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Latest release: v1.3.0.1
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Please note: parts of this wiki still refer to v1.0.4, but v1.3.0.1 is the current release.
Please don't completely rely on the information found here, as it may be outdated.

AssaultCube is a free, open source, first person shooter based on the popular Cube FPS. It is multi-platform and low on system and networking requirements. It is set in realistic looking environments with fast and fun gameplay. AssaultCube can be found on Wikipedia. Feel free to check out AssaultCube's homepage.

Guides

Getting Started

Paradigms & Parlance

Playing & Hosting

Mapping & Modding

  • The same basic approach applies to AssaultCube that applies to the Cube Engine base it arose from in the dawn of times before AssaultCube.
  • Map packaging - Once you have created a map for AssaultCube, this will tell you the proper procedure on how to package it for release.

Community

If you are interested in clans, check the list of all known clans.

  • Quadropolis publishes and accepts user-made content - so this is where your new fancy map can go!
  • Our Forum lets you talk to your friends, enemies and anyone else who has interest in Assaultcube in less-than-real-time!
  • Internet Relay Chat lets you talk to your friends, enemies and anyone else who has interest in AssaultCube in real-time!
  • Discord lets you talk to your friends, enemies and anyone else who has interest in AssaultCube in real-time!
  • ActionFPS a community competitive league

Help!

If you have a problem or a question, try reading the AssaultCube Documentation.

If your question is still not answered, you might want to check the frequently asked questions, search the forum or ask a question in Internet Relay Chat. The IRC Channel Guide will aid you.

For getting the quickest, most helpful and most likely a correct response to your question, you should follow a few simple guidelines. It might be useful to read up on how not to be a Help Vampire and how to Ask Smart Questions. However, a quick run-down of the main points you should keep in mind is:

  • Inform us of what your operating system is and what modifications (if any) have been made.
  • Provide us the specifications of your hardware and software involved - usually graphics and audio cards, chipsets and their driver revisions.
  • Provide us with information of how you obtained AC or other packages such as from SourceForge, GetDeb, Debian or other repositories.
  • Describe, in detail, and reproduce your error and provide as much insight into what you think might cause the error or issue.
  • If you have an output (console or screenshot), then make sure it is verbose and provide that.

Misc

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