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I'm a bit surprised no one has stickied this link:

http://www.classicgaming.biz/wordpress/2018/02/18/return-to-castle-wolfenstein-iortcw/

If you haven’t done so, install your original game and remember the target installation directory as you need some game files later

Browse to the iortcw project release folder https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases and grap the latest release files for your operating system. At the point of writing the latest version was v1.51b.

Also grap the latest patch file from this site: This was this file as per now patch-data-141.zip

Extract the latest release zip into a location where you like to have your installation going forward (like c:\Games\ioRTCW\ in Windows or /home/joe/Games/ioRTCW/ in Linux

Go to the location of your existing original installation, go into the “Main” folder and copy the following files over to your ioRTCW “main” folder: pak0.pk3, sp_pak1.pk3 sp_pak2.pk3 sp_pak3.pk3. This is the game date for the single player mod.

Then extract the content of patch-data-141.zip (or a newer version in the meantime) into your iortcw folder and merge its content into it

And that should be it actually: Go to your iortcw installation folder and start either the “iowolfsp*” file for single player or “iowolfmp*” for multiplayer.
Edit 8/18/2020: IORTCW Readme file, now with Quick Start Guide:

https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/blob/master/README.md
Post edited August 18, 2020 by TheBigCore
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TheBigCore: I'm a bit surprised no one has stickied this link:

http://www.classicgaming.biz/wordpress/2018/02/18/return-to-castle-wolfenstein-iortcw/

If you haven’t done so, install your original game and remember the target installation directory as you need some game files later

Browse to the iortcw project release folder https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases and grap the latest release files for your operating system. At the point of writing the latest version was v1.51b.

Also grap the latest patch file from this site: This was this file as per now patch-data-141.zip

Extract the latest release zip into a location where you like to have your installation going forward (like c:\Games\ioRTCW\ in Windows or /home/joe/Games/ioRTCW/ in Linux

Go to the location of your existing original installation, go into the “Main” folder and copy the following files over to your ioRTCW “main” folder: pak0.pk3, sp_pak1.pk3 sp_pak2.pk3 sp_pak3.pk3. This is the game date for the single player mod.

Then extract the content of patch-data-141.zip (or a newer version in the meantime) into your iortcw folder and merge its content into it

And that should be it actually: Go to your iortcw installation folder and start either the “iowolfsp*” file for single player or “iowolfmp*” for multiplayer.
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TheBigCore:
Shouldn't you just extract the iortcw files into the installation directory?
Does this work?
Game worked fine on my Win7 machine except that it basically crashes - "WolfSP.exe has stopped working" - every time I load a save-game, and then when I tried to changed the resolution. Hopefully this will help with that.

edit: this worked for me I believe, as far as fixing problems with loading games.

https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/tag/1.51c
https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/download/1.51b/patch-data-141.zip

I downloaded iortcw-1.51c-win-x86.zip and patch-data-141.zip. Followed instructions. Am running via "ioWolfSP.x86.exe" shortcut
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smuggly: Does this work?
It may help you or others.
Post edited August 18, 2019 by tfishell
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tfishell: Game worked fine on my Win7 machine except that it basically crashes - "WolfSP.exe has stopped working" - every time I load a save-game, and then when I tried to changed the resolution. Hopefully this will help with that.

edit: this worked for me I believe, as far as fixing problems with loading games.

https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/tag/1.51c
https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/download/1.51b/patch-data-141.zip

I downloaded iortcw-1.51c-win-x86.zip and patch-data-141.zip. Followed instructions. Am running via "ioWolfSP.x86.exe" shortcut
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smuggly: Does this work?
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tfishell: It may help you or others.
Install the unofficial 1.42 patch instead. It works out of the box.
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klappis: Install the unofficial 1.42 patch instead. It works out of the box.
I still had a problem with crashing when loading savegames even with 1.42. So I'm glad iortcw worked.
Post edited August 20, 2019 by tfishell
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klappis: Install the unofficial 1.42 patch instead. It works out of the box.
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tfishell: I still had a problem with crashing when loading savegames even with 1.42. So I'm glad iortcw worked.
Glad to see that iortcw resolved your issue. I have also initiated a pull request on iortcw to get that information added to the program's readme file.
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tfishell: Game worked fine on my Win7 machine except that it basically crashes - "WolfSP.exe has stopped working" - every time I load a save-game, and then when I tried to changed the resolution. Hopefully this will help with that.

edit: this worked for me I believe, as far as fixing problems with loading games.

https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/tag/1.51c
https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases/download/1.51b/patch-data-141.zip

I downloaded iortcw-1.51c-win-x86.zip and patch-data-141.zip. Followed instructions. Am running via "ioWolfSP.x86.exe" shortcut

It may help you or others.
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klappis: Install the unofficial 1.42 patch instead. It works out of the box.
Yea I got this working and it's great.