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So it's about the speed (sensitivity) of the cursor, right? I'm just asking this again cause you mentioned the ScrollDelay patch of TS which doesn't change the sensitivity, it changes how fast your map is scrolling around when you touch the border of the screen. The scroll rate of Red Alert 2 seems to be bound to the game speed, that's why it looks slow and sluggish on the campaign (it runs at 30 FPS, compared to 60 FPS that people use in online games). You can adjust the game speed the way fir3w0rx described by passing a command line to the game. Now let's talk about the mouse sensitivity, if you set "fullscreen=true" in ddraw.ini you'll get what you wanted, a 4:3 res will be stretched to 16:9 (very ugly... DON'T), as a side-effect, your cursor sensitivity will now also match your windows screen res (aka adjmouse=true). There is no way to change this behavior in TS/RA2 unfortunately, adjmouse=true is always forced in TS/RA2 due to the way the games handle the cursor in the menus. Solution: Set "fullscreen=false" again in ddraw.ini. Now to get rid of the black bars you'll have to open your graphic card driver settings and enable stretching in there. Done. Alternative Solution: Since you seem to have a 16:9 monitor, why not play the game in a 16:9 resolution such as 1280x720?

No, that's normal. There used to be a game crash that happens when you hit the unit limit, normally the icons will gray out (which was what caused the crash). I ended up creating a new limiter that kicks in earlier (before the original one triggers), this one only works for human players though.

I can add the checkbox, just let me know when you found the code and/or made the patch.

Yes, only ddraw.dll is needed. Make sure you follow dkeetons instructions though. Should work with all demo versions of all the early cnc games. Just for the tiberian sun demo you'll have to follow my instructions I posted above, otherwise you'll have a invisible cursor. It works for dune 2000, but never heard of anyone trying it with Emperor: Battle for Dune... You could try it though, it works for many games, so maybe you're lucky.

Pretty sure it was just the movement animation yea, they're not available for everyone atm, but i attached the files for testing Works only with aftermath enabled Desktop.zip

Awesome! Haven't used this myself, but seems to be quite popular, nice to have

Demo version doesn't work out of the box, but someone asked me to add support for it a couple weeks ago... (It's not in the latest release yet) You have to add the following to ddraw.ini to get it working ; Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Demo [SUN] noactivateapp=true handlemouse=false maxfps=60

done

"Lovehandles' and White's Private Balance Patch Mod for the non-money-map-playing CnC Community" So what changes do you guys like and what changes should be reverted? Maybe could have a multi choice poll with each change listed?

Maybe you can make them fly? FlyingDinoDefense? Would probably make the movement look legit But I dunno if it's possible though, never really made such kind of mods

After you applied TSpatch and set the game to run in a window via the config program, what happens then? If it's crashing, please attach the except.txt file to your next post (you can find it in your game folder). If it's still running in fullscreen even if you enabled windowed mode then maybe your game resolution is too high and the window covers the whole screen, try to use a lower resolution. If you still can't get it working, try cnc-ddraw https://github.com/CnCNet/cnc-ddraw/releases Make sure you follow the instructions, use hotkeys to switch from fullscreen to windowed mode after you started the game.

Nope, never managed to get in contact with the guy who worked on them, so they're still broken...

The package was built on linux mint 19 64bit and fully tested there. It doesn't require wine mono. Just tried it again and it worked fine. Is there any specific wine version you're using? You installed the package via DoubleClick->gdebi?

Are you sure you disabled the compatibility modes for all game executables? I don't have origin installed right now, but it could be that when you change the compatibility modes you have to click on the "Change settings for all users" button, otherwise it won't disable them.

You have to open the windows file explorer and then navigate to the following folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Command and Conquer Red Alert II Extract the content of cnc-ddraw.zip into this folder. Finally, look for the game executables, If I remember right they're named: "game.exe" "gamemd.exe" "ra2.exe" "yuri.exe" "ra2md.exe". You have to right click each of them, choose "Properties" and a new window will show up, in there select the "Compatibility" tab on the top. Make sure everything in there is disabled.

Use this: https://github.com/CnCNet/cnc-ddraw/releases Make sure you read the instructions

We don't know what link you are talking about (we have many links for many games!) and we still don't know what game you are talking about since we support more than just one game. The picture you tried to add to the first post also didn't work so we can't see what you were trying to show us either

Currently there is no one who is known in the cncnet red alert community being part of the council, I already suggested to change that but it seems like it's too late since they've set it all up already and it's not possible to add more people. The good news are that CCHyper is part of the council and he said he is willing to start playing/spectating some games on cncnet and he will try to get to know the cncnet community. If you see him around on cncnet then forward all suggestions to him.

Picture isn't visible and you didn't specify the game

This is actually an old bug that used to happen all the time, I haven't heard about it for long time. I was assuming this was fixed by microsoft in later versions of windows. What windows are you using?

This works only in online games atm, Single player download wasn't updated with it yet.

This should be enough to get the game going on windows 10 https://github.com/CnCNet/cnc-ddraw/releases

You could try process explorer: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer After it was crashing (keep the message box open, don't click Ok), open process explorer, right click cnc95.exe and select create dump -> create minidump

What renderer do you have selected in the config program? Try through all of them and see if another one works better for you. Maybe run the game in a window while testing, this way it's easier to close and you don't have to reboot if it's not working.

Nice one Already had quite a few people asking me about this but I never actually tried to do it yet