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There are curently three systems for spring content files: | There are curently three systems for spring content files: | ||
*[[rapid]] is currently for games only (rsync like) | |||
*[[upq]] allows to search for games maps and engine | |||
*[[plasma]] allows to search for games and maps | |||
These systems allow to automaticly download files. | These systems allow to automaticly download files. | ||
==clients/implementations== | ==clients/implementations== | ||
*[[ | *[[SpringLobby]] (c++, cross-platform) | ||
*[[chobby]] (lua, cross-platform) | |||
*[[ | |||
*[[pr-downloader]] (c++, cross-platform) | *[[pr-downloader]] (c++, cross-platform) | ||
[[Category: Download_Systems]] | [[Category: Download_Systems]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:07, 10 March 2020
There are curently three systems for spring content files:
- rapid is currently for games only (rsync like)
- upq allows to search for games maps and engine
- plasma allows to search for games and maps
These systems allow to automaticly download files.
clients/implementations
- SpringLobby (c++, cross-platform)
- chobby (lua, cross-platform)
- pr-downloader (c++, cross-platform)
