Angels95 — AngelTech Engine

Angels95 is a multiplayer game world built on AngelTech — the engine that began life as the OmegaTech Engine. It is a persistent, server-authoritative realm where players explore partitioned worlds, collect power-ups, level up, and fight NPCs alongside other connected players.

Repository: github.com/TribeWarez/Angels-95

Built on raylib 5.5 with PS1-inspired retro aesthetics, a custom OZONE world format, a LightningScript entity-scripting language, a Win32-native level editor (AngelEd), and a dedicated standalone server (AngelServ) with no raylib dependency.

Download: SourceForge · GitHub Releases · Forum

Windows users should grab the Angels95-Setup-<tag>.exe installer (a single self-contained setup that installs the client, the AngelEd editor and the servers with all packaged game data), or the System-<tag>.zip full bundle. Linux users should grab the System-<tag>-linux-x86_64.tar.gz bundle (client + servers + packaged game data; extract and run System/run.sh). The per-binary assets (Angels95-<tag>-windows-x86_64.exe, the Linux client binary, AngelEd-<tag>-windows-x86_64.exe) carry no game data and error with "GameData/ dir is missing" unless placed inside a System/ bundle or a source checkout — the server binaries (AngelServ/AngelMaster/OzPack) are self-contained and need a GameData/ checkout to serve.

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Community — Forum

→ angels95.tribewarez.com

The Angels95 community network runs on AETHERNET, the project's own forum (opened September 2026). It is the place to discuss the game, report bugs and drop maps — the whole network can see what you post, so keep it clean.

• Bugs — crashes, broken maps, multiplayer problems. Include the build tag from the title footer (b111, …) and what you were doing.
• Maps & content — .ozone worlds, .ozpak packages, screenshots.
• Everything else — feedback, server hosting, feature ideas.

The GitHub issue tracker still works for filing a bug in the open; the forum is where the community gathers. angels95.tribewarez.com also serves the master server the client browses with (Multiplayer → Join → Source: Internet).

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Showcase

All shots captured in-engine via --shot mode (PS1-style, HUD-free). The six curated showcase worlds come first, then the campaign arc added in b101 and rebuilt in b111 — two frames each, taken at the spawn and at the landmark the level is built around.

