OpenRA

Localization support is a work in progress for OpenRA, and some Atreides and Ordos missions are also unfinished for now. Those will not be completed for a decent chunk of time. You might try the GruntMods version of Dune 2000 in the meanwhile. If you do, ensure you select the language in the configu...

RedBaronK wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 18, 2025 7:00 am

Is there a guide somewhere on using the editor?

I s'pose there's the wiki's Mapping page, though it should be pretty straightforward unless you wish to set up a mission or something else with many custom rules.

Last I saw, there is no hard limit other than the New Map dialog being capped at three digits. However, performance can degrade once the size gets extreme, and it's often better to keep maps on the tighter side for gameplay anyway.

You could try the GitHub wiki page and the other links in its sidebar. If you're doing something lighter, a lot of things can also be added/changed within a map, like missions, mini-games, or competitive maps often do.

As far as I know, the license agreement with EA precludes a Steam release of OpenRA. Certain features would be nice to have fully fleshed out before that point anyway, like translation support or finished single-player campaigns.

The campaigns are still a work-in-progress, with some of the later maps still on the to-do list and older maps that could use tweaks. Cutting up my post from elsewhere: OpenRA is a different engine entirely and is closer to a remake. It's flexible (which helps games like Combined Arms ) but quite a ...

OpenRA is a different engine entirely and is closer to a remake. It's flexible (which helps games like Combined Arms ) but quite a few campaign maps are missing until they can be rebuilt. There are not many people on that part of the project at the moment. Not too long ago, EA and Petroglyph release...

I don't think there's anything wrong on your end. A decent number of missions just haven't been put in yet. While the original terrain and starting units can be imported, the mission-y bits mostly have to be redone by hand.

Regular skirmish maps are unlikely to become outdated. Maps with customized rules can be given a pass through the OpenRA Utility to update them, though some handmade tweaks might be necessary.

If you mean the map at https://resource.openra.net/maps/47595/, it does not appear to have any custom rules and should work as-is with current OpenRA. If it did have custom rules and those were outdated, use of the --update-map command in the OpenRA Utility would be a good first step, and possibly a...

Some thoughts: 1) RenderSprites in the default rules often has no Image set because it defaults to the name of the actor. In this case, you may want to specify the Sietch image. 2) You mentioned copying the Palace, and that building's production requires power. Have you given the Creep/Neutral playe...

Naval AI on a waterless map will be quite passive, mostly just building aircraft and defenses.

example-zombie.zip This is not the only way to do this but I've put together a simple example map for RA. To start, ^Infantry is defined in OpenRA/mods/ra/rules/defaults.yaml and the various types of infantry share it. The map-specific rules in rules.yaml add a SpawnActorOnDeath trait to it. ^Infan...

I can only guess you're talking about https://resource.openra.net/maps/62625/
Did it not upload correctly?

The usual method is to check if an actor can use StartBuildingRepairs . Most buildings can do this, with some exceptions like civilian houses in Red Alert or in Dune's case, the Sietch. local USSR = Player.GetPlayer("USSR") local function GetSovietBase() local buildings = Utils.Where(USSR.GetActors(...