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Redneck Rampage seriesHow to get Redneck Rampage to run properly. Easily.(7 posts)(7 posts)
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Posted June 21, 2011
Here. It's a port of eDuke32 someone made for RNR.

http://code.google.com/p/erampage/

EDIT: Messing around with it, I've realized it's rather buggy compared to the actual game. I'm trying to figure out how to make the core game run without tweaking now.

I sort of regret my purchase. x_x

EDIT2: Alright. This is the easiest way to bring the game to modern specs and abilities. It offers custom windowed mode with options and puts the game in a new engine. Probably the best option if you don't want to be screwing with the game to high hell. Just take note that the engine and all that were left somewhat unfinished, so it isn't a 1:1 copy of the actual game.
Post edited June 21, 2011 by chthonical
Posted July 01, 2011
Heyyo,

Yeah it works fine on there except the music doesn't play, so I had to download the soundtrack and load it into Winamp is the only real diff. :P

Here it is running on my pc 1920x1080

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/839/ermpg20110630093253.jpg/
Post edited July 01, 2011 by ThE_MarD
Posted July 10, 2011
This is almost playable. Like 90% playable. Can't wait for the next release. God I hate Dosbox.
Posted July 10, 2011
Umm. Does this mean that the source code to Redneck Rampage is released or what?
Posted July 11, 2011
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DustFalcon1985: Umm. Does this mean that the source code to Redneck Rampage is released or what?
Not quite, a talented dude just took all of the sources from RR and loaded it into Eduke 32. If you notice the menu and everything else is just like Duke 3D, even the Dynamite acts like the pipe bombs in that game.

They're very close though, just a lot of little things need to be fixed and RR will be open source in a way.
Posted August 25, 2013
This "source port" looks like it was finally updated just back in June:

http://jonhunt.com/redneck/erampage.html is the new home page (linked from the google code page in the first post)

Setup is pretty straightforward but one thing I couldn't figure out... maybe someone else can. I can't get Route 66 to work. The setup file mentions "RT66.GRP" but it appears the GoG version has no GRP file associated with Route 66.

Other than that, and theres no music, the source port works awesomely!

edit:

UPDATE:

I communicated with one of the guys on the Erampage team and through that I was able to figure out how to create a RT66.GRP out of the Route 66 files that we get with the GoG version. I created a txt document based on the steps I took if anyone else wants to follow it:

http://hobblinharry.com/misc/gogrt66grp.txt

Follow those steps and you will have a RT66.GRP (Route 66 data file) for use with the eRampage port!
Post edited August 26, 2013 by hobblinharry
Posted August 26, 2013
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hobblinharry: This "source port" looks like it was finally updated just back in June:

http://jonhunt.com/redneck/erampage.html is the new home page (linked from the google code page in the first post)

Setup is pretty straightforward but one thing I couldn't figure out... maybe someone else can. I can't get Route 66 to work. The setup file mentions "RT66.GRP" but it appears the GoG version has no GRP file associated with Route 66.

Other than that, and theres no music, the source port works awesomely!

edit:

UPDATE:

I communicated with one of the guys on the Erampage team and through that I was able to figure out how to create a RT66.GRP out of the Route 66 files that we get with the GoG version. I created a txt document based on the steps I took if anyone else wants to follow it:

http://hobblinharry.com/misc/gogrt66grp.txt

Follow those steps and you will have a RT66.GRP (Route 66 data file) for use with the eRampage port!
Thanks for this, I just followed the instructions to create the GRP and it worked perfectly.

Now, if only there was a way to put the music and movies back in. Music might be difficult as it was CD tracks, so if the port doesn't have some way to read music files as CD tracks then it would have to be a case of running the music in a media player in the background.
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