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What is a UMOD file? Self-extracting Unreal module installer archive; contains modifications and add-ons for the original Unreal Tournament 3D multiplayer game; includes compressed mod files and a "Manifest.ini" file that defines the locations where the files are to be installed.

More Information NOTE: Unreal 2003 UMOD installers use the .UT2MOD file extension.

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Unreal Tournament Module File

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What is a UMOD file?

Self-extracting Unreal module installer archive; contains modifications and add-ons for the original Unreal Tournament 3D multiplayer game; includes compressed mod files and a "Manifest.ini" file that defines the locations where the files are to be installed.

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NOTE: Unreal 2003 UMOD installers use the .UT2MOD file extension.

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Updated: June 24, 2009

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What is a UMOD file?↓
Self-extracting Unreal module installer archive; contains modifications and add-ons for the original Unreal Tournament 3D multiplayer game; includes compressed mod files and a "Manifest.ini" file that defines the locations where the files are to be installed.

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