We have received a small number of issues after last week’s playtest release. These issues have been addressed and so we are releasing a new playtest for you to check out!

The list of fixes is agreeably short, which is to be expected after this equally short development cycle. The fixed issues include:

• A number of issues pertaining to single-player missions in both Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert.
• A crash in Dune 2000 that happened when a Deviator hit a harvester being picked up by a Carryall.
• Rendering glitches which resulted in highly saturated range circles and blocky nuke explosion effects.

For the full changelog, please refer to the changelog page on our wiki.

The installers for a number of supported operating systems can be found on the download page as usual.

If you encounter any problems or bugs, don’t hesitate to report them on our bug tracker.

A note to modders: You may have seen these already on the wiki or when we linked to them in the last playtest announcement, but we did not explicitly mention them. In addition to the existing trait and Lua API which cover the latest stable release, we now also provide documentation for the latest playtest. See the “Traits (playtest)” and “Lua API (playtest)” pages on our wiki. This will allow you to update your mods and maps to be compatible with an upcoming release ahead of time.

The old external editor is slated for removal after the upcoming release, so while the next release will feature both the ingame and legacy editors, it will be the last appearance for the latter. Reason enough to give the ingame editor a thorough testing!