential system and overclock information, advanced hardware monitoring and diagnostics capabilities to check the effects of the applied settings. CPU, FPU and memory benchmarks are available to measure the actual system performance and compare it to previous states or other systems. Furthermore, complete software, operating system and security information makes EVEREST Ultimate Edition a comprehensive system diagnostics tool that offers a total of 100 pages of information about your PC. EVEREST Corporate Edition is an automated network audit, system change tracking and network monitoring solution for small and large corporate enterprises, based on the award-winning EVEREST Technology. EVEREST Corporate Edition is an indispensable application for all business network environments that uses the latest technologies including XML and MHTML reporting, full SQL database and Windows Server 2003 support. EVEREST Corporate Edition offers customers a flexible way to collect hardware and software assets information into CSV files or SQL database, and produce a complete network audit based on the collected information. By offering multiple instances of audit it enables customers to keep an archive of assets information, and also offers a unique way to accurately detect any software or hardware changes in the enterprise.

EVEREST Ultimate Edition v5.30 Build 1900 Final / 2009-10-02
Upgrade to the latest version of EVEREST to own the most accurate and powerful system diagnostics solution by getting up-to-date hardware information databases, support for the latest graphics processors and motherboard chipsets.

• Support for the latest processors by Intel and AMD
• Improved support for Windows 7
• Support for ACPI 4.0, DirectX 11 and OpenGL 3.2
• Direct3D Compute Shader devices information
• GPU details for AMD Radeon HD 5850 and 5870
• Improved support for Intel Atom and hexacore AMD Opteron systems
• Support for the latest motherboard chipsets

EVEREST Ultimate Edition v5.30 Build 1900 Final + Serials

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Zoom Player Home Max V6.00

Zoom Player Home MAX v6.00

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Zoom Player was originally conceived to fill a void in Multimedia playback. Prior to Zoom Player, playing media files on the PC was either overly simplistic for the Power User or overly cryptic to the common user. Zoom Player tries to both simplify the playback experience for the common user, while giving the Power Users all the tools and interfaces they may require to manipulate their playback environment to their exact specification.

To that end, Zoom Player employs a slick and simple user interface, combined with easy to access features while at the same time providing advanced control dialogs over every feature imaginable.

Zoom Player was designed from the ground up to load quick, take as little system resources as possible, provide user feedback/direction as appropriate and maintain as much isolation from other applications and system components as not to undermine overall stability.

Why buy Zoom Player Home MAX?

If you are a serious, no-compromise user looking for pure playback perfection, total control of your media files, the latest in video and audio processing technologies and the maximum flexibility in usage and configuration, then Home Edition Max is your choice!

Home Edition Max is the top tool that offers all available features of Professional and Premium models combined – and yet some more:

* The largest possible set of command-line options and parameters for any scenario,
* High level Interactivity with HTML environment,
* Modern interactivity with Flash based files,
* GuardDog mechanism for Auto-Restart function in case of a decoder lock-up,
* Many other pro-level tools and functions.

Zoom Player is the most Powerful, Flexible and Customizable DVD and Media Player for the Windows PC platform. Using our powerful Smart Play technology, more image, audio and video media formats play with less hassle, increased stability and better performance.

Supported Media Formats:

