Set the priority for logging information. +borderless - Run in borderless windowed mode.+sdlnoaccel - Disables hardware acceleration.+modpath="." - Set the modpath (ie, where mods overwriting content will read from).Defaults to /My Documents/My Games/Diablo II. +homepath="." - Set the homepath (ie, where your game saves data to).+basepath="." - Set the basepath (ie, where your game is installed to).Generally speaking you will want to run the game from a separate directory from the main game, in order to not screw up your original installation.Īnd OpenD2 adds a few of its own, which start with + instead of -: libsdl2-dev (or libsdl2-devel on Red Hat based systems)Īfter that, the following commands can be used to install:Ĭmake.libglm-dev (or libglm-devel on Red Hat based systems).libglew-dev (or libglew-devel on Red Hat based systems).LinuxĬompilation on Linux requires the following prerequisites: Then, simply open the project file in whatever IDE you want. (This is so that the git repository doesn't pick this up as a source directory). Set the "Where to build the files" to be. Run cmake-gui and set the Source directory to this folder. To compile this project on Windows, all you will need is CMake and Visual Studio 2017 or later. If you would like to contribute to this project, please fork it and submit pull requests. Most of the main menu works outside of that. Currently, you can connect to a TCP/IP game and it will show up on the other end that you've connected, however it will stall on loading. The majority of the gamecode is still being written. Also, it will not support the cinematics because those use the proprietary BINK format. It will not support Open or Closed in order to minimize legal issues. It will run on Linux, Mac and Windows, without the need for emulators (ie, Wine).It will run better than Blizzard's game, and won't require fiddling with Windows compatibility settings or running as Administrator to work.In the past, mods relied on reverse engineering the game through hooking and memory patches to create advanced features. However it will try to remain as close as possible to the original game experience. Ideally it will also be compatible in TCP/IP games with the original client, but this may not be feasible. It uses the original game files, and uses the original game's save files.
Simply put, this project is a total rewrite of the game engine. A project to open-source Diablo 2, under the GNU General Public License.
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