Any assets used from StarCraft belongs to Blizzard. You'll still need legal copy of StarCraft to get anything useful out of this repo. Feel free to use the source code for whatever, as long as you're not making any money out of it.

For basic (PC only) build:

• x64 Windows 10 machine (others version could work with some tweaks);
• Visual Studio 2019 with Clang, Windows 10 SDK & .NET 5.0;
• Installed copy of StarCraft (Remastered should be OK);
• Ladiks MPQ Editor or any program that can extract MPQ, with listfiles for StarCraft;
• For Remastere with CASC files instead of MPQ, use CascView (untested);

Additional stuff for 3DS build:

• devkitPro installed at C:\devkitPro with 3DS SDK installed;

1. Create empty folder mpq;
2. From StarCraft's install folder use MPQ extractor on (in order):

• StarCraft.mpq
• StarDat.mpq
• BroodWar.mpq
• BrooDat.mpq Place extracted files in mpq folder. Override if duplicates are found;

2. Open StarCraft.sln. If not making 3DS build, unload 3DS project;
3. Build the whole solution;
4. Open tools\Tools.sln and start DataManager;
5. At tab Asset Converter press Convert All and wait until it finishes. This will extract sprites and images from the original assets in folder assets_extracted;
6. At tab Atlas Generator:

• 3DS For 3DS, press Build all. This will generate PC build as well;
• PC For PC only press Build PC; This will generate game-ready assets in folder cooked_assets. For 3DS this will also generate SC.cia with the assets packed inside;

For PC, just start project Win32 from StarCraft.sln.

For 3DS, you have several options:

Homebrew Launcher Copy everything from cooked_assets\3ds to the sd card at 3ds\StarCraft\romfs. Put SC.3dsx on the sd card (usually folder 3ds) and start the game from Homebrew Launcher. Running SC.3dsx through 3dslink netloader is also possible. Just edit debug-3dslink.bat with your 3DS's IP and run it, while Homebrew Launcher is in netloader mode (Press Y);

CIA Standalone CIA standalone has the advantage of self-contained installation. It is not suitable for distribution as it will contain some of StarCraft's original assets. Just install SC.cia.

CIA without assets CIA without assets has the advantage for being very small and containing no original assets from StarCraft. This is suitable for distribution, but the user will have to get the cooked assets on his own. To install the assets, copy everything from cooked_assets\3ds to the sd card at 3ds\StarCraft\romfs. Run makerom-no-romfs.bat. "C_no_romfs.cia should appear in the root folder. Install this CIA on your 3DS.

Citra Emulator Everything that applies for Homebrew Launcher and CIA is valid for Citra. With Visual Studio Code you can actually debug the game on the emulator itself.

Download the lastest releases and follow the README.

• CPad: move cursor;
• CStick/ CPad + L: move camera;
• R: toggle zoom out;
• Y: unit select;
• X: attack;
• A: go-to/attack;
• B: stop;
• Select: toggle performance profiler;