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Contributing to the Atomic Game Engine

Contribution Copyrights and Licensing

Atomic Game Engine contributors retain the copyright to their contribution and agree to irrevocably license the contribution under the Atomic Game Engine Contribution License CONTRIBUTION_LICENSE.md (MIT)

To make a code contribution to the Atomic Game Engine

  • Fork the Atomic Game Engine Github repository and make your changes. Use a well named topic branch for the changes, preferably with uppercase and dashes, use your initials at the beginning of the branch name e.g. JME-EDITOR-FIXES. Fork off the master branch. Avoid forking from repository work branches as they may get rebased.

  • Test your changes as thoroughly as possible.

  • Ensure your code follows the general code style of the engine and scripts. There needs to be an explicit style guide, in the meantime try to follow the general style in the code base. Check that your diff looks as clean and minimal as possible.

  • Add yourself to the end of the "Contributors" list in AUTHORS.md if you're not already on the list. By doing this you confirm that:

    • You own the rights to the contribution, or have the legal right to license the contribution under the Atomic Game Engine Contribution License CONTRIBUTION_LICENSE.md on behalf of the copyright owner(s).

    • You, or the copyright owner(s), agree to irrevocably license the contribution under the Atomic Game Engine Contribution License CONTRIBUTION_LICENSE.md

    • Please include a link to your GitHub profile to allow your contribution to be identified accurately.

  • Create a pull request in Github. For now, the "base branch" should be "master", i.e. the pull requests are merged directly to the master branch. In the description:

    • Summarize the change and the motivation for the change.

To report bugs or request features

Use GitHub issues to report bugs or request features:

  • Please include a compilation or execution log to help diagnosis.