• Video:
DVD, AVI, QuickTime (MOV), XVID, DIVX, Windows Media (WMV/ASF), Flash Video (FLV), Flash (SWF), Cellphone 3GPP (3GP), Ogg Movie (OGM), Real Media (RM/RMVB), VideoCD (VCD), Super VideoCD (SVCD), MPEG (MPG), MPEG2 Program (M2V/VOB), MPEG2 Transport (TS/TP/TSP/TRP/M2T/PVA), MPEG4 (SP/ASP), MPEG4 AVC (H.264), MPEG4 ISO (MP4), Matroska (MKV), Media Center DVR (DVR-MS), VP3, VP6, Digital Video (DV), Motion JPEG (MJPEG), FLIC (FLI/FLC).
• Audio:
MP3, Windows Media (WMA), Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), OGG Vorbis (OGG), SHOUTcast (Streaming), Free Lossless Audio CODEC (FLAC), CD-Audio (CDA), Dolby Digital (AC3), Digital Theatre Surround (DTS), LPCM, Monkey Audio (APE), Real Media (RA), MusePack (MPC), OptimFROG (OFR), Shorten (SHN), True Audio (TTA), WavPack (WV), Apple Lossless Audio Coding (ALAC), MIDI, Matroska (MKA), Wave Audio (WAV), MO3, IT, XM, S3M, MTM, MOD, UMX.
• Image:
JPEG (JPG), PNG, GIF, BMP, ICO, WMF, EMF, JFIF, RLE, WIN, VST, VDA, TGA, ICB, TIFF, FAX, EPS, PCX, PCC, SCR, RPF, RLA, SGI, BW, PSD, PDD, PPM, PGM, PBM, CEL, PIC, PCD, CUT, PSP, PN.
• Interactive:
DVD, Flash (SWF), HTML.

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Solidworks 2009 Sp3.0 Win32 & Win64 + Update Sp4.0 Multi

Windows Sofware | SolidWorks 2009 SP3.0 Win32 & Win64 + Update SP4.0 Multilanguage | DVD ISO | 14 GB

SolidWorks Premium software integrates a broad range of mechanical CAD, design validation, product data management, design communication, and CAD productivity tools in a single, affordable easy to use package.
Go from concept to virtual prototype faster than you ever thought possible with the desired quality using a single easy to use application. SolidWorks Premium is so complete, you can progress from a product concept to a highly accurate virtual prototype without employing any other software.

Why SolidWorks?

When you think about SolidWorks, what comes to mind? For most people, it’s our 3D mechanical CAD (MCAD) software. And while that may be what we’re known best for, that’s not all there is to SolidWorks.

At SolidWorks we’re dedicated to providing engineers, designers and other creative professionals with the tools they need to design the world’s greatest products.

In addition to SolidWorks MCAD, we also offer a range of Simulation products to help you get your designs right before you send them out to production.

Our Product Data Management (PDM) software can keep your data organized, and version control ensures everyone in the office is working off the same page.

We even offer 3DVIA Composer to keep your documentation in sync with design changes and keep costs down at the same time.

If you’re thinking about making the switch to 3D, we know there are things to consider beyond product features. Talking to our customers, we’ve found a few questions that come up consistently, listed below. Click on the links to get answers to each question, plus hear what actual SolidWorks customers have to say.

Why should I consider SolidWorks now?
Companies everywhere–including your competitors–are moving to 3D. If you want to take your product design to the next level, get the most out of your team, and be the leader in your market, now is the time to start thinking about the ways SolidWorks® can help you succeed.

How easily can we make the transition?
We realize that moving from 2D to 3D involves more than just buying new software—it requires you and your employees to think differently about how you approach the design process.

How can we design better products using SolidWorks?
You think in three dimensions. Your products are three-dimensional. So doesn’t it make sense to design them in 3D?

How much return on investment will we see?
We understand that for most businesses moving to a new design platform is a major investment, and it’s important to understand how it will affect your bottom line. The good news is that moving to SolidWorks will likely start paying off sooner than later.

Who else is using SolidWorks?
Who’s using SolidWorks? Lots of people. In fact, over 800,000 of them. You’ll find SolidWorks products in use at Fortune 500 companies, single proprietorships, and everywhere in between.
Who will help us be successful with SolidWorks?

From helping you get up and running to making sure you stay successful, SolidWorks is committed to providing the tools and knowledge that will help your company design better products.

What’s new in SolidWorks 2009

SolidWorks 2009 is up to 65% faster, which gives you more time to design better products – every day. With over 250 enhancements, great speed and groundbreaking performance, SolidWorks 2009 will change your sense of time. Here are just a few of the exciting new features.

Large Assembly Handling Improvements
SolidWorks 2009 performance has been improved for very large and complex assemblies. Commands with improved performance include: Window selection; copying, adding, saving, and deleting subassemblies; and adding and editing mates.

