Redwolf

Another problem with air support is pricing in quickbattles. It is all over the place, including some CMCW items that are too cheap by a factor of 10.

Looks like they have semi-heavy weapons in abundance.

Works fine on 14.0 on an Intel Mac here.

I don't think we can gather enough complete battle runthroughs from the player base to use machine learning on this. Given the wide variety of terrain and situations you'd need many thousands if not a million such playthroughs.

I don't mind so much that there is no new Charles-involved content (aka not a scenario pack). I am disappointed when new patches [i]do[/i] get released without addressing well-known bugs. All that release building and testing for nothing.

Can you post the link to the thread when AMD people replied to the explosion issue again?

The wording could use some improvement. Technically speaking putting up a scenario on a website and telling people to do whatever they want with it [i]is[/i] licensing. Same for open source software, it comes with very specific licenses of different sorts. It is just not [i]for-cost[/i] licensing.

You have one of those link thingies for that?

This is probably caused by a hardware driver, or an autostarted application.

Well, an Unreal Engine game has a certain amount of editing capability automatically. The object editors for the engine can be used unless explicitly blocked by the developer via checksumming the files. Of course that doesn't give you a map editor, unfortunately.

Looks like the Electron framework has other parties unhappy with it: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/10/rebuilt-microsoft-teams-app-promises-twice-the-speed-and-half-the-ram-usage/ I kinda doubt that Microsoft's thing runs on Win7, though.

You select the formation and delete what you don't need.

Parallels is a very slick virtual machine system. Highly recommended by me.

The root cause is actually Google in this case. Steam is HTML based and renders to screen using the Chromium browser engine. Google is dropping Chromium support for Windows 7, so Valve is, too. Of course I would prefer that they switch to a different engine, but not much chance that is going to happen.

Gotta love game videos where no UI elements are visible...

Another solution is to run old games under various forms of Linux emulation. Some of those forms are actually better at running difficult games for old Windows versions than Windows 10 is. Problem of course is that this is semi-advanced Linux use.

Audacity only reads wav files and others via plugins. I recommend that everybody who is into this kind of modding learns ffmpeg, which is commandline but has the most control over the output and reads pretty much anything.

That is all unexplored space. The first thing I would try to do is re-buy the game on GoG. Luckily the old games tend to be very cheap, so at least the financial loss isn't great.

This is bad. Any Steam games that doesn't run on newer Windows than 7 will be instantly and permanently disabled.

OK. Still can't spot this corruption. FWIW I used the full installer from my orders page (not a patch). I did not remove the previous install.

Which unit do I need to look at in the editor to see this problem?

No such editor corruption on my Mac.

Mac version seems to run fine (Intel Mac with AMD graphics, macOS 13.5.2).

Currently downloading. I noticed that from my orders page I arrive at a download folder which seems to have two identical 3 GB installers (for Mac).

Make sure you understand that AMD graphics cards (GPUs) are bad for CM and other older games, but AMD CPUs are not.