pkgsrc/games/freedoom/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.3 2019/10/30 10:33:02 micha Exp $

SHA1 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = 7747cf5044b60005b561befa94ccb753935e24e7
RMD160 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = b0b7312ce6824f33ec50a3293ed97f11d33a6017
SHA512 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = c1cb0a45976b82d092cb0aaf6958fa920dc7c7e2fdd8dcc8ae9a3b622f648e2b78d1e8022a2d501e33965949f03643a63d1d25f7f03312a8831d430dd1c5af18
Size (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = 21996221 bytes
games/freedoom: Update to 0.12.1 2019-10-30 11:33:02 +01:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.3 2019/10/30 10:33:02 micha Exp $
games/freedoom: import freedoom-0.11.3nb1 The Freedoom project aims to create a complete free content first person shooter game. But Freedoom by itself is just the raw material for a game: it must be paired with a compatible game engine to be played. id Software released the source code to their classic game, Doom, under the GNU General Public License. This means that the program code that powers Doom is free; Freedoom complements this with free levels, artwork, sound effects and music to make a completely free game. Freedoom is actually three games in one, consisting of two single player campaigns and one set of levels intended for multiplayer deathmatch (FreeDM). Note: This package contains no game engine, only the data (wad) files. 2019-08-26 18:22:42 +02:00
games/freedoom: Update to 0.12.1 2019-10-30 11:33:02 +01:00			`SHA1 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = 7747cf5044b60005b561befa94ccb753935e24e7`
			`RMD160 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = b0b7312ce6824f33ec50a3293ed97f11d33a6017`
			`SHA512 (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = c1cb0a45976b82d092cb0aaf6958fa920dc7c7e2fdd8dcc8ae9a3b622f648e2b78d1e8022a2d501e33965949f03643a63d1d25f7f03312a8831d430dd1c5af18`
			`Size (freedoom-0.12.1.zip) = 21996221 bytes`