EA has published the full source code for five Command & Conquer games and their expansions, implementing Steam Workshop support and enabling modders to build new maps, units, and other content.

So, it’s generally a pretty good thing when games industry people remember this. Speaking of which, EA just made the code for the first four Command & Conquer games officially open source.

Empowering the future of the community Command & Conquer Generals It’s almost five years ago now that EA released the source code for the C&C Remastered Collection DLL files.

Well, I haven't got it yet, but I have got a decent second prize: EA's announced that it's releasing the source code for a bunch of old C&C games and—here's the bit where I, as a man who enjoys ...

Repeating command block repeats an execution of every game tick (Image via Mojang Studios) A repeat command block, as the name suggests, repeats a command in every game tick as long as it is ...

While you typically only see holograms in sci-fi movies and shows, there's a way to bring them to life with the help of Arduino Nano. A beginner-friendly Nano-powered hologram project is this ...

Although Arduino's programming language is based on C++, you won't be able to use all of its commands. But, you can still use objects in Arduino's IDE, which are a fundamental aspect of C++.

Components Required to Voice Controlled Home Automation All the parts you will require to build the voice-controlled home automation project are listed below, Arduino Nano - x1 HC-05 Bluetooth Module ...

With Palm Beach County Schools missing a code specifically for a medical emergency - and no bullets flying on campus - Diorio wants to see change to what constitutes a Code Red in the district.

Visual Studio Code 1.73, a just-released update to Microsoft’s popular code editor, adds improvements ranging from Command Center mode shortcuts to new merge editor features and new Python ...

In most cases, folks tend to use Notepad to add code blocks and commands, but if you already have Microsoft Word opened, then there is no need to fire up Notepad at all. From what we can tell ...