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Top10 is a realistic go-kart racing game available on MS Windows and GNU/Linux.
It features a unique track editor allowing to quickly create and edit realistic tracks.

The source code is covered by the GPL v2 and is available at http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/top10/, allowing everyone to modify all aspects of the game.

Most of the data is available under the by-nc-sa v2.0 Creative Commons license.

News

File download moved to savannah
By: System Administrator on: Thu 31 of Jan, 2008 [17:03 UTC] (564 reads)

Downloads have been moved from the main web site to savannah. See the "download" section further below on this page for direct links.

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Registering accounts now works
By: jode on: Sun 25 of Nov, 2007 [21:16 UTC] (510 reads)

A bug made it impossible for new users to register. That bug is now fixed.

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Feature wishlist
By: jode on: Fri 02 of Nov, 2007 [17:28 UTC] (505 reads)

Do you think there is there a feature Top10 lacks (I bet there is...)? Here is your chance to influence the future of Top10:

Go to the "Top10 requests" tracker and submit your request. The feature will be discussed, and eventually it will be accepted or turned down by the developer(s).

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Reorganising the site
By: System Administrator on: Thu 01 of Nov, 2007 [16:54 UTC] (1253 reads)

Major changes to the web site

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Executables

These are development versions, which may be unstable.
For MS Windows platforms, you may need to install OpenAL if it's not already installed on your system.

Platform	Size	Description
MS Win 32bits	33 Mb	Snapshot from 2008-Jan-26
MS Win 32bits	1 Mb	OpenAL installer
Ubuntu 7.04 32bits	33 Mb	Snapshot from 2008-Jan-26
Gentoo		Ebuilds, you need both top10 and top10-data

The Gentoo ebuilds are courtesy of Piotr Szymaniak.

Source code

Platform	Size	Description
All	One cute Mb	Snapshot from 2008-Jan-27
configure.in	Not even one cute Mb	Corrected configure.in

Note that it does not include the data, you must get it from a binary release.
If you are compiling on Windows, see these instructions about requirements. To build using MS Visual C++ 2005, you will also need to download the project files, which are available from the cvs.

Quick access

Documentation
DevHome Developer area
Report a bug: http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?group=top10

Created by: b:0; last modification: Wednesday 18 of June, 2008 [08:51:51 UTC] by b:0;

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