MIGRATING AN EXISTING R3DGAMES FOLDER TO
            A NEW INSTALLATION OF RISEN3D V2.2
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 This explains, for those who already have Risen3D v210 installed,
 how to prepare and migrate their existing games to a new install-
 ation of v220.

 When installing v220 then a clean install must be done.  This means
 not using any existing directory name.  If you already have R3D in
 c:\Risen3D for example but you want to do a clean install using the
 same directory name then first rename your existing c:\Risen3D to,
 say, C:\Risen3D_v210.

 Where you have a shortcut or shortcuts to the existing Launcher then
 delete these also.

 Having done this you can now do a clean install of v220 to
 c:\Risen3D (as, having renamed your existing folder, this one will
 now not exist).

 You must download all the new model packs etc. from the Risen3D
 website as well as the new v220 installer.

 Having installed v220 then run it to make sure everything is
 working properly.  The launcher should only show a few udir
 directories.  If not then you are still running the old Launcher
 and accessing your old [renamed] installation.

 Once satisfied that v220 is running correctly you can now prepare
 your existing R3DGames folder for migration to the new v220
 installation.

 To do this then, from Explorer, right click on the old R3Dgames
 folder in your [renamed] c:\Risen3D_v210 directory. Select search
 and type in "savegames" (without the "").  This should bring up a
 window with all the savegame directories.  In the search results
 window select all of these folders and then delete them. We need
 to delete these as none of the v2.1.0 savegames will be compatible
 with v220.

 Exit search and navigate to the R3DGames\R3Dtest folder.
 Having found it now delete it.  Do the same for any R3D
 scripted map game folders that may have been installed; e.g.

 R3DGames\Chiller Castle
 R3DGames\Genetic Disaster
 R3DGames\Hell on Egypt
 R3DGames\Return to Lost City
 R3DGames\Rocket Base
 R3DGames\The Aztec
 R3DGames\Cruel Death

 The reason is because these have all been updated and the latest
 versions should be downloaded and installed.  If you miss any
 then it is not overly important as the (main) Launcher will inform
 you that a newer version exists.  If you use batch files or
 QLaunch, however, then they should be deleted.

 Other folders that can be deleted are those that are installed
 by default when v220 is installed, namely;

 R3DGames\Doom Classic 10b
 R3DGames\Shockem down

 Having now prepared your R3DGames folder for migration copy it
 across to the new Risen3D directory using drag and drop. When
 prompted to overwrite reply yes.

 Run R3D v220 and check that all the migrated game folders are now
 being shown in the Launcher window.  Try running some of them.
 When satisfied that everything is OK you can then remove your old
 v210 install by deleting the C:\Risen3D_v210 directory.