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Cam
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Jan 1970 time: 14:42
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Paul,
It sounds as though one approach in getting your graphics is to take a screenshot of a C&C game in progress. Programs such as Paint Shop Pro have a 'capture' (screen capture) tool, and even using the 'Print Screen' button on your keyboard will copy the screenshot onto your clipboard. I assume there is no easy-to-access graphics file for units as is the case with Civ2.
Can't help too much with finding the sounds I'm afraid, as I don't own C&C and can't check out either the installation directory or the structure of the files on the CD-ROM itself.
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Cam
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Australia
Jan 1970 time: 14:42
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Excellent advice Darth Veda!
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Just get a Red Alert Screenshot off the net, cut out the unit, any bits that are in the back ground and aren't part of the unit should be painted with that pink civ2 transparent colour. Make sure the unit is small enough to fit into the square.
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