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@trunkskgb Copy these settings exactly and run OpenGL and it should work no problem. Obviously put whatever resolution you wish to use.

Locked.

Looks good to me. Malwarebytes is a great direction to turn to.

@Sentinel12 What's the URL to your stream? I'll get your channel added. Streaming Tiberian Dawn Objective 1: Configure Tiberian Dawn settings Objective 2: Create a Display Capture source (layer) on OBS Objective 1 Start: Configuring the settings 1. Run the launcher 2. Click Settings 3. Change the Renderer under the drop-down menu to "OpenGL" 4. Proceed to "Advanced settings" NOTE: You can also access game settings once you're on the CnCNet client in the top-left [Settings] -> [Tiberian Dawn] Objective 1 Continued: Configuring the settings Copy these settings exactly. 1. Check "Use CnC-DDraw (enables advanced options)" 2. Check "Custom" 3. Enter in 1024 x 576 NOTE: 1024x576 is a 16:9 ratio and will scale perfectly with your 1080p display (1920x1080, 16:9). 4. Check "Stretch to custom resolution:" 5. Enter in 1920x1080 6. Under the "Scaling filter:" drop-down menu, select the "xbrz-freescale" filter 7. Check "Interpolate (smooth)" 8. Check "Back buffer in video Memory" 9. Check "Automatically adjust mouse sensitivity to resolution" Objective 1 Complete: Configuring the settings Objective 2 Start: Adding a Display Capture source 1. Click this button here (Add Source) 1. Select "Display Capture" 1. Select your main display (the monitor you'll be playing the game on) NOTE: If you have only 1 monitor, there will only be 1 available selection. 1. Make sure the layer is visible Objective 2 Complete: Adding a Display Capture source End result: Great mouse response, no lag while streaming, and clear visuals to both yourself and the end user on Twitch.

If the install was recent, they're in there. Check under Category, then select Aftermath. If you're looking for a very specific custom map, I can recover it for you. Just let me know.

Is every system in that home connected to the same router? Whether or not it's a physical or wireless connection, doesn't matter in this case. As long as you are all on the same network, you'll be okay. After that, run the LAN mode and you'll be good to go.

Yeah it turned out quite nicely.

Right! I always forget that it's an option.

That price range is plenty enough to get what you’re trying to achieve. I can compile a list of components for you that you can order.

Despite its long read, I'd encourage you to read the whole entire thing. It really helps put a different perspective on map making, and how much of a powerful tool that it can be.

You're welcome. Feel free to hop into our Discord as well: https://discord.gg/cAshNrE If you have any other questions about OBS, let me know.

Yes. Scale the game to your native resolution and run a monitor capture.

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Download is on my workshop: HERE!

Added some more maps.

Welcome to CnCNet! You're welcome to also join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/cAshNrE

I don't mind them. The more the better. I would agree though with getting rid of all the half baked ones and stick with the more quality money maps.

I think it'll be a remake more than a remaster, as they've talked about revamping some of the UI and so forth.

Agreed. I would say this is very heavily map dependent question. On Blistering Sands for example, I would say a 2 Refinery build is probably the most safe and most optimal at the moment. On different maps like HJK6 even, you can get away with a 4 Refinery build very easily simply because of how the map layout is. There's definitely more variables involved than a simple cookie-cutter build. We could potentially get data involved and test maps individually and see what is possible, and what isn't, depending on what map you're playing on.

Yes. Let it be able to be toggled on or off so it gives the user options. It comes down to a preference thing, so having it be an option means everyone's happy in that regard. Best of both worlds in that case.

That's why it's optional...