SpeedPak Technology
SpeedPak is a new technology that creates a simplified version of a complex assembly without losing references. The result is a significant performance enhancement for both large assemblies and drawings.

Simulation Advisor
A Simulation Advisor has been added to many of the model setup menus to provide expert advice at nearly every stage of the simulation. With an intuitive question-and-answer workflow, you are prompted to choose more efficient and accurate techniques that might not have been obvious at the start of the project.

Apply Filters and Sort BOM by Column
SolidWorks 2009 lets you apply filters to a BOM based on the variables displayed within the BOM itself. You can easily sort columns within a BOM by clicking on the column heading.

Sensors
Sensors monitor selected properties in parts and assemblies and alert you when values deviate from the user-specified limits. Sensor types include mass properties, measurement, interference, and SolidWorks Simulation data. The Sensor tool in SolidWorks Simulation allows you to set their design goals like allowable stress, displacement, or even part weight. The sensors will monitor results across multiple studies and alert you when any design goal has been violated.

IDF Import/Export and PADS ASCII Import
CircuitWorks can automatically build accurate SolidWorks assemblies of circuit boards and their components, showing outlines, keep-outs, regions, and annotations in the assembly if required. Since CircuitWorks is a bi-directional system, SolidWorks parts and assemblies can be exported in the IDF file format using CircuitWorks so they can be imported back into an ECAD system. You can then place the remaining electrical components and interconnecting traces.

Support for SolidWorks Drawing and Assembly BOM
SolidWorks Enterprise PDM now displays BOM tables that were created in SolidWorks assembly and drawing files. Edits made in the SolidWorks 2009 BOM table are automatically reflected in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM.

Pass/Fail Indicators for Bolt Connectors
SolidWorks 2009 allows you to understand if a bolt connector will withstand stress. If the stress in a Bolt Connector exceeds the bolt’s strength, the connector turns red and the forces are displayed to ease redesign of the fastener.

Electrical Component Library
The components that CircuitWorks builds can be replaced with more complex models, which SolidWorks 2009 will use in subsequent boards. The CircuitWorks Library allows you to define which part or assembly to use to represent a component.

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Ms Office 2007 Genuine And 100% Perfect

Microsoft Office Word 2007

* New style sheets (quick styles) and ability to switch easily among them.
* Word count listed by default in the status bar. The word count dynamically updates as you type.
* New contextual spell checker, signified by a wavy blue underline analogous to the traditional wavy red underline for misspellings and wavy green underline for grammar errors, sometimes catches incorrect usage of correctly spelled words, such as in “I think we will loose this battle”.
* Translation tool tip option available for English (U.S.), French (France), and Spanish (International Sort). When selected, hovering the mouse cursor over a word will display its translation in the particular language. Non-English versions have different sets of languages. Other languages can be added by using a separate multilingual pack.
* Automated generation of citations and bibliographies according to defined style rules, including APA, Chicago, and MLA. Changing style updates all references automatically. Connect to web services to access online reference databases.
* Rearchitected native mathematical equation support with TeX-like linear input/edit language or GUI interface. Also supports the Unicode Plain Text Encoding of Mathematics.
* Preset gallery of cover pages with fields for Author, Title, Date, Abstract, etc. Cover pages follow the theme of the document (found under the Page Layout tab).
* Document comparison engine updated to support moves, differences in tables, and also easy to follow tri-pane view of original document, new document, and differences.
* Full screen reading layout that shows two pages at a time with maximal screen usage, plus a few critical tools for reviewing.
* Document Inspector which strips Word documents of information such as author name and comments and other “metadata”.
* Building Blocks, which lets one save frequently used content, so that they are easily accessible for further use. Building blocks can have data mapped controls in them to allow for form building or structured document authoring.
* The ability to save multiple versions of a document (which had existed since Word 97) has been removed.
* Blog entries can be authored in Word itself and uploaded directly to a blog. Supported blogging sites include Windows Live Spaces, WordPress, SharePoint, Blogger, Telligent Community etc.
* Drops function for Insert/Picture/From Scanner or Camera. Can be added manually.