Editor

Engine Test

Sektor 01 — SilentPines

KryoArchipel — Dusk Falls

Refinery Complex 02B

Digital Purgatory

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Features

• A 14-world campaign arc (b101, rebuilt in b111) — one portal chain across five Sefirot sectors with objectives, a campaign save and a campaign Host/Join pane. Eleven of those worlds were placeholder rooms until b111 and are now authored levels with their own tileset, skyzone, patrol graph and encounter design; Sektor_02 and Sektor_03 are two-district maps with two routes each. The design brief for every level, plus the two audits that verify reachability and the portal chain, live in Wiki/World-Design-Pass.md.
• Two outdoor campaign maps (b101) — Sektor_01_SilentPines (forested gorge: cliff-top arrival, stepped descent, river and bridge, waterfall, shrine ruins) and KryoArchipel_Severny / Dusk Falls (three dusk cascade terraces, ruined aqueduct, stepping stones), plus Aethelgard_Ruins promoted from the tech demo into a playable mission world.
• Sky and water rendering (b101) — the sky samples its vertical gradient from world elevation instead of the quad texcoord, so the six skybox faces agree at every corner (corner steps fell from 33–40 colour levels to 1–5); deterministic generators produce the pool, waterfall-streak and foam textures, and every cascade gets an impact band, a faster churn wall and shore foam.
• Dedicated server — UDP multiplayer, HTTP map API and /status, LAN discovery (UDP 27100) plus internet discovery via AngelMaster heartbeats; runs headless on Linux or Windows.
• CSG worlds — OZONE primitive brush format (add/sub/intersect, box/cyl/sph/pyr/pln), per-brush texScale*/texOffset*/texPath and name= zone labels.
• LightningScript entities — data-driven .ozls definitions for items, pickups, weapons, NPCs, and scripted sky/zone triggers (on_enter, on_tick, on_collect, …) with actions like heal, damage, msg, consume, playerstat, spawn_pickup, spawn_pawn.
• Data-driven pawn system — NPC defs in GameData/Pawn/PawnDefs/*.cfg with an IDLE/PATROL/CHASE/RETURN/DEAD state machine.
• Weapons & combat — ranged (projectiles, ammo/reload/magazine) and melee (reach, on_swing/on_hit) defined as .ozls entities.
• AngelEd level editor — native Win32 panels + raylib viewport, CSG brush ops, OZONE export, Lit/Unlit/Wire view modes. Split viewports (1/2V/2H/4) with a per-pane camera and per-pane Top/Front/Side/Persp state, plus popped-out panes that share the same navigation gestures.
• Packaged assets — OzPack.exe bundles models/scripts/textures/sounds/ worlds into .ozpak/.oztex/.ozsnd/.ozmux/.ozone packages in System/Data/.
• GameUI object-bar HUD (b82) — SlotBar renders a data-driven atlas + slots with click-to-select; shared between the in-world hotbar and the inventory overlay.
• AngelPlayer behaviours (b78–b80) — GameUi, InventoryBehaviour, WeaponBehaviour, PlayerController modules; sprint/crouch/stance replicated to the server.
• Per-zone physics (b80) — gravity, jump, terminal, water_*, ladder_speed, fly_mult overrides via ZoneEnvOverrides.
• Unified audio (b57/b82) — SoundManager facade for every sound/music call; DspReverb Schroeder reverb on the master mix.
• Server worlds & saves (b59) — seeds NPCs/pickups from World.ozone; V2 world saves with 60s autosave; HTTP /map API; admin list/say/kick
  • HTTP Bearer auth.
• HTTPS master uplink (b59/b70) — WinHTTP/Schannel (Windows) + curl (POSIX), no vendored crypto; default master https://angels95.tribewarez.com/master; LAN + Internet browser.
• Editor undo/redo (b60–b81) — full-document history (Ctrl+Z/Y/Shift+Z), OZONE save/playtest, Script Manager, def-aligned Entity Properties, world texture import, viewport skybox. Undo shortcuts are keyboard-layout aware (Ctrl+Z works on QWERTZ/AZERTY).
• Editor selection & transforms — UnrealEd-parity click behaviour (5×5 px pick window, select-on-press, Ctrl/Shift extend, double-click Properties, backdrop deselect), a real multi-selection that Delete / Duplicate / Copy-Paste / move / snap all act on, Snap to Ground / Side, and a gizmo whose axis drags fall back to a screen-space projection instead of silently doing nothing when the axis points at the camera.
• Vertex-keyframe animation (b74) — .ozanim morph clips, in-editor animation tool, Convert to Animated, vertex deform + undo/redo.
• New OZONE entities (b74) — Mesh.Static/Mesh.Skeletal, ParticleEmitter, PathNode, WindZone end-to-end (OZONE → loader → runtime → editor → export) with wind-sway shader.
• Weapons & view-models (b54+) — six shipped weapons; FBX→GLB pipeline; per-weapon first-person view-model with Idle/Fire/Reload clips + procedural recoil.
• Screenshot mode (b82) — --shot, --shot-delay, --shot-res, --shot-cam, --shot-hud headless captures.
• Deep-link join (b60/b71) — angels95://join/<ip>:<port> OS protocol handler (HKCU / .desktop) with JoinUri validation.
• Pack-on-import (b82) — editor imports pack straight into imported_models.ozpak / imported_textures.oztex (free-placement textures, not tileset).

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Quick Links

Topic	Page
Community forum, bug reports, maps	angels95.tribewarez.com
Quick developer reference	AGENTS.md
Gameplay, controls, HUD, mechanics	Core Game
Architecture, source tree, key classes	Engine Overview
AngelEd editor panels and workflow	Editor Usage
LightningScript scripting reference	LightningScript
OZONE world format	World Format
Build instructions, prerequisites, CI	Building
Gap analysis and priorities	Engine Roadmap
Master server protocol, HTTPS uplink, browser	Master Server

