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OpenDUNE v0.5 has been released yesterday. This is what the dev team member TrueBrain has to say on this:

Today we are proud to announce the release of OpenDUNE 0.5

 

This is the fourth release in a set of releases which concentrate in understanding and rewriting all functions of the original code, making enhancements on the way, without really changing the game in any way. A complete list of enhancements can be found here.

 

This release finally has all functions converted to 'real C', and we are now cleaning up stuff. A lot of functions have been named, variables have been identified, and the stability has increased a lot. Many small (and odd) bugs have been fixed and addressed.

 

A big welcome goes to Alberth, which joined our development team for this release. He is partly the reason we are much further along than I expected to be.

 

For the next release we will try to remove the libemu dependency, making that release the first 'stand alone' release.

 

As per usual, a changelog has been made, and can be viewed http://binaries.opendune.org/releases/0.5/changelog.txt.

 

Please keep in mind that until we understand more of the game, you still need to manually put the Dune2 data files in the proper directory; if you do not, the game will not start.

 

You can download the release http://binaries.opendune.org/releases/0.5/, and here you can discuss the release on our forum.

 

We strongly recommend that you download an updated scenario.pak (tnx to MrFlibble): http://forum.opendune.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=23

 

Special thanks:

 

This release wouldn't have been here if it wasn't for the following people (alphabetic order):

 

- MrFlibble (for his scenario.pak updates, and his endless questions and suggestions)

- tneo (for, singlehandedly, continuing finding more bugs than the entire team could solve)

 

The development team (alphabetic order):

 

Albert Hofkamp (Alberth)

Loic Guilloux (glx)

Patric Stout (TrueBrain)

Steven Noorbergen (Xaroth)

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