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indeed. but the given example does not contradict what I said. the binary might be sold. source has to be provided to anyone that bought the binary. in the given example, the friend that bought the binary (and has the source) would not have been allowed to share the binary. thus there would be no ne...

interestingly enough, you do not have to provide the modified sources openly to everyone, but only to your paying customers. so it would not be necessary to provide online download links. it would be quite sufficient to give private links to paying customers or provide the sources to them via physic...

like others said, the difficult part will be the integration of a "multiple player-actor concept" into an engine that has been designed to be strictly single-player centric. the networking code and any new additional use-cases for interaction between players you might have in mind is quite...