Tiberian Sun - Revision history

MarkJFox at 17:35, 5 April 2025

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	\|version=2.03		\|version=2.03
	\|site=~~http~~://~~www~~.ea.com/~~official~~/cc/~~firstdecade~~/~~us/index.jsp~~		\|site=https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/39394/Command__Conquer_The_Ultimate_Collection/
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	Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s		Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

MarkJFox at 08:46, 2 April 2025

2025-04-02T08:46:01Z

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	Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s		Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

MarkJFox at 08:45, 2 April 2025

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	Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s		Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

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190.234.57.250 at 16:08, 25 July 2016

2016-07-25T16:08:37Z

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	~~That~~'s a ~~nicely made answer~~ to a ~~cheanlngilg question http:~~/~~/asmbqmfhh~~.~~com [url~~=~~http~~:~~//etlnkiu~~.~~com~~]~~etlnkiu~~[~~/url~~] [~~link~~=~~http~~:~~//qalrsmzv~~.~~com~~]~~qalrsmzv~~[~~/link~~]		{{GameBar
			\|name=Tiberian Sun
			\|image=tsbox.jpg
			\|dev=Westwood Studios
			\|dates=27.08.1999
			\|version=2.03
			\|site=http://www.ea.com/official/cc/firstdecade/us/index.jsp
			}}
			Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

			==Development==
			Tiberian Sun was based on an updated [[Red Alert]] engine which was also used (with significant changes) for [[Firestorm]], [[Red Alert 2]] and [[Yuri's Revenge]].

			Tiberian Sun had a rough development. Spending four years in development, and losing its lead designer (Erik Yeo), halfway through. The acquisition of Westwood Studios by Electronic Arts had little to no affect on development, however. The replacement of Yeo with Adam Isgreen, however, did. Isgreen helped bring the project to closure, and by 1999, Tiberian Sun was finally released, however, not as 'perfect' as the previews made it seem.

			It introduced NewIniFormat=4, VXL files, new SHP and MIX formats and new INI systems. The VXL files were used for vehicles and aircraft, whreas the SHP(ts) format was used for animations, buildings, and infantry/wildlife.

			It contains 2 CDs, just like its predecessors - one required for GDI missions and another for Nod. Installation can be done with either CD, and is simply a matter of preference.

			==New INI files==
			New INI files: [[Art.ini\|ART.INI]], [[Battle.ini\|BATTLE.INI]], [[Mapsel.ini\|MAPSEL.INI]], [[Ai.ini\|AI.INI]], [[Theme.ini\|THEME.INI]], [[Sound.ini\|SOUND.INI]]

			==Screenshots==
			Beta TS versions<br>
			[[Image:Ts01.jpg]]<br>
			[[Image:Ts2.jpg]]

			{{CnC Navigation
			\|prevgame=[[Red Alert]]
			\|nextgame=[[Red Alert 2]]
			\|prevadd=[[Aftermath]]
			\|nextadd=[[Firestorm]]
			}}

188.143.232.27: 2LKhHgaEm4h

2016-07-24T19:15:36Z

2LKhHgaEm4h

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188.143.232.32: omvUZO2q4Iv

2016-07-24T13:04:48Z

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	~~{{GameBar~~		This is a really <a href="http://tleeiyk.com">inlnltigeet</a> way to answer the question.
	~~\|name=Tiberian Sun~~
	~~\|image=tsbox.jpg~~
	~~\|dev=Westwood Studios~~
	~~\|dates=27.08.1999~~
	~~\|version=2.03~~
	~~\|site~~=http://~~www.ea~~.com/~~official/cc/firstdecade/us/index.jsp~~
	}}
	Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to ~~gain a new life in~~ the ~~modding community in the early 2000s~~

	~~==Development==~~
	~~Tiberian Sun was based on an updated [[Red Alert]] engine which was also used (with significant changes) for [[Firestorm]], [[Red Alert 2]] and [[Yuri's Revenge]]~~.

	Tiberian Sun had a rough development. Spending four years in development, and losing its lead designer (Erik Yeo), halfway through. The acquisition of Westwood Studios by Electronic Arts had little to no affect on development, however. The replacement of Yeo with Adam Isgreen, however, did. Isgreen helped bring the project to closure, and by 1999, Tiberian Sun was finally released, however, not as 'perfect' as the previews made it seem.

	It introduced NewIniFormat=4, VXL files, new SHP and MIX formats and new INI systems. The VXL files were used for vehicles and aircraft, whreas the SHP(ts) format was used for animations, buildings, and infantry/wildlife.

	~~It contains 2 CDs, just like its predecessors - one required for GDI missions and another for Nod. Installation can be done with either CD, and is simply a matter of preference.~~

	~~==New INI files==~~
	~~New INI files: [[Art.ini\|ART.INI]], [[Battle.ini\|BATTLE.INI]], [[Mapsel.ini\|MAPSEL.INI]], [[Ai.ini\|AI.INI]], [[Theme.ini\|THEME.INI]], [[Sound.ini\|SOUND.INI]]~~

	~~==Screenshots==~~
	~~Beta TS versions<br>~~
	~~[[Image:Ts01.jpg]]<br>~~
	~~[[Image:Ts2.jpg]]~~

