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Revision as of 04:05, 1 July 2007

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If you're interested in editing mods or creating your own mods, see the Mod Development page.

Spring Client-Compatible Mods

Mods traditionally constitute additions to a game that change the way it works. However, the term Mod when used in connection to the Spring project refers to a game in its own right that runs on the Spring engine. The following mods adhere to the official Mod_specification which ensures that they work with the Lobby Client.


This site is kept for historical reasons, all mods here are incompatible to the current spring engine, maybe they work with an older version of the Engine.
- please use Category:Games if you search for playable games!


Gimmick Mods

Mod Mutators

Mods in Production

Unreleased
Released Incomplete

Incomplete Mods

These consist of "crude" mods that do not work with the current builds of the Spring engine and incomplete projects that are not in production. You can download many of the following other, partially functioning Mods from: File Universe:

Other Resources

  • File Universe link
  • "Mods, Races, TCs, Unit Packs" entry in the tauniverse.com forum
  • Modweb_Generator is a tool that allows you to set up a web that shows information about mods, this page has some example mod-webs.
  • Modinfo shows information about units/weapons/corpses etc stuff, in almost any mod (if some mod is missing, PM at TradeMark). Modinfo has also an "error reporting" tool, which shows errors in the TDF files, like missing ; marks. "find errors" utility shows several types of errors, and other useful information about cleaning up your mod.