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== History == | == History == | ||
The project | The project is led by [[User:KiwifruitDev|KiwifruitDev]] when it began development in May 2022 after discussion in the {{sfm|4.1}} community regarding the desire for an open-source filmmaker. | ||
An attempt was made to license {{src|1}} for the project alongside efforts towards a {{steamicon|1}} release, however the request to license the engine was declined | An attempt was made to license {{src|4.1}} for the project alongside efforts towards a {{steamicon|4.1}} release, however, the request to license the engine was declined, and due to its similarity to {{sfm|1}}, the software was ultimately not permitted to release on {{steamicon|1}}.{{ref|2}} | ||
From June 2023 to September 2023, development was on hiatus until it had been reset in October 2023 after switching its {{src|1}} base from | From June 2023 to September 2023, development was on hiatus until it had been reset in October 2023 after switching its {{src|4.1}} base from {{asd|4.1}} to {{mapbase|4.1}}. | ||
On October 23 2023, the {{src|1}} branch was switched from {{src13sp | On October 23 2023, the {{src|4.1}} branch was switched from {{src13sp}} to {{src13mp}}, and {{mapbase|4.1}} support was dropped. | ||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 8 February 2024
Director's Cut is a community-driven filmmaking mod for the Source engine.
This software is under active open source development through GitHub.[1]
Director's Cut is based on Source 2013's engine branch. Therefore, much of the documentation on this wiki pertaining to Source 2013 may also apply to Director's Cut.
History
The project is led by KiwifruitDev when it began development in May 2022 after discussion in the 
Source Filmmaker community regarding the desire for an open-source filmmaker.
An attempt was made to license 
Source for the project alongside efforts towards a 
Steam release, however, the request to license the engine was declined, and due to its similarity to Source Filmmaker, the software was ultimately not permitted to release on Steam.[2]
From June 2023 to September 2023, development was on hiatus until it had been reset in October 2023 after switching its Source base from 
Alien Swarm Deferred to 
Mapbase.
On October 23 2023, the Source branch was switched from 
to 
, and Mapbase support was dropped.
Features
Usage
See also
External links
- Director's Cut Github
- Director's Cut Discord
- Director's Cut YouTube
- r/DirectorsCut
- Director's Cut on X (Twitter)
- Director's Cut on Bluesky
References
-
@DirectorsCutMod - Director's Cut development is back up and running through the Source SDK. X (Twitter). Retrieved October 9 2023.
- @DirectorsCutMod - Director's Cut is discontinued as it is not allowed to be published on Steam. X (Twitter). Retrieved September 15 2023.