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Capture the Flag is a team-based FPS game for the Minetest engine
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README.md

CaptureTheFlag

Uses the CTF PvP engine

  • Fast rounds of CTF games
  • Removed nodes for focus

USE RECURSIVE CLONING!

Capture the flag uses several submodules. Make sure to grab them all by cloning like this:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/MT-CTF/capturetheflag.git

System Requirements

Recommended

Hosting your server using the dummy backend

minimum

Hosting your server using the leveldb or redis backend

Hosting using sqlite on an SSD or ramdisk (with this guide)

License

Created by rubenwardy Code: LGPLv2.1+ Textures: CC-BY-SA 3.0

Mods

Check out mods/ to see all the installed mods and their respective licenses.

update.sh

Content in this repository and its sub-modules are arranged in a manner best optimised for distribution. For all features of CTF to work properly, run update.sh instead of manually syncing the local copy. update.sh automatically pulls the latest master of the repository and all its submodules, and does some extra processing to make stuff work.