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Dg Photo Art 5.2

DG Photo Art is the most comprehensive and advanced suite to create Digital Album. This powerful engine has the capacity to create beautiful albums in minutes and so is known for its maximum output. Gold is built up by adding advanced features to Classic version for complete image management. Tools like Levels, Curves and Histograms have been added that aid in color correction. Gold also has many image editing tools like the Cloning Tool and Magic Wand and also carries a bunch of newly added image enhancement tools like Glows, Outlines and X-Y rotation.

DG Photo Art is a state of the art, easy to use Digital Album designing software, for photographers and graphic designers. It’s a standalone software, for which you do not require any third party software. Designing album pages with DG Photo Art is very easy and you virtually do not require any artistic skills, but if you are a designer, you can create wonders with DG Photo Art.

DG Photo Art does not require you to be a professional graphics designer, nor do you require sound knowledge of image …

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Et Business Promoter (ibp) 11.5

Internet Business Promoter (IBP)

A complete Web site promotion solution with professional marketing tools

IBP is the multi award winning search marketing software that offers all the tools for achieving and sustaining higher positions on Google, Yahoo and other search engines on the web.

Tools included: search engine submitter, ranking checker, link builder, keyword analysis and research tool, website optimizer. Search engine submitter: Submit your website quickly and easily to all important search engines and Internet directories:. Ranking checker:

Quickly check the position of your web pages for multiple keywords on multiple search engines. Link builder: Get high quality links to your website that will give your search engine rankings a boost. Keyword manager: Quickly find the best keywords for organic search engine optimization and pay per click.

Top 10 Optimizer: Optimize your page content for top 10 rankings on Google, Yahoo and other major search engines IBP is a proven website promotion tool that will help you to get high search engine rankings, more customers and more sales.

Here are some key features of “Internet Business Promoter (IBP)”:

· Submission tools
· Search Engine Ranking Checker
· Top 10 Optimizer
· website Optimization Editor
· Keyword Generator
· Link Popularity Tools
· Manual web search feature
· Scheduler
· PPC Search Engines Manager.
· ROI calculator.

What’s new in Internet Business Promoter (IBP) 11.5:
· offers a much improved keyword suggestion tool
· many improvements in the top 10 ranking optimizer the link manager and the ranking and submission tools.

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Startup Faster! 3.0.9

Startup Faster! – make your Windows startup faster than ever!

* Computer is getting slower and slower.
* It takes more than 5 minutes to power on your computer.
* The hard disk raises loud noise while starting up.

Here’s the complete solution! Startup Faster! – Make Windows startup faster than ever!
Startup Faster! is a revolutionary tool that makes your computer startup much faster with hard disk protection from sudden crash. No configration, no other software required, just setup and forget it, it will do all the rest.

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Directory Opus 9.5 Multilanguage

Directory Opus 9.5 x86 Multilanguage | 19,86 Mb

A file manager is, at its simplest, a utility program which presents lists of files and allows the user to perform actions of some kind on those files. File managers are useful for moving files between folders, making backup copies of files, viewing pictures and playing sounds, running other utility programs on lists of files, deleting unwanted files and many other “housekeeping” tasks.
Directory Opus goes beyond the simple file manager metaphor, and offers you a complete replacement for Windows Explorer and many other utility programs for handling FTP, ZIP, viewing files and images, running slideshows and more. It provides you with all this within a user-friendly and fully-configurable environment within which you can access and manage your important data with a minimum of effort. Harness the power of your computer like never before!

