Tore
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That's an odd glitch. Have you built a Hand of Nod? Is your entire sidebar visible?
Maybe a screenshot could help.
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They are included.
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'cause XP da best
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Cool stuff. Do you know if there are any changes in gameplay from this beta to retail?
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If you get no response from DroneBL contact GameSurge support over at https://gamesurge.net/contact/
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CnCNet doesn't support Emperor Battle for Dune and wont unless someone wants to do the necessary work to support it. If CnCNet supports it you will need your original copy in order to play it and no download for the game will be provided.
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Hi,
If you're listed at DroneBL the only course of action would be to contact GameSurge support and ask them for further assistance. https://gamesurge.net/contact/ -
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This is because the CnCNet client for Yuri's Revenge is primarily made for The Ultimate Collection and The First Decade both install RA2 and YR.
What exact issue do you have with RA2 that requires fixes?
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Hi there,
CnCNet doesn't support Red Alert 3, you may find better luck asking the people over at CnC Online: https://cnc-online.net/en/ which does support RA3. -
C&C1, RA1 and TS + their expansions are all freeware.
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Does this version work? https://downloads.cnc-comm.com/tiberian-sun/tsins/TSinstaller-memory-test.exe
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There shouldn't be an issue using SunEdit2k (or TibEd) if you click on "Single player" in the launcher or use the "Tiberian Sun Game" shortcut it creates if you installed the full version of TS. This will start TS normally just like "back in the day".
Otherwise you have to simply rename "rules.ini" to "spawn.xdp" then it should work in the CnCNet client as well, if you want to play with other players using your mod all the other players must have downloaded your spawn.xdp file and placed it in their TS folders.
I always recommend editing rules.ini with a text editor though. Editors like SunEdit 2k or TibEd are kinda notorious for adding a whole lot of stuff to your ini files that isn't necessary and could cause problems while modding.
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You probably installed the online only version. If you want to play singleplayer check out this topic: https://forums.cncnet.org/topic/8821-cc-1-tiberian-dawn-installation-on-windows-10/
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They are in the talkeng.mix file overout.v01 and overout.v03.
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Using DOSBox can remove the reason to use windowed mode too. Just configure the built in scaler to scale the image properly rather than relying on the often horrible scaling of the graphics card or the monitor itself. This however requires a fairly modern computer.
If you want a 100% authentic experience for your Win95 (or older) machine I'd recommend finding a CRT monitor with a shadow mask.
@Nyerguds Windows 95 can run DOS games in windowed mode though. Performance is pretty crap though.
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They have CDDA so you could listen to it in a stereo or media player
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alt+enter will make DOS apps ran on Win95 go windowed.
Will probably not run that well though.None of the PC versions of C&C games use mixed mode CD media. Covert Ops, Counterstrike, Aftermath and Sole Survivor do have CD audio and are mixed mode CD's, but the CDDA data is never used ingame.
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Yes, 1.08 applies to the DOS version.
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TS does that on certain audio chipsets. Sometimes audio levels seem to shoot up for a sec and return to normal. This even happens on certain 90's and early 2000's era PC's I've tested the game on. No idea why though.
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This might be a permissions issue. Have you tried running the client as admin?
In game command to end alliance?
in C&C 1
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Yes. It's just like forming an alliance.
Select a unit of the person you want to end the alliance with and press A.