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Welcome. This tutorial will instruct how to set up your workspace to load and build Renegade scripts.dll project. Note that you can only work with scripts.dll in Windows. Linux with Wine, and macOS are not supported. Step 1 - Visual Studio 2012 (and its build tools) Visual Studio is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) to write, run, debug code. Visual Studio 2012 (will be referred to as VS2012 from now on) comes with the build tools (v110) that scripts.dll project requires. Unfortunately, build tools alone are not available. Thus, forcing us to install VS2012 completely. Since Microsoft has cut the support for VS2012, it is tricky to obtain a copy of it. First, head to https://my.visualstudio.com/Downloads?q=2012. This page requires you to have a Microsoft account and join a program called "Visual Studio Dev Essentials". When prompted to join, simply click "Confirm". Then, open the link again. Once in there, you'll see loads of VS2012 downloads there. What you're looking for is "Visual Studio Ultimate 2012" or "Visual Studio Premium 2012". The edition does not matter as what we essentially want is the build tools bundled with it. Hit the "Download" button when you find it. The download should be in the ".ISO" format, as the support for it is over and no online installation methods are available. After the download is complete, double clicking the file should mount a virtual DVD drive and open the contents of it in the File Explorer. If that didn't work, right click on the downloaded file and click "Mount". In the virtual DVD drive now, find "vs_ultimate.exe" or "vs_premium.exe" and open it. You can unselect all options in the optional features, as none of them are needed for scripts.dll development. If installation succeeds, you now have the necessary tools required to build scripts.dll project. But wait... Step 2 - Get a newer Visual Studio You don't necessarily need to use Visual Studio 2012 as your primary IDE. And you probably can't if you don't have a license key, unless you own one. It is possible to use a newer Visual Studio version, like 2022, to work with scripts.dll, as VS2012 is only required for its build tools and not for the thing itself. You can download newer Visual Studio versions at https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/, but you want to download "Visual Studio", and not "Visual Studio Code". This is important because they're not the same thing. If you decided to use a newer Visual Studio, (you probably will, because you have no other choice for long term development if you don't own a VS2012 license, just don't crack it... please!) only "Desktop development with C++" feature is needed. Step 3 - Get the scripts.dll project You can download the source code from https://www.tiberiantechnologies.org/. Go to Downloads page and find the link with "Source Code" in it. Download it and extract the "source" folder itself to somewhere, then open ".sln" file in the folder. If the computer asks you to which Visual Studio to use, select "Visual Studio <newer>" or "Visual Studio Version Selector". I'm not going into any more details as this is not a "How to write C++ code" tutorial, but all the "engine_*.h" files have useful functions in them. Also, there should be an example plugin to get you started. Step 4 - Get the Dragonade project If you want to work with Dragonade instead, you can download or clone it from https://github.com/TheUnstoppable/Dragonade. It also has an example plugin to get you started. You now have a fully functional workspace to start developing your own scripts.dll. Good luck!

@Dethice had been inactive since around February. We knew he had been fighting illness for a while. I started searching ways to contact him or his family last week and found out he unfortunately passed away back in 16th of March. We don't have any more details than that as I tried contacting his family, but nobody responded. We lost another community member, Dethice may you rest in peace...

We're proud of bringing another exciting technology to the Renegade community - MPF Renegade Map Viewer! MPF Renegade Map Viewer is a web-based map/level previewing application to simulate C&C Renegade maps entirely on the browser without the need of the game, made with Unity. The application enables previewing maps in our map database (whether the download is available or not). It does so by loading all of the model files included in the map, completely on the browser, by downloading it from our TTFS. You can use it by clicking the "Preview" button to the left of the map name on the page body, and it is available for all maps in our map database. Go ahead and try it! If you encounter a map that does not load, or does not have the terrain loaded, please report it to us by leaving a comment under the map or join our Discord to report the name of map. Some notes: Keep in mind that this application is by no means meant to load the maps in a way that it matches the in-game appearance precisely. It is just to give you an idea of the map. The application does NOT load the level data. It loads all model files in the map package. So, it may not be perfect on several maps. But loading level data is planned. Not all material types are (fully) supported. The appearance of meshes may not always reflect the in-game appearance. Mobile devices are not supported. (And option to Preview is hidden.)

Both RenList and MasterList are deprecated. You should use the in-game listing at Multiplay Internet > GameSpy.

Yeah, that happens often. Just return back to listing again and re-enter until it works.

https://multiplayerforums.com/files/file/456-renegade-fps-lag-reduction-package/

Do you mean lag reduction pack to reduce amount of smokes?

Hello, delete "e_chemweapon.w3d" from your data folder and retry. If that doesn't fix then you might have a bad download. Type "%appdata%\Renegade\Client\ttfs\files" in your Start menu and go to that directory. Search for "e_chemweapon.w3d" and delete all files with that name. (Files will probably have some random letters before them, that's OK.)

Good racing map. Use SSMs lol

Decent. Kind of Nod-biased.