	~~{{CnC Navigation~~
	~~\|prevgame=[[Red Alert]]~~
	~~\|nextgame=[[Red Alert 2]]~~
	~~\|prevadd=[[Aftermath]]~~
	~~\|nextadd=[[Firestorm]]~~
	}}

en>JV at 15:52, 23 July 2016

2016-07-23T15:52:38Z

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	~~That's the best answer by far! Thanks for cotniibutrng~~. http://~~kunxjhhk~~.com [~~url~~=~~http~~:~~//rxnigi~~.~~com~~]~~rxnigi~~[~~/url~~] [~~link~~=~~http~~:~~//luzgavx~~.~~com~~]~~luzgavx~~[~~/link~~]		{{GameBar
			\|name=Tiberian Sun
			\|image=tsbox.jpg
			\|dev=Westwood Studios
			\|dates=27.08.1999
			\|version=2.03
			\|site=http://www.ea.com/official/cc/firstdecade/us/index.jsp
			}}
			Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

			==Development==
			Tiberian Sun was based on an updated [[Red Alert]] engine which was also used (with significant changes) for [[Firestorm]], [[Red Alert 2]] and [[Yuri's Revenge]].

			Tiberian Sun had a rough development. Spending four years in development, and losing its lead designer (Erik Yeo), halfway through. The acquisition of Westwood Studios by Electronic Arts had little to no affect on development, however. The replacement of Yeo with Adam Isgreen, however, did. Isgreen helped bring the project to closure, and by 1999, Tiberian Sun was finally released, however, not as 'perfect' as the previews made it seem.

			It introduced NewIniFormat=4, VXL files, new SHP and MIX formats and new INI systems. The VXL files were used for vehicles and aircraft, whreas the SHP(ts) format was used for animations, buildings, and infantry/wildlife.

			It contains 2 CDs, just like its predecessors - one required for GDI missions and another for Nod. Installation can be done with either CD, and is simply a matter of preference.

			==New INI files==
			New INI files: [[Art.ini\|ART.INI]], [[Battle.ini\|BATTLE.INI]], [[Mapsel.ini\|MAPSEL.INI]], [[Ai.ini\|AI.INI]], [[Theme.ini\|THEME.INI]], [[Sound.ini\|SOUND.INI]]

			==Screenshots==
			Beta TS versions<br>
			[[Image:Ts01.jpg]]<br>
			[[Image:Ts2.jpg]]

			{{CnC Navigation
			\|prevgame=[[Red Alert]]
			\|nextgame=[[Red Alert 2]]
			\|prevadd=[[Aftermath]]
			\|nextadd=[[Firestorm]]
			}}

188.143.234.155: 6mLQlNOz

2016-07-23T04:19:48Z

6mLQlNOz

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188.143.232.27: gUTZFW7qXzo

2016-07-22T22:19:36Z

gUTZFW7qXzo

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	~~{{GameBar~~		Right <a href="http://dlbippqwba.com">onti-hs</a> helped me sort things right out.
	~~\|name=Tiberian Sun~~
	~~\|image=tsbox.jpg~~
	~~\|dev=Westwood Studios~~
	~~\|dates=27.08.1999~~
	~~\|version=2.03~~
	~~\|site~~=http://~~www.ea~~.com/~~official/cc/firstdecade/us/index.jsp~~
	}}
	Continuation of [[Tiberian Dawn]]. This is the second game in the Tiberian series, taking place in the 2030's, after C&C. Unlike C&C and Red Alert, Tiberian Sun took place in the third person. The player either assumed control of Commander McNeil (GDI), or General Anton Slavick (Nod. The campaigns, however, were still separate. The GDI campaign leads to Firestorm, and the Nod campaign would end the series. The game sticks out a lot compared to the other C&Cs, and dips its feet into the SciFi realm heavily, having battle mechs replace tanks, and the gloomier atmosphere. Deemed the 'black sheep' of C&C, Tiberian Sun wasen't as well recieved as its predecessors. The expansion pack, Firestorm, as a consequence, was relatively small. However, it seemed to gain a new life in the modding community in the early 2000s

	~~==Development==~~
	~~Tiberian Sun was based on an updated [[Red Alert]] engine which was also used (with significant changes) for [[Firestorm]], [[Red Alert 2]] and [[Yuri's Revenge]].~~

	Tiberian Sun had a rough development. Spending four years in development, and losing its lead designer (Erik Yeo), halfway through. The acquisition of Westwood Studios by Electronic Arts had little to no affect on development, however. The replacement of Yeo with Adam Isgreen, however, did. Isgreen helped ~~bring the project to closure, and by 1999, Tiberian Sun was finally released, however, not as 'perfect' as the previews made it seem.~~

	It introduced NewIniFormat=4, VXL files, new SHP and MIX formats and new INI systems. The VXL files were used for vehicles and aircraft, whreas the SHP(ts) format was used for animations, buildings, and infantry/wildlife.

	~~It contains 2 CDs, just like its predecessors - one required for GDI missions and another for Nod. Installation can be done with either CD, and is simply a matter of preference.~~

	~~==New INI files==~~
	~~New INI files: [[Art.ini\|ART.INI]], [[Battle.ini\|BATTLE.INI]], [[Mapsel.ini\|MAPSEL.INI]], [[Ai.ini\|AI.INI]], [[Theme.ini\|THEME.INI]], [[Sound~~.~~ini\|SOUND.INI]]~~

	~~==Screenshots==~~
	~~Beta TS versions<br>~~
	~~[[Image:Ts01.jpg]]<br>~~
	~~[[Image:Ts2.jpg]]~~

	~~{{CnC Navigation~~
	~~\|prevgame=[[Red Alert]]~~
	~~\|nextgame=[[Red Alert 2]]~~
	~~\|prevadd=[[Aftermath]]~~
	~~\|nextadd=[[Firestorm]]~~
	}}