Page 1 of 1
Arcane 0.16
Posted:
29 May 2008, 22:22by Nate
This is the last version to be released. Nate said:
This demo also includes the source to arcane, the client, server, deckbuilder, and plugins. I won't be continuing development, but this code is GPL, so someone else who is willing to take the legal risk of using WotC's property can do what they want with it (except charge for use of the software).
12.73MB
http://www.mediafire.com/?xbqn9txnzl2
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
26 Aug 2008, 19:31by Nate
The link is dead. Is there somewhere we can put Arcane so it stays available? IMO it is a useful project, I'd hate to see it unavailable to someone who might be able to make use of it.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
26 Aug 2008, 19:49by Snacko
You can always post it on googlecode, they don't prune their projects / files too often.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
26 Aug 2008, 20:01by Huggybaby
Link fixed.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
28 Aug 2008, 00:53by Huggybaby
Since Nate has finally registered, I was able to give him ownership of this topic.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
30 Aug 2008, 00:01by Huggybaby
Hey Snacko, were you able to use this? Was the link and contents OK? Or are you still updating the older code?
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
30 Aug 2008, 08:30by Snacko
Everything was ok, and the next deckbuilder will be based on this.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
30 Sep 2008, 21:59by Nate
SWEEEET!
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
19 Jul 2009, 09:29by Nate
When does the MTG gameplay copyright expire? 2015? Maybe I'll be back!
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
19 Jul 2009, 18:16by Snacko
It's only patented in US, it's safe in EU/rest of the world as long as you don't use copyrighted material.
And yes 2015 is the expiration date for the US patent.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
19 Jul 2009, 18:25by Huggybaby
OMG, in six years American non-MTG gamers can legally turn their cards sideways without infringing a patent.
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
01 Feb 2010, 14:29by Mr.Chaos
Huggybaby wrote:OMG, in six years American non-MTG gamers can legally turn their cards sideways without infringing a patent.
What about American tapdancers? Have they been grouded all these years?
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
13 Feb 2024, 01:12by Nate
Nate wrote:When does the MTG gameplay copyright expire? 2015? Maybe I'll be back!
I'm back, as promised, if late!
I won't resurrect Arcane as a platform for rules enforced play, but I'll try resurrecting the deck builder and rules viewer (see that thread).
Re: Arcane 0.16
Posted:
13 Feb 2024, 01:22by Huggybaby
Holy moly, Nate is back?! Welcome, again!