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This project incorporates code and assets from various open-source projects. We are grateful to the following creators and communities for their contributions:
- Godot Engine: The game engine powering this project (MIT License).
- Decentraland: LiveKit Rust extension architecture inspired by Decentraland's open-source implementations.
- TLabWebViewVR: Browser extension functionality adapted from TLabWebViewVR and Unity XR Interaction Toolkit to supplement Godot's WebView capabilities.
- Justin Barnett: Physics-based hand interaction and PID controller architecture based on Justin Barnett's VR research and implementations.
- Norodix: Copyright (c) 2022 Norodix for the mirror implementation.
- World Grab Demo: The "Simple World Grab" implementation is based on the World Grab demo projects, providing a robust foundation for VR world manipulation.
- Godot XR Tools: Various XR interaction patterns, pointer rigs, and scripts are derived from the Godot XR Tools library.
- Godot Jolt Physics: High-performance physics engine for Godot via the Godot Jolt extension.
- LiveKit: Networking infrastructure for real-time video, audio, and data.
- Nakama: Distributed server for social and real-time games and apps.
- Procedural Materials & Shaders: Materials used in the tools demo, including grass, sand, marble, ice, and lava effects, are created through procedural generation and custom shaders.
- Oracle Cloud: Cloud hosting and server infrastructure.
- Sentry: Error tracking and performance monitoring.
Various components in the addons/ and multiplayer/ directories carry their own licenses (MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.). Please refer to the individual LICENSE files within those directories for details