Valve hands Team Fortress 2 source code to modders

Valve says you’re now free to build your own games atop Team Fortress 2.
Valve: > Unlike the Steam Workshop or local content mods, this SDK gives mod makers the ability to change, extend or rewrite TF2, making anything from small tweaks to complete conversions possible. > The SDK is licensed to users on a non-commercial basis,
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Valve just released the full client and game source code for Team Fortress 2, opening wild possibilities for the modding community.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Valve hands the Team Fortress 2 source code to modders
Valve is handing Team Fortress 2 modders the keys to the kingdom, as long as they don't try to make any money from it. The company has added the client and server game code to the Source software development kit (SDK),
Valve is finally putting Team Fortress 2 in the hands of fans. Players received source code for the popular shooter
Do it yourself,” is how Team Fortress 2 players read Valve's recent decision to put the free-to-play FPS's official developer tools into the hands of the community.
Team Fortress 2 SDK Released By Valve
Valve has released the Team Fortress 2 SDK, which means we can expect a load of new content from the modding community.
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Valve have unleashed Team Fortress 2’s client and server game code into the wilds of the internet by way of a Source
Valve releases full Team Fortress 2 source code, allows modders to run wild
Games giant Valve might be winding down development on Team Fortress 2 for good. The developer of Portal 2, Half-Life: Alyx, and occasionally, Dota 2, has released a huge update to the Source Software Development Kit.
Valve releases Team Fortress 2 source code, opening door to completely new fan-made games
Team Fortress 2 maker Valve has handed over the game's full client and server code to fans, encouraging them to "change, extend or rewrite" TF2 in any non-commercial way possible. The code is now available via a "massive" update to the Source SDK [Software Development Kit],
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