I just fell in love with Valve
http://i40.tinypic.com/ehgrjr.png
Mind = blown
Edit: obviously it's not "open source" to the same level as Linux or BSD; I suppose it's still proprietary. But you can still read the source code. That's more than most game engines.
It seems that the entire industry is shifting to open source. Even microsoft have OSI-vetted licenses.
Mind = blown
Edit: obviously it's not "open source" to the same level as Linux or BSD; I suppose it's still proprietary. But you can still read the source code. That's more than most game engines.
It seems that the entire industry is shifting to open source. Even microsoft have OSI-vetted licenses.
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Of course, they are going to release TF3, Portal 2, and HL3 right after they release that! XD
Still cool though.
Still cool though.
After they released it?
Open Steam, click "Tools" tab and install Source SDK.
You can get it right now.
Open Steam, click "Tools" tab and install Source SDK.
You can get it right now.
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Ironic how the Quake and Unreal engine moves to proprietary while everyone else moves to open source.
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Huh? id has been consistently making its engines open source around 10 years after release since Wolfenstein 3D.
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