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PlayCanvas engine repository documentation: README, LICENSE and CONTRIBUTING notes
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A documentation-only note for web game and 3D developers on what the PlayCanvas engine repository files say about the engine, its install and usage example, features, build and contribution conventions, and its licence file. Nothing was installed or run, and example content and assets are not covered by the licence file read.
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PlayCanvas engine repository documentation: README, LICENSE and CONTRIBUTING notes
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A documentation-only note for web game and 3D developers on what the PlayCanvas engine repository files say about the engine, its install and usage example, features, build and contribution conventions, and its licence file. Nothing was installed or run, and example content and assets are not covered by the licence file read.
Useful starting points
- The licence file does not name its licence in its text, so check what the project permits before reusing code or assets.
- The README says building the engine needs Node.js 18 or newer; the contributing guide says building is optional and mainly for testing builds.
- The contributing guide asks for one focused feature or fix per pull request and for tests with new features.
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