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* [https://github.com/fuzzzzzz/source-sdk-2013 fuzzzzzz/source-sdk-2013] - [[User:Fuzz|Nicolas Kirsch]]'s repo contains the SDK 2013 source with bug fixes and a few features. MISSING (2019)
* [https://github.com/fuzzzzzz/source-sdk-2013 fuzzzzzz/source-sdk-2013] - [[User:Fuzz|Nicolas Kirsch]]'s repo contains the SDK 2013 source with bug fixes and a few features. MISSING (2019)
* [https://github.com/sandern/py-source-sdk-2013 sandern/py-source-sdk-2013] - [[User:Sander|Sander van Noort]]'s repo contains the SDK 2013 source with auto generated bindings for Python 3
* [https://github.com/sandern/py-source-sdk-2013 sandern/py-source-sdk-2013] - [[User:Sander|Sander van Noort]]'s repo contains the SDK 2013 source with auto generated bindings for Python 3
* [https://github.com/Nbc66/source-sdk-2013-ce Nbc66/source-sdk-2013-ce] - [[User:Nbc66|Nbc66]] & [[User:GamerDude27|Ian B.]]'s repo contains the SDK 2013 source with bug fixes and optional enhancements + experimental additions.


If you set up another GitHub repository that would be a good place for mod makers to pull from, please add it to the list.
If you set up another GitHub repository that would be a good place for mod makers to pull from, please add it to the list.


[[Category: SDK 2013]]
[[Category: SDK 2013]]

Revision as of 07:33, 7 September 2020

The Source modding community has stepped up to maintain various repositories that include Valve's SDK code plus community changes. You can find a list of some of the options for getting the source code from the community below.

If you set up another GitHub repository that would be a good place for mod makers to pull from, please add it to the list.