The following is a brief summary of the many new features in Directory Opus 9:

Support for new OS for Windows 7, Server 2008 & Vista: There’s now no need to struggle with Windows Explorer in Windows 7! From version 9.5, Directory Opus now supports the new Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
Windows 7 & Vista UAC Support: Vista/Windows 7 contain a protective layer of routines known as UAC which prevents unauthorized access to parts of your system. Opus fully supports the Microsoft methods for accessing this system. For example, Opus will display the UAC prompt in most situations when it is required. UAC support in Opus has improved over that offered in Windows Explorer. For example, in Explorer if you create a new folder in a protected location (like Program Files), and then rename the newly created folder, you will get four separate confirmation dialogs. In Opus, you will just get one!
New Explorer Replacement Functionality for Windows 7, Vista and XP: In order to support Explorer Replacement under Windows7/Vista it has been necessary to change the way this mode is implemented. Now when Explorer Replacement mode is enabled double-clicking on a folder in ANY Explorer window will have the effect of opening in Opus. Previously, double-clicks only opened in Opus from the desktop. If you already had an Explorer window open and double-clicked on a folder in there it would read into the existing Explorer.
New XML-based Configuration: In Directory Opus 8, most configuration information was kept in the registry – only Toolbars and some other settings were stored on disk. In Directory Opus 9, all configuration is now stored on disk in XML format.
New Configuration Backup & Restore System:
• Full Backup & Restore configuration allows you to move configurations between machines easily.
• Export to USB Flash Drive: Opus 9 takes advantage of the disk-based nature of the new Opus configuration system and allows you to export your Directory Opus installation (including program, certificate and configuration) to a USB flash drive. The program will then run as a self-contained entity from this flash drive on another system, without modifying the registry or hard drive of the host. If you select a U3 drive, Opus will be exported as a U3 package and can be installed using the U3 LaunchPad software. If you select the standard USB device icon, Opus will be exported directly to the drive in non-U3 mode.
New Sub-Collections: The File Collections system now supports sub-collections (that is, collections within collections). Creating a sub-collection is straight-forward – simply use the CreateFolder command to create a folder inside an existing collection. You can move files and folders between collections and sub-collections as normal. Sub-collections behave exactly like collections.
New Breadcrumbs-style Location Field: A new “breadcrumbs”-style Path field is available in the commands list in Customize as Path Field (Breadcrumbs). It provides a hierarchical view of the current path where each element in the path is a button that can be clicked to go immediately to that level of the path. Files can also be dropped on the elements. The arrows following each path element can also be clicked to display a popup menu of the contents of that folder.
New ‘Find-As-You-Type’ Field: Opus has a new special “find-as-you-type” field in Listers and in the text viewer. It is similar to the one in Firefox and can be controlled by an option in Preferences. When you begin typing in a Lister a search box now appears at the bottom showing you what you are searching for. Scrolling to the item in the Lister still happens as before – the method is the same, only the interface has changed. The search field turns red if there is no match.
New Custom List View Code + Tiles Mode: Directory Opus 9 replaces the old system with a new custom icon display. The four traditional icon modes are all still present, and for the most part should be indistinguishable from the previous version. However, the annoying issues with the old icon modes are gone and the performance of the new code is significantly improved.
The scrolling of Listers has also been improved greatly – scrolling with the mouse wheel is now accelerated, and details/power mode now have smooth scrolling which greatly enhances the effect of scrolling through Listers.
The custom list view code has also made possible the addition of a Tiles Mode. This is similar to the mode introduced in Explorer in Windows XP, but with a number of options not offered in Explorer.
From Preferences you can configure the Tiles display completely. The size and spacing can be altered; the frames and background color of individual tiles (turn off frames and the background color altogether to emulate the look of tiles mode in Explorer); choose whether or not thumbnails are shown in Tiles mode; configure the information displayed beneath the filename on a per-file type basis through the File Types system.
New Advanced Rename Enhancements: The Advanced Rename dialog has had a number of improvements, the most noticeable is the addition of a Script mode.
New Preferences Editor Improvements: Significant improvements based on user feedback include replacing the old List/Tabs interface by a new Tree view making it much easier to see which pages are available. At the bottom of the Preferences dialog there is a new Filter field. This lets you search for Preferences items matching a specified string, making it much easier to locate items than before. While many of the Preferences pages are similar to those from Opus 8, there have been a large number of changes and improvements made. Many dialogs use a new toolbar-style button system for easier control to Add/Delete/Edit items. Overall the Preferences system is more logically laid-out and easier to use for both new and old users.
Removal of Layout section in Preferences: The old Layout sections in Preferences was the cause of some confusion and has been removed. Instead, now there is just the Default Lister concept. This concept existed in Opus 8 but it was always confused with the options in Preferences.
New Customize Editor Improvements: The Customize dialog has been improved and includes a menu bar, the contents of which change depending on the current tab. In the Commands tab the menu contains Export and Import commands when the User command category is selected, providing a simple way of sharing User commands with others.
New FTP Address book: The FTP section of Preferences has been split out into a separate dialog with a menu to make configuring the address book easier. The menu also contains Import & Export commands.
New Flickr™ Synchronization: Opus now includes a Flickr Synchronization tool that makes it easy to keep your local photo collection in sync with your Flickr account. Flickr Synchronization is based upon File Collections (this is one of the main uses for the new sub-collection ability).
New ImageShack® Image Upload: Directory Opus now features a built-in ImageShack upload utility. ImageShack is an image hosting service that (with some obvious exceptions) lets you upload and host any image for free.
New Command Parser Improvements: The command parser in Opus has been significantly improved. Perhaps the biggest change is that all the control sequences (like {file} etc) can now be used with the internal command set, without resorting to DOpusRT tricks. There are also a number of new control sequences.
New Custom Toolbar Icon Sets: Opus now allows you to use different icon sets. A new Preferences section in Display – Toolbar Icons allows you to import and choose which sets to use in a hierarchical fashion.
New Support for Links/Junctions: Opus now includes support for links/junctions. The Type column will display the type of link and the Description column will now show the target of junctions (and soft-links under Vista) as it does for shortcuts. The file functions know about junctions too – for example, Delete will not recurse into a junction or link to delete the contents, but instead will just delete the junction. GetSizes doesn’t include the size of linked folders in its calculations, etc.

