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I see, that makes sense...but i think i pass on getting to deep into this stuff, my maps usually are just simple like the original campaign anyway. But that aside is it fine if i come with another issue i have? So just a small screenshot from a map i built, in here we see Harkonnen to the left and Ordos to the right. The player has his base on the rocks at the bottom, but it seems to be a little bit to close to the enemies base. Because the Harkonnen seem to think they need to defend the upper right platform of that, the Ordos dont do it, even thought they are quite a bit closer to it. And i have no idea why they do that, or how i could stop them from going there. I was hoping the "BaseDefenseRadius" in the AI would have something to do with it but even at half the value of before they behave the same. Just wondering because with my newer maps i happened to build bases uncomfortably closes more than just once and it would be nice to be able to control their defense range. In the case of this map i still could just increase the map size and move the player base down i suppose. PS: where do i actually find the discord server on this page? Dunno if im blind but i couldnt find it.

Another release! See here for the blog post.

with level 2 finished, I'm gonna do it this way... details about each new mission will be done up in a new post (and I'll move the details for level 1 down here too), and while I'll only add onto the OP if there's some kinda new FAQ that pops up, I'll at least change the thread name to reflect how many playable missions there are. that way folks can keep up easily here's the original info for level 1: and here's some info on level 2: that's all for now. the OP's been updated with the new link and stuff. good luck and have fun

It's not about what I want. You released a binary, so you must release the sources. That's how GPL works. That is the "contract" you automatically agree to when downloading and changing these sources. It is the requirement given for the fact they are made public for anyone to use. Because then other people can look at your changes and use them too, in their own further developments, and not just in the one binary you released. You can just include it in the zipfile, or attach it alongside it.

The modified sources are on my computer — do you need them?