Turtle Arena game code.

To use this you'll need the Spearmint engine.

• On Windows, install Cygwin and mingw-w64.
• Get the source for Spearmint and build it using make.
• Get the source for this repo and build it using make.
• Copy the turtle-arena-data to turtle-arena-code/build/release-mingw32-x86/baseturtle/data.pk3dir

If you put both projects in the same directory you can launch the game using;

spearmint/build/release-mingw32-x86/spearmint_x86.exe +set fs_basepath "turtle-arena-code/build/release-mingw32-x86/" +set fs_game "baseturtle"

On Linux and OS X you'll need to put ./ before the command and substitute the correct platform and architecture (look in the build directory).

ebx-code is licensed under a modified version of the GNU GPLv3 (or at your option, any later version). This is due to including code from Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.

Submitted contributions must be given with permission to use as GPLv2 (two) and any later version; unless the file is under a license besides the GPL, in which case that license applies. This allows me to potentially change the license to GPLv2 or later in the future.

• Zack Middleton (main developer)
• Tobias Kuehnhammer (feedback / bug reports / Bot AI fixes)
• And other contributors

Spearmint contains code from;

• Quake 3 - id Software
• ioquake3 - ioquake3 contributors
• RTCW SP - Gray Matter Interactive
• RTCW MP - Nerve Software
• Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory - Splash Damage
• Tremulous - Dark Legion Development
• World of Padman - Padworld Entertainment
• ioEF engine - Thilo Schulz
• NetRadiant's q3map2 - Rudolf Polzer
• OpenArena - OpenArena contributors
• OpenMoHAA - OpenMoHAA contributors
• Xreal (triangle mesh collision) - Robert Beckebans
• ZEQ2-lite (cel shading) - ZEQ2 project