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Ground Zero for Yamagi Quake II

Ground Zero for Yamagi Quake II is a bugfixed version of the second official missionpack released for Quake II. It's based upon the Quake II SDK source code and licensed under GPL version 2:

Hundreds of bugs were fixed and some convenience features added. The missionpack is intended to be used with Yamagi Quake II, but it's also fully backward compatible with the last Quake II pointrelease 3.20 and may work with other source ports.

Officially supported operating systems are:

  • FreeBSD
  • Linux
  • Windows

Beside theses Ground Zero for Yamagi Quake II has community support for MacOS and most other unixoid operating systems, including NetBSD, OpenBSD and Solaris.

Development

Ground Zero for Yamagi Quake II is a community driven project and lives from community involvement. Please report bugs in our issue tracker:

We are always open to code contributions, no matter if they are small bugfixes or bigger features. However, Yamagi Quake II is a conservative project with big focus on stability and backward compatibility. We don't accept breaking changes. When in doubt please open an issue and ask if a contribution in welcome before putting too much work into it. Open a pull request to submit code:

Also have a look at our contributors guide:

Documentation

Yamagi Quake II has rather extensive documentation covering all relevant areas from installation and configuration to package building. Have a look at the documentation index:

Releases

Ground Zero for Yamagi Quake II releases at an irregular schedule. The official releases with source code tarballs and prebuild Windows binaries can be found at the homepage:

Our CI builds unsupported Linux, MacOS and Windows binaries at every commit. The artifacts can be found here: