Suggestion(s): Rename Windows Installer executable.

[OranguTech]

(Suggestion/request 0 would be to enable discussions, so things like this could go there, and keep Issues "cleaner". )

At least for UT2004.exe the installer is the same filename as the actual Unreal executable - a bit confusing at best. I suggest appending something like _OldUnrealInstaller to the name(s).

Also some documentation on how the installer works, so folks don't have to dig through the repo scripts. Can I re-run it to get updates? What about after seeing/grabbing a new version on the github release page? What if I want to cache the .iso? Use existing installer point? Etc.

[SeriousBuggie]

You can use now Discussions.

• Installer target to one time install for obtain game.

• If you need updates, you download them from github repo and unpack into game directory with replace files.

Use installer for this is overkill.

• If you want cache ISO you can or keep installer files, or grab it (from Installer folder after install, for example) and put nearby installer exe, so next run, will take it.

However that make sense only if you goes setup a lot games in LAN party on different computers, or need fresh game install each time.

• Existing Installer folder hold not much use for end-user. theoretically you can install again in same folder, and if folder not deleted and choose keep installer files, you will grab ISO from it, instead of download.

Other use include troubleshooting problems with install.