
Released on 2018-04-01
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The linux binaries are made with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, if they don't work on your system, you can make the binaries from source.
Available as package openclonk on most Linux distributions:
Click on the icon of your distribution for more info and to see if the packed version is the current one.
https://github.com/openclonk/openclonk
The OpenClonk Editor comes bundled with the main installation and is the prime tool for creating and trying out own OpenClonk maps collaboratively and in-game.
Read more or watch on YouTube.
The C4DT Eclipse plugin is a rich environment for content development. The editor offers many useful features for editing and debugging scripts you might know from other IDEs.
Mape is a tool for editing dynamic landscapes. It shows a live preview of the generated landscape and reports syntax errors. Download it from the development snapshots page.
nanoMill is a small application to edit and create openclonk content files.
Currently under development.
If you wish to follow cutting edge development, this is for you. A new snapshot is provided for each change made to the repository and runs out of the box.
You can download the extended OpenClonk Soundtrack (190MB) with music from David Oerther. For licensing reasons, it is not included in the main package. To install, simply replace the original file with this one in your installation folder.
Listen to the entire soundtrack in this popup player.