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[Steam]Command & Conquer Remastered Collection (v1.153)

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2026 12:51 am
by Katzy

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About the game — Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn Remastered
The original Command & Conquer returns with remastered graphics and music. Command GDI or the Brotherhood of Nod, harvest Tiberium and build an army; the collection includes The Covert Operations expansion.
View the collection on Steam

About the game — Command & Conquer: Red Alert Remastered
Red Alert brings the Allies and Soviets into an alternate-history war with distinctive armies and experimental weapons. The remaster includes the Counterstrike and The Aftermath expansions.
View the collection on Steam

A table for Command & Conquer Remastered Collection on Steam.
Supported game version: v1.153.
Download v2.68 below.

Older versions contained other people’s code; it was removed starting with v2.

How to:
Start the game, open the table in Cheat Engine and allow its Lua script. Tick the matching MAIN section, then choose your options. Use a single-player campaign or skirmish with one human-controlled side.

Options and how to use them
  • Infinite Money
    Adds a temporary 30,000-credit spending allowance. Turning it off removes the allowance and keeps your unspent earnings.

  • Infinite Power
    Keeps your base powered. Turning it off restores normal power requirements.

  • Instant Build
    Finishes construction and unit production quickly. You still need the money and required buildings. Keep factory exits clear.

  • Infinite Aircraft Ammo
    Keeps aircraft from running out of ammo. Empty aircraft need to reload at an airfield once first.

  • Instant Superweapons
    Readies available superweapons after each use. In Red Alert, GPS launches automatically when ready. Required buildings and power still apply, and single-use powers remain single-use.

  • Engineer Capture at Any Health
    Red Alert only: lets engineers capture buildings regardless of their remaining health.

  • Invulnerability - Selected Units and Buildings
    Select up to 128 units and buildings you own during a match, then enable to protect that group. A highlight marks protected targets; changing your selection does not move protection.
    To protect another group, turn it off, select the new group and enable it again. Protection resets when you load or start a map. Capture, selling and scripted removal are still possible.

  • No Friendly Fire
    Prevents splash damage between your own units and buildings. Direct hits can still cause damage.

  • Reveal Map - Full
    Shows terrain and objects. This can affect mission events; use Visual Only for campaigns. Use only one Reveal Map mode at a time.

  • Reveal Map - Visual Only
    Shows terrain without revealing every object. Normal exploration and movement restrictions remain. Use only one reveal mode at a time.

  • Clear All
    Turns off all cheats and both MAIN sections.

Fuel the Cheats - Tip Katzy


Re: [Steam]Command & Conquer Remastered [TD&RA] (1.153.745903)

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2026 11:54 am
by Alex Darkside
Katzy wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 12:51 am

My first Cheat Table

(Google translation)

When did you create this table?


Re: [Steam]Command & Conquer Remastered [TD&RA] (1.153.745903)

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2026 1:10 pm
by Katzy
Alex Darkside wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 11:54 am
Katzy wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 12:51 am

My first Cheat Table

(Google translation)

When did you create this table?

last night


Re: [Steam]Command & Conquer Remastered [TD&RA] (1.153.745903)

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2026 1:36 pm
by Alex Darkside
Katzy wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 1:10 pm

last night

(Google translation)

If, as you say, you created this table yesterday, then why does your table contain someone else's table created 6 years ago? And why didn't you indicate that you took another author's table? Why did you attribute the authorship of this table to yourself?


Re: [Steam]Command & Conquer Remastered [TD&RA] (1.153.745903)

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2026 2:00 pm
by Katzy
Alex Darkside wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 1:36 pm
Katzy wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 1:10 pm

last night

(Google translation)

If, as you say, you created this table yesterday, then why does your table contain someone else's table created 6 years ago? And why didn't you indicate that you took another author's table? Why did you attribute the authorship of this table to yourself?

my bad, i did use that as a base and forgot the credit.

Corrected first post.

take it what you will.

let me figure out something unique.