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Do not do either of those things. There are plenty of better ways to implement that based on how UDK parses INI files. You can read more about that here.

Fixed.

I'm well aware of the post counts being wrong. That's a byproduct of deleting roughly 70,000 duplicate threads yesterday that were sitting the in news section. You can thank phpBB for that I guess. I'll fix it soon.

Absolutely none of the assets can be used in a for-profit product. I wouldn't recommend using any of the assets since essentially all of the assets belong to the individuals who made the assets. In addition, many assets are subject to EA's intellectual property rights for Command & Conquer, meaning we can't authorize you to use them at all beyond Renegade X. In shorter words, no, you can't use the assets without permission from whoever created that individual asset. As far as code goes, the situation is similar in that individuals still own most of the code which they contributed to the project. With that said, I don't really care if you use anything that I've personally written. However it's very difficult to figure out who wrote what, and the only parts I would be totally comfortable saying you can feel free to use however you like are the repositories (Jupiter, Jupiter Bot) already ISC licensed on my Github profile. Those aren't part of the base game though; they're external applications.

Yeah, further vehicle specialization would be quite nice.

I added them to the download description for RenX earlier tonight, actually. You can see there here:

The system requirements state that you should have at least 2 GB of RAM. You probably can't run Renegade X. Source:

Hotmail / Live / Outlook users should now be able to receive emails (most notably, activation emails). As far as I'm aware, every relevant service accepts our emails now.

A tutorial level is still planned

The width of the forums is now described as: body { width: 1200px; max-width: 100%; min-width: 60%; } Which means the forums shouldn't be tiny on, say, 4K monitors (which sadly I do not actually own and therefore can't see how it looks on -- if someone could take a screenshot of the forums on their 4K monitor and post it that'd be really nice).

I cry

And it'll send your target a notification, @Madkill40

We're not paying $30/month -- that would be if we wanted them to host the website, which would impractical. I already had a self-hosted license laying around, and the renewal fee is $50 every 6 months for updates and support (which really isn't much). And yeah, phpBB was tied into the front and download pages as well. I didn't even realize that until I put the forums in maintenance mode and nobody could reach the downloads.

The website has been converted from phpBB 3 to Invision Power Board 4! General improvements include: The entire website (minus the wiki) now uses a single, consistent theme A downloads section where you can upload levels, mutators, etc. Much more mobile friendly You can now actually read your private messages! It's not phpBB 3 The website will continue to be worked on over time, including possibly widening the website (done), merging the Leaderboard directly into the website (right now it's a separate website/server), fixing bugs, and other general improvements. If you find any bugs or have any feedback with the website, please let me know either by replying in this thread or the Feedback & Bug Reports forum so that I can fix them. If you know how, please include any relevant CSS changes with your post. - Jessica 'Agent' James

https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/ is a useful reference for UnrealScript. Their site often goes down though, so sometimes you may need to look at cached or archived versions.

Oh, I could've sworn that made it in. Future wonky mechanic then.

That's a terrible idea; the communications center already gives more than enough. The primary reason I particularly want a personal radar jammer is to allow for potential infiltration, while also removing the current wonky mechanic of not seeing enemies in your own base. I was thinking the cost could be 200 or so, but I'm pretty not great at pricing.

I was thinking it just wouldn't occupy a slot, and would only apply to the individual to hide them from radar; the communications center would then be reverted to show within your base (essentially providing a very false sense of security). This probably wouldn't apply to vehicles. So far everybody I've ran the idea by seems to like it. An actual item though that jams a radius would also be neat, though I still tend to lean in favor of the individual jammer.

A personal radar jammer sounds like a neat idea, actually

Don't expect server queues in the foreseeable future; it would be nice, but it's still more effort than it's worth right this minute.

I may work on lobbies (and possibly other social features) at a later date, I just haven't gotten around to it (and honestly probably won't). If I don't get around to that, then yeah, tossing a quick IRC client to connect to the #RenegadeX channel should be relatively trivial.

Packages placed anywhere in UDKGame/CookedPC should work. The example mutators are in the RenX_ExampleMutators package. For compiling mutators, you should download the SDK. The wiki page could use some additional content if anybody feels like contributing.

Let's call it a feature. That is interesting though.

The solution freak mentioned should work, which would add the configured bot counts on match start. That's also how the Skirmish menu adds bots to the match. The skirmish menu also tacks on the following value, though I suspect it's currently unused. "?Numplay=" $ (SelectedMap.GDIBotValue + SelectedMap.NodBotValue) Example: ?Numplay=6?GDIBotCount=3?NodBotCount=3 @kenz: There's already a bot-side plugin that regulates bots, though to be frank I haven't tested to see if it still works. It's perfectly possible that it may have broken with the recent RCON updates (but would be easily fixable). The plugin's named "RenX.MinPlayers", and what it actually does is regulates the bot count to enforce a minimum number of "players" (bots + humans). This means that as players join bots get naturally be phased out, and as players leave bots gradually get added. It's imperfect though. Honestly though if you're just setting up a small server (i.e: a LAN server), it's not really worth the hassle to setup an administration bot for just one plugin.

Many folk are from the US, including myself. But yeah, it's primarily a European player base.