Oke, problem fixed with this http://funkyfr3sh.cncnet.org/
Thx for the help
@NyergudsWell, then it is fair to point you misunderstood my reply out 🙂
I didn't tell this issue is caused by multi-core CPU, I told that you cannot blame any developer for not developing a game with multi-core CPU support in times where there were no thoughts about CPU having more than one single core. And the same case is this. You cannot blame Westwood for doing something what worked perfectly long times ago. First time I played RA it was on DOS, not on a WIN, there were no Alt+Tab so you cannot blame them for coding a game in current meta where nothing were perfect and coders should just bypass some limitations. Many games do the same issue while Alt+Tabing. They just did awesome job, don't blame them just because they did not realize someone would like to play their game even more than 20 years later... 🙂 It is like if you develope something now and we would review that code 20 years later and blame you for not using something what will be in future meta.. 🙂
Just to make my previous post clear (I hope..).
I love to have RA1 again, I probbably lost my original CD from box version of the game I bought as a child. The only thing I am missing yet is NFS:Underground 2 :P Still dreaming EA would remake the game for WIN7 and put it in store again <3
My original post was not insulting neither Westwood nor EA. No reason to do that. Westwood made an awesome game and EA brings it back to me.
EDIT: sorry for possible bounce. I thought that Quick Reply will make just a small text window to post I replied to instead of a new post which I thought will be made by Reply...
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You cannot blame Westwood for doing something what worked perfectly long times ago. First time I played RA it was on DOS, not on a WIN, there were no Alt+Tab so you cannot blame them for coding a game in current meta where nothing were perfect and coders should just bypass some limitations. Many games do the same issue while Alt+Tabing.
Maybe you first played it like that, but the game came bundled with both DOS and Win95 versions. DirectDraw is Windows-only, so to implement the Windows version they must have read the specs and guidelines for using DirectDraw, which said they needed to re-set the palette when making graphics calls. They decided to cut corners in there, and it's entirely their own fault that that made it break in later versions of DirectDraw. Frankly I'm surprised it took that long. Because that's what happens when you take shortcuts. I'm a software developer. I know what I'm talking about here. So yes, I can blame them.
It is like if you develope something now and we would review that code 20 years later and blame you for not using something what will be in future meta.. 🙂
Just to make my previous post clear (I hope..).
Okay, I'll grant you that; Win95 was new, and they were inexperienced with it. But I've seen enough weird and awful shortcuts in there to just see it as "yet another dumb error in their code" 🤒
If anyone is toxic, it is most certainly not Nyerguds. I've known him personally for quite a few years, and he legitimately knows more about classic C&C code than anyone at EA has since Westwood Vegas was closed. If he says there were shortcuts (and there are lots of signs pointing to that throughout the franchise), then that has gravity to it. Perhaps next time try not to search for drama where there is none.
