OpenRA

TradeMark wrote: ↑Please think about using different name for the modified RedAlert mod for clarity. (or C&C if its not original either)

We only ever refer to it as "RA", never the "Red Alert" mod. What are we supposed to call it instead? Rouge Warning?

- possibility to play on full screen, but in window mode (maximized window). This is already the default mode. We call it Psuedo-Fullscreen. - map editor crashes "file not found exception". Already fixed. This isn't the right place to report issues by the way, please use the bug tracker in the futu...

FreakNigh wrote: ↑From my point of view they've spent years working on a ton just to get it to be 99% like the original so for all their patience they can't hold themselves back from all the new cool stuff.

That's extremely disingenuous. Sounds like you haven't actually played the game if you think that.

I notice that despite all the complaining people are doing here, there is no ticket in the bug tracker for a frame limiter.

I'd rather pay / donate $10 and have everyone else do the same then be forced to labor myself for a patch to give to everyone for free. The point being, I'd rather just pay $10 and see everyone do the same. The problem is time and manpower, not technical feasibility and giving us money won't fix an...

There is a map repository that is planned to be released with the next OpenRA release. You can upload and share it then.

FreakNigh wrote: ↑The GPU requirements are too steep, a low requirement solution needs to be provided. The low requirement solution doesn't have to be well maintained / supported but it needs to be there.

Patches welcome.

The whitespace is syntactically significant, the same as Python or Haskell. We can't relax the indentation otherwise it won't work.

Work around for Fedora would be to place the mix files in a user directory, I guess. We're planning on doing that on all platforms, we just haven't got around to it yet. Like a lot of things... The engine already supports this via the `SpecialPackageRoot=<path>` commandline arg. We don't use it und...

PhoibDS wrote: ↑Work around for Fedora would be to place the mix files in a user directory, I guess.

We're planning on doing that on all platforms, we just haven't got around to it yet. Like a lot of things...

Is the openal package installed?

EDIT: Never mind, it's listed in the dependencies as it should be. What is the output of running `ls /usr/lib | grep openal` in a shell?

First off, I do like the fact that you try to improve the gameplay by rebalancing the two factions. I do however somehow miss a "vanilla/vintage" button in the game menu that lets you play with unchanged unitstats and compositions. I'd like to make this clear here and now that there is little to no...

Intel integrated graphics chips have very poor feature support for OpenGL. You can try using the CG renderer by installing the nvidia-cg-toolkit and passing "Graphics.Renderer=Cg" to the game.

http://bugs.open-ra.org

It's all there in the FAQ

I'm sorry but reporting bugs here is useless to us. The only way they're going to get fixed is if you make a bug report in the bug tracker.