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[http://trac.caspring.org/wiki/sd Spring Downloader] | [http://trac.caspring.org/wiki/sd Spring Downloader] | ||
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more advanced Linux users may use [http://github.com/tvo/rapid rapid]. | more advanced Linux users may use [http://github.com/tvo/rapid rapid]. | ||
(Note: Spring Downloader and SpringLobby are included in the Engine Installer which you can [[Download#Spring_Engine_Updates|download here]].) | (Note: Spring Downloader and SpringLobby are included in the Engine Installer which you can [[Download#Spring_Engine_Updates|download here]].) | ||
Revision as of 06:23, 19 July 2010
Game installers (for players)
Below are some of the download pages of games using the Spring engine:
For more Spring games, check out the Games page. Please note that some of them will require you to have the engine installed in order to work, as they don't come with their own installer.
Universal Downloaders
As Spring itself is just an engine and does not contain game content.
There are several options for getting games/maps though, one is using the internal downloaders of the lobbies:
Spring Downloader SpringLobby
more advanced Linux users may use rapid.
(Note: Spring Downloader and SpringLobby are included in the Engine Installer which you can download here.)
