Supported Games
Top-level game packs that are maintained in the GtkRadiant Subversion server exist for the following games . Generally, this includes support for all expansions and modifications as well.
- CodeRED: Alien Arena- Uses a specialized version called AARadiant.
- DarkPlaces
- Doom 3- A Windows-only variant called D3Radiant (based on Q3Radiant, not GtkRadiant) is integrated into Doom 3. GtkRadiant 1.5.x can be used to make Doom 3 maps in Linux, by utilizing Doom 3's integrated map compiler in conjunction.
- Half-Life
- Heretic II
- Nexuiz
- Prey
- Quake
- Quake II
- Quake III Arena
- Quake 4- Being based on the Doom 3 engine, it also uses a version of D3Radiant internally, called Q4Radiant. However, GtkRadiant 1.5 can still be used to create maps on Linux.
- Return To Castle Wolfenstein
- Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
- Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix
- Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force
- Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast
- Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
- Tremulous
- UFO: Alien Invasion
- War§ow
- Urban Terror
Support has previously existed for the following:
- Medal of Honor: Allied Assault
- Call of Duty
- Call of Duty 2
In addition, the following games and projects use GtkRadiant as a map editor, by using the GtkRadiant Quake III Arena game pack and an external map compiler or converter:
- Crystal Space game engine
- Irrlicht game engine (supports Q3A .bsp files)
Custom game packs exist for these games:
- Blob Wars : Blob And Conquer
- GunZ: The Duel
- Neverball
The following games use modified versions of GtkRadiant as a community map editor in combination with a series of other tools available in their editing kits:
- Call of Duty 4
- Call of Duty World at War
The following games use modified versions of GtkRadiant, but do not have a map editor available for the community.
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
- Call of Duty: Black Ops
- Call of Duty: Black Ops II
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