[xoreos-devel] Greetings and the Nebula Engine

[Juhana Sadeharju]

I'm long time follower of GNU/Linux game dev scene. Nebula engine is 
valid today because the games are still available. But can Nebula be 
compiled and used to play the games? I have not checked that because I 
have downloaded source codes only for learning purposes. So many game 
engine source codes available but do they help us in this project?


BTW, that spttools license issue: I'm unable to use git in my PC, modify 
and update. Could be easier if you copy my source codes to elsewehere 
and change license. With my permission, to GPL, to MIT, or equivalent.



On 12.9.2018 18:27, Robert Hall wrote:
> Greetings list,
>
> I just recently joined the project and wanted to send a hello to the 
> devs. So... hello! My interest is primarily with the NWN2 engine, with 
> which I have been involved for close to a decade now. However, I have 
> also enjoyed a number of the other games this engine will support.
>
> On another topic:
>
> Last night I discovered a sourceForge project that has a release of 
> the source code for the Nebula Engine. This is (supposedly) the Radon 
> Labs game engine used for the old 'Drakensang: The Dark Eye' game, 
> which looks and runs rather similarly to NWN2. Here's the site:
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/nebuladevice/
>
> It is released under the MIT License and includes OpenGL rendering 
> support. I haven't looked at the code base yet, but possibly it 
> includes some useful examples?
>
> -- 
>   Bob
>
>  "A fish rots from the head down"
>  -- Ancient proverb
>
>
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