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Arrakis | Dunedit | Dune 2 - The Maker | Downloads |
Head to D2TM's own site ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Mr Flibble at FED2k has made some very nice concept Wallpapers about DUNE 2 The Maker. Thanks go out to him! You can see them here: Atreides Wallpaper Harkonnen Wallpaper Ordos Wallpaper ![]() Dune 2 lives again It has been a while, in the meanwhile i learned C/C++ and mostly by writing a first attempt for a dune 2 engine with the Allegro library. (This first attempt is not worth a play, but its worth a look in the source). I also worked very hard on a bot called RealBot. But sometimes i got tired of writing the bot and then i went in to the Duniverse again. Slowly Dune 2 - The Maker was born. Especially when i went on vacation with only my D2TM source and no internet connection. I made a lot of progress there. The project is still in development, but slowly. There are moments when i have a few minutes left and then i try to dedicate it to this project. Slowly i am polishing this game to resemble as much as i can , what i call, the Dune 2 'feeling'. Most clones out there are fun to play. I used to play Dune Legacy a lot. Yet, i missed something. I try to accomplish this with my own project. This version does run on every machine with Windows 95 or higher. It has been tested mostly on Windows XP machines. I also tried it once on a Windows 98 machine and it ran fine. This version is capable of running in a very wide range of resolutions. It automaticly adapts the renderer. The sidebar exists out of components instead of 'one or two pictures'. Inside the D2TM engine there is also a "dune 2 scenario reader". So , it litteraly reads the DUne 2 scenarios (deliverd in the demo package) and plays them. With the deliverd editor i should be able to create a 'neat dunedit' within D2TM. 2 Projects in one ;) Be adviced when running the demo, to select "single mission" and then hit play. All other options do not work yet (properly)! ![]() Want to try this out? Grab the demo at the downloads page. ![]() |
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