Lugaru goes open-source
In the spirit of the Humble Indie Bundle, we have decided to release the source code to Lugaru! Our community has already made some great mods by editing the levels and graphics, but source code access will allow for much deeper modifications. The coding style is what you might expect from a self-taught high school student, so it could be a challenge to understand, but feel free to give it a shot!
The Mercurial repository is being set up by Ryan Gordon at icculus.org, but it's not ready yet -- if you are impatient, you can download a snapshot of the code here. We are releasing the source code under the General Public License(GPL), which means you can distribute modified versions of the Lugaru code, but they must also be open-source under the GPL. The game assets are included in the snapshot, and can be redistributed for free, but cannot be resold without our permission.
The source code release is based on the most recent Mac and Linux versions, so it should compile as-is on those platforms from the command-line.
Also: Humble Indie Bundle goes Open Source
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