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Jan 16 2013 Anchor | |
Hey everyone. I'm still learning a lot of the basics of game programming. I'm a CS major in college, so I know how to code, but I like to study peoples' techniques and methods. In fact, I find that it's the best way to learn for me! With that said, I was hoping someone could point out some games with open source codes (in C++) that I can study. It'd be very appreciated! I'm already going through HL2's source code. What else is out there? P.S.: I should mention that I'm not really looking for AAA titles that have released their assets (because that doesn't happen much). The only thing I care about is that it's a functioning game! So, I mean, even if it's a one level 2D platformer that you made in a day, I'd still love to see its source! Thanks! |
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Jan 16 2013 Anchor | ||
Take a look at id Softwares projects, They are mostly open source. |
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Jan 16 2013 Anchor | ||
The Torque 3D engine is open source. |
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Jan 16 2013 Anchor | ||
reviews of all (?) of id's gpl releases: Fabiensanglard.net -- Go play some Quake 2: q2server.fuzzylogicinc.com |
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Jan 18 2013 Anchor | ||
yeah like return to castle wolfenstein is open source |
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Jan 19 2013 Anchor | |
Sweet, thanks for the leads everyone! |
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Jan 23 2013 Anchor | ||
SuperTuxKart is completely open source and uses the Irrlicht game engine (which is itself open source). You can get the source for STK here supertuxkart.sourceforge.net/Downloads |
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