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Unreal Engine 2 Game Engine And Editor

Rendering

High-performance support for five basic rendering primitives:
* BSP geometry. Built using Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) primitives, BSP is the primary tool for shaping interior environments.
* Static meshes. High polygon-count objects built and textured in an external modeling program such as 3D Studio Max, XSI and Maya, suitable for using as building blocks for constructing levels.
* Animated skeletal meshes. Characters, weapons, and other meshes use skeletal animations imported from external animation tools like XSI, 3D Studio Max, and Maya.
* Vertex meshes. The engine also supports keyframed vertex-animated objects when needed.
* Height-Mapped Terrain. Terrain is stored as a height field, which can be manipulated easily as an image in external tools, or manipulated in real time in the Unreal editor.

Unreal Engine 2’s advanced portal rendering system supports:
* Mirror surfaces and semi-reflective materials such as marble.
* Non-Euclidean, redirectable “warp” portal effects for seeing into non-contiguous regions of space.
* Skies and backgrounds with independent coordinate systems for independent translation and rotation.
* Visible Surface Determination system supports high-performance, seamlessly-interconnected indoor and outdoor scenes, providing designers with tools such as portals and occluder volumes to optimize rendering performance.
* Full support for DirectX8 class video cards (including ATI® RADEON™- and NVIDIA® GeForce™-class cards).
* Fallback rendering support for DirectX6 video cards as far back as the NVidia TNT.
* Rendering subsystems include Direct3D, OpenGL, and RAD Game Tools’ Pixomatic software renderer for Windows PCs – bundled with Unreal Engine 2 at no additional cost. The inclusion of software rendering guarantees that any PC with a reasonable CPU will be able to run Unreal Engine 2, regardless of 3D card support.
* Unreal Tournament 2004 (and 2003) are used by numerous industry publications and websites as benchmarks for PC system capabilities.

