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IW4L
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Copyright 2026 vladtrc
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IW4L was originally developed by vladtrc.
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https://github.com/vladtrc/iw4L
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IW4L is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0; see LICENSE.
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Third-party material bundled with this repository
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Both fonts below are compiled into the IW4L binary with `include_bytes!`, so
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they are redistributed with every build. Any archive that ships an IW4L binary
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ships these two licence texts with it.
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Oxanium (crates/ui/assets/Oxanium-Regular.ttf)
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Copyright 2019 The Oxanium Project Authors
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https://github.com/sevmeyer/oxanium
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SIL Open Font License 1.1 — full text in crates/ui/assets/OFL-Oxanium.txt
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GNU FreeFont (crates/console/assets/FreeMono.otf)
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Copyright (C) 2002-2012 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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https://www.gnu.org/software/freefont/
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GNU General Public License v3 or later, with the GNU font exception — full
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text in crates/console/assets/COPYING-FreeFont.txt. The exception is what
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makes embedding the font in an Apache-2.0 binary possible: a document or
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program that merely uses the font is not thereby covered by the GPL. The
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font itself is unmodified and remains under the GPL.
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Third-party source code
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No third-party source code is vendored in this repository, and the build links
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no third-party project named below. IW4L's own dependencies are the crates
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declared in Cargo.toml, under their own licences.
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References consulted during development
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These projects were read while working out how the original games behave. They
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are named here because the reading happened, not because anything of theirs is
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distributed: none of them is vendored, linked, bundled or otherwise shipped.
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OpenAssetTools — https://github.com/Laupetin/OpenAssetTools
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Open-source modding tools for older Call of Duty games. Its asset-structure
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headers document the on-disk layouts IW4L reads. Licensed under GPLv3.
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oat (iw4x-x64 fork of OpenAssetTools) — https://github.com/iw4x-x64/oat
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The x64 fork, at revision 3a7442dee5ce040cfdb8da23fdb9fb525b5f743e, is the
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tree whose IW4MS headers were read for the 64-bit FastFile layouts.
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Licensed under GPLv3, like its upstream. No file in this repository is
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compiled against, generated from or distributed with those headers.
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IW4x — https://github.com/iw4x/iw4x-client
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A custom client for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009), with dedicated
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servers, security fixes and modding support. Read as a cross-reference for
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asset and protocol behaviour. Licensed under GPLv3.
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KisakCOD — https://github.com/SwagSoftware/KisakCOD
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A Call of Duty 4 open-source reimplementation. Read as a cross-reference for
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engine structure. IW4L targets IW4, so this is a neighbouring generation of
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the same engine family, not the same codebase.
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Ghidra — https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra
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The software reverse engineering framework the original game binaries were
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read with. A development tool: none of it, and none of its output, is
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committed here or distributed with IW4L. Licensed under Apache 2.0.
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Game content
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No Call of Duty game data is contained in this repository or in any IW4L
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release archive. IW4L reads game data from a copy of the game the user already
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owns and has installed. Call of Duty, Modern Warfare, Black Ops, related
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trademarks and all original game assets belong to their respective owners.
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IW4L is not affiliated with, endorsed by or supported by them.
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