## Changelist

1. Bugfix: jetpack thrust changed to be FPS independent and modeled after previous 100fps movement.
2. Change: horizontal+ widescreen support. Limited to 16:9 max aspect ratio to balance gameplay.
3. Bugfix: walk speeds changed as workaround for bug that caused them to lower.
4. Bugfix: votemap causing to change to the wrong map
5. Bugfix: linux client was not showing text correctly in scoreboard
6. Changes to source code directory not affecting the client or server release

## How-to-install

1. Extract the zipfile contents to your *ns*-directory (eg. `c:\Games\Steam\steamapps\common\half-life\ns`)

	It can be found here:
	steam library -> half life -> right click -> properties -> local files -> browse local files -> ns

2. It should replace your existing `client.dll` (Windows) or `client.so` (Linux) file as well as the ns.dll and ns.so file

## Known new issues from 3.2 version:

1. ESC key functionality is broken (cancel building seleciton and chat panel)
2. Using popupmenu with rawinput does not start the cursor in the middle of the screen, but the rotating of the view after a selection is fixed

## More info

Read README.md at ENSL repository for more instructions: https://github.com/ENSL/NS/blob/develop/README.md

Half Life 1 SDK LICENSE
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https://github.com/ValveSoftware/halflife/blob/master/README.md

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Natural Selection copyright and trademarks
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All artwork, sounds, audio, screenshots, text and code in Natural Selection, Zen of Sudoku, Spark engine and Natural Selection 2 are Copyright © 2014 Unknown Worlds Entertainment, Inc (http://www.unknownworlds.com).

The mark Natural Selection was first represented in association with video-game software in June of 2001, and was first used in commerce around January, 2002. Natural Selection is Registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (No. 4,179,393).

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EXCLUDED CODE: The code described below and contained in the Natural Selection Source Code release is not part of the Program covered by the GPL and is expressly excluded from its terms. You are solely responsible for obtaining from the copyright holder a license for such code and complying with the applicable license terms.

EXCLUDED CODE AND LIBRARIES
- Half Life 1 SDK LICENSE (Copyright(C) Valve Corp.)
- FMOD 3.7.5
- Lua 5.0 (http://lua.org)
- Particle system library by David McAllister (http://www.cs.unc.edu/techreports/00-007.pdf).

Original code and design by Charlie Cleveland (charlie@unknownworlds.com, @flayra).

Many contributions from Karl Patrick (karl.patrick@gmail.com), Petter Rønningen <tankefugl@gmail.com>, Harry Walsh <harry.walsh@gmail.com>, and probably lots of people I forgot.
