OpenRA

Did you destroy any tesla coils with the missile subs? (They might even target those automatically.) When too many tesla coils are destroyed the enemy has power again and the other teslas power up.

For the latest release the maps are stored in the following directories:
- Windows: %AppData%\OpenRA\maps\
- macOS: /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/OpenRA/maps/
- GNU/Linux: ~/.config/openra/maps/

I hope that helps you find your maps.

Our "settings.yaml" configuration file is in the "OpenRA" folder in AppData ("%APPDATA%\OpenRA\"). I'd just try deleting the file and then the game will start up with the default configuration.

Sadly I don't know of any mods which do that with vanilla RA rules. However, on Discord I was pointed towards https://resource.openra.net/maps/34993 which is a custom map that enables this ingame. (Although without the UI changes, so it's not completely as in TD since you have to select the exact bu...

It is possible, but you would have to create your own mod. (It is not doable in maps with custom rules since it requires UI changes.)

There is the community-maintained http://oraladder.net/ .

https://gist.github.com/abcdefg30/a4fe1 ... ae2ce45bc0 has an overview of the file structure.

The problem seems to be that your architecture is i386, a 32bit architecture, while OpenRA requires 64bit. The only thing you could try is compiling the source code yourself, but it is not guaranteed the GPU isn't going to cause problems.

Happy new year.

It requires to be 3 cells adjacent to another building afaik.

The range is not hexadecimal, but in cells. 1c0 is exactly one cell, while 1c512 is one and a half. So the value before "c" is the amount of full cells, and the value after the "c" is the distance inside a cell (range [0;1023]).

Yes, sadly you are likely looking at several months (probably more than a year) until we have all missions.

The replay also records pauses taken ingame, so it will appear paused for the duration you had the game paused while recording (but the replay still continues). I'd just try going through the pause using max speed.

I don't think the 'table' function is blocked by our sandbox, so I'd just try if that works in OpenRA. Otherwise you'll need to iterate over the table contents in a for loop and concat "manually".

Most os functions are blocked by the sandbox, so it looks like this is sadly not usable.