Animation
* Supports up to 4 bone influences per vertex, with no hard-coded limits on polygon counts and bone counts.
* Hierarchical skeletal animated, smooth-skinned geometry support for animated characters and complex animated geometry in game environments.
* Multiple channels of animation, each with a variable blending factor and starting bone, allows for multiple animations to be played simultaneously.
* Skeletal Keyframe interpolation support for perfectly fluid animation independent of frame rate.
* Tweening support allows smooth flow between disjoint animation sequences.
* Artist-controlled compression reduces memory usage.

Lighting
* Supports dynamic lighting on all geometry types with vertex lighting and projective texturing. Any object in the world can act as a static or dynamic light.
* High-quality pre-computed lighting via RGB colored light maps and an optional vertex lighting channel.
* Supports directional lights, point lights and spot lights.
* Projected textures allow the simulation of complex dynamic lighting and shadowing effects on all surfaces, including player shadows and flashlights.
* Numerous light effects for dynamic lights including blinking and wavering.

Effects
* Comprehensive particle system allows for countless diverse configurations, supporting particles composed of sprites, meshes, lines, and beams. Particles support a multitude of lifetime, texture, and movement options, including collision where needed. All particle features can be manipulated in realtime in the editor
* Fluid surfaces support dynamic water simulation, with ambient ripples, targeted oscillations (for footsteps, explosions, or other disturbances), clamping for realistic wave boundaries, and surface vertex alpha blending for texture effects.
* Distance fog provides a sense of depth indoors and out, while improving rendering performance in large outdoor areas via far-clipping.

Terrain

Height Map terrain system allows for fast, complex terrain rendering supporting multiple, seamlessly-blended layers of:
* Alpha-blended textures.
* Decoration layers for flora detail and other procedurally-placed meshes.
* Comprehensive suite of terrain manipulation tools allows you to raise, lower, raze and flower the heightmap in real time.
* Supports artist-controlled terrain cell removal, for smoothly transitioning from height-mapped terrain to indoor areas such as caves and buildings.

Textures

* Material system allows for alpha-blending and modulation of multiple layers of textures with artist-controlled blending and panning operations.
* Easy-to-use mechanism for scrolling, rotating, and scaling textures via artist settings. This feature can be used in a static or dynamic fashion for elaborate animated effects.
* Detail textures add extremely close-up details to surfaces, such as fine wood grain, pock marks on brick surfaces, or scoring to metal.
* Hardware accelerated, compressed, high resolution texture support allows for individual 32-bit textures of up to 2048×2048 pixels in size, while consuming significantly less video and system memory than traditional RGBA or 8-bit texture formats.
* All textures support up to twelve levels of mip-mapping, including mipping down to a solid color.
* Texture animation sequences with variable playback rate.

Sound

* Standards-compliant OpenAL based audio subsystem on Windows, Linux and Macintosh; support for native console sound.
* Supports 3D spatialization, attenuation, pitch and Doppler shifting.
* Supports EAX 3.0 effects on compatible cards, exposed to both level designers via UnrealEd and programmers via UnrealScript.
* Ogg Vorbis streaming sound and music support on Windows, Linux and Macintosh, offering higher quality audio with smaller file sizes than MP3, without royalties; Windows Media Audio on Xbox.
* Includes OpenAL wrapper with 100% software fallback path for utmost compatibility on Windows, Linux and Macintosh.
* Dolby DigitalTM Surround Sound certifiable.
* Offers a unified solution for hardware sound acceleration; it natively supports Creative Lab’s EAX 3.0, and falls back cleanly to EAX 2.0 if the user’s system does not support EAX 3.0 features.
* Integrated music playback, including support for user-provided tracks.
* MP3 support with the Miles library (licensed separately).

Voice Support

Unreal Engine 2 offers complete voice support, including:
* Voice-over-IP. Players can communicate with other players using natural voice, with support for multiple channels and encoding options.
* Text-to-speech support. For players without a microphone headset, the Unreal engine offers an excellent voice synthesizing system.
* AI speech recognition. Bots in Unreal Tournament 2004 can recognize simple voice commands for changing battlefield tactics.

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