There are many reasons you might want to do this, but one interesting use is putting your q3ut4 folder in Dropbox (or similar service) to sync your settings, downloaded maps, etc. If you need to (or want to), you can change the Urban Terror game path. (Unless, of course, you delete the q3ut4 folder in your User Library then the next time you launch UrT, it will copy the contents of /Applications/UrbanTerror/q3ut4/ back to ~/Library/Application Support/Quake3/q3ut4/ again, so if you've modified files there, those will be copied to the Game Path and used.) After this initial setup, the q3ut4 folder in the install directory should have no effect on the game. This is used only to populate your User Library with a default q3ut4 folder on first run. Note: You will also have a q3ut4 folder in /Applications/UrbanTerror/q3ut4/ (or wherever you chose to install the game). To open it, simply open a Finder window, hit ⌘ Cmd+ ⇧ Shift+ G, and enter ~/Library/ in the box.
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Mac OS X ~/Library/Application Support/Quake3/q3ut4/ In recent versions of OS X, the User Library is hidden. Windows may or may not be using virtual storage-if it is, you will find your q3ut4 folder here. Windows \q3ut4\ Where is the location where you installed Urban Terror, likely something like C:\Program Files\UrbanTerror42\q3ut4\ Windows Vista, 7, 8, and later Check for game data in ~\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\UrbanTerror\q3ut4\.
Simply open a terminal and enter open ~/.q3a/ and it should come up in a file browser window. so it is hidden and you can't normally browse to it. Linux ~/.q3a/q3ut4 Note that the /.q3a/ folder starts with a.
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