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You can also try and download the previous version.
Please report all bugs and problems found in the version mentioned below to the and help get this project bug free. Attention: the eRampage port seems unstable. However, there's a source port available, based on the eDuke32 port. Nowadays, the game runs ok with DOSBox, with a reasonable resolution.
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The game was released in the transition period between DOS and Windows 95 and can be run on both platforms.
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Still haven't been told what is the map/mod compatibility for RedNukem, I know it should play all vanilla maps and mods but does it play limit removing maps (that don't use any new EDuke32 features) or still has vanilla limits? I would really appreciate if someone answers me.Īlso for fun, I was exploring RR maps inside Duke3D (I really wish there was a mod either for Duke3D or RR where you play through RR games as Duke Nukem with Duke3D weapons, items, quotes etc) and had a random weird crash earlier when it crashed with too many sprites spawned and then I had to use Task Manager to close rednukem.exe because even when I was pressing OK, the game got stuck on the taskbar.Play Redneck Rampage with eRampage (eDuke32 port) Crazy first person shooter with a lot of hilarious hillbilly stuff in it. Other than that, it is a solid port for Duke3D and I hope I will use it to play many recent user maps that don't work in latest EDuke32 (I'm talking about EDuke32 maps that have been released all over the years and got broken in recent builds). I did more tests recently using r11953 and I can confirm the bug that I reported months ago (the one with misaligned menu) has been fixed so far, however the others still remain with automap not being viewable during demos and no messages during demos. I will attach my rednukem log file since I also noticed a strange error: Pressing TAB brings up the demo progress bar instead of automap (may be intended here but I remember in DOS Duke3D you could check automap even during demos) When I went to options menu, the text was misaligned to right (see screenshot, may be because I was running at 1024x768 resolution and not widescreen) Messages don't seem to appear at all during demo playback (I tried pressing F8 to enable in case they were disabled but nothing happened) Right now I only watched the intro demos and I found a couple of issues while running Rednukem r2452 (32-bit build) with Duke Nukem 3D Atomic Edition: I have tried this port for first time and I really like it! I read that's basically an accurate Duke3D/RR port using original codebase backed up by EDuke32 tech, so it will be interesting to play or just test various user maps and compare them with EDuke32 (assuming Rednukem can run most EDuke32 maps or is it limited to maps until 2010 or so? I mean I'm sure TROR and Polymer maps will be out of question here, which is why I'm asking), since EDuke32 has been going a lot of changes as of lately and it would be nice to have a backup port.
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Redneck Rampage Music Pack (DAT, 59.4 MB)ġ) Place both music files in a "music" subdir inside of the Rednukem folderĢ) In the "music" subdir create two def files, f and f.ģ) In the Rednukem root dir (where the executable is), place a text file named pinfo with the following code (CRC/size based on GOG release): You can also use the music packs I have prepared for myself, I doubt there is a problem sharing them. It would be nice if the source port could just play from the ISO. So I still don't really have much of a solution.
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I even more specifically looked for how to rip from a mounted iso, and search results were still telling me to use Windows Media Player. So then I Googled for how to rip a music CD looking for a recommended program these days, and the first two pages of search results were all Windows Media Player, which puts DRM into the MP3 files. It will only talk to a real physical optical drive. I normally rip physical music CDs with CDEx, but it won't let me rip a mounted iso. INST files should be standard cue sheet files and you should have no problems mounting the image or burning a disc from them Rinse and repeat for "Rides Again" (RRRAGAIN.INST -> RRRAGAIN.CUE).
Then use whatever you would normally use to rip the audio tracks. Copy or rename REDNECK.INST as REDNECK.CUE and use that to mount the disc image in a virtual CD drive (or burn a disc from the image).
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