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Client Controls

Key	Action
WASD	Movement (first-person)
Mouse	Look
Left Click	Fire weapon (slot 1)
1–8	Select hotbar slot
Mouse Wheel / Arrow Keys	Cycle slots
E	Collect nearby pickup
Tab	Toggle inventory overlay
Escape	Pause menu (Resume / Settings / Main Menu / Quit)
F11	Toggle fullscreen

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Running

Server

The dedicated server has no raylib dependency:

./AngelServ --port 27015 --http-port 8080 --dir GameData

Flag	Default	Description
--port	27015	UDP game server port
--http-port	8080	HTTP map API (GET /map?list, GET /map?name=X) and /status
--dir	GameData	Path to game data directory
--server-name	Angels95 Server	Display name announced to masters
--master	–	Master UDP heartbeat target host[:port], repeatable
--master-http	–	Master HTTP(S) heartbeat URL, repeatable (TLS via WinHTTP/curl)
--public-ip	–	Public IP to announce when behind NAT
--bind	all	Interface to bind — IPv4, hostname, or 0.0.0.0 on a VPS
--auth-token	–	HTTP Bearer gate (env OZ_AUTH_TOKEN)
--admin-token	–	Enables COMMAND list/say/kick (env OZ_ADMIN_TOKEN)

LAN discovery on UDP 27100. Worlds are scanned from GameData/Worlds/.

Master server

AngelMaster maintains the public server list for internet browsing:

./AngelMaster --port 27900 --http-port 27950

It accepts UDP heartbeats and POST /api/heartbeat, and serves GET /api/servers?gamename=angels95 (JSON, CORS-enabled). Entries expire after 90 s. Point game servers at it with --master host:27900 and/or --master-http http://host:27950; clients add it to [MasterServers] in System/Angels95.ini and browse via Multiplayer → Join → Source: Internet. See Wiki/Master-Server.md for the full protocol.

Deployment

Tagging a build (b*) deploys AngelServ (and optionally the in-repo AngelMaster) to a VPS over SSH + systemd, after the Linux CI job (tests, worldchecks, GLIBC gate) passes. CI ships the binaries, the systemd units and a self-contained GameData/ tree; the host's System/OzServer.ini and GameData/Saves/ are preserved, and the previous binaries stay beside the new ones for a one-step rollback. The in-repo master is opt-in (DEPLOY_MASTER=true) and listens on 27910/27960 so it can coexist with the hosted listing on 27900/27950. Setup (secrets, DEPLOY_PATH, sudoers, firewall, rollback) is documented in Wiki/Building.md.

Client

Launch the client from the repo root (it expects repo-relative asset paths) or from a System/ release folder:

./Angels95                # show home screen / load default world
./Angels95 --world Dust_Ravine
./Angels95 --world-dir GameData/Worlds

Note: System/Angels95.ini is read at runtime by the client (settings are grouped under [AngelTech.Window], [AngelTech.Render], [AngelTech.Audio], [AngelTech.Gameplay], [AngelTech.Input], [AngelTech.HUD] and [AngelTech.Debug]; bindings live in [Keybinds] and master URLs in [MasterServers]). Rebuilding does not overwrite it — the build scripts only write a template when the file is missing; build.cmd resetconfig / -ResetConfig (either PowerShell script) restores the defaults. System/OzServer.ini is a template written by the build scripts, and AngelServ also reads it at runtime ([Server]/[Auth]/ [MasterServers]) — CLI flags and env (OZ_AUTH_TOKEN, OZ_ADMIN_TOKEN) override it.

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Building

Linux / macOS

raylib 5.5 must be installed system-wide (/usr/local/lib/libraylib.a — build.sh installs it from source). Then:

make OTENGINE       # client -> Angels95
make AngelServ      # server, no raylib
make AngelMaster    # master server, no raylib
make ozpack         # asset packer
make -j$(nproc)     # all four

To produce the self-contained Linux release bundle (binaries + packaged game data in System/Data, as a release/System-<tag>-linux-x86_64.tar.gz):

./build-linux-bundle.sh <tag>   # runs build-data.sh, assembles System/, tars it

build-data.sh is the POSIX mirror of the Windows build-data.ps1 and packages GameData/ into System/Data/*.oz*.

Windows

• w64devkit: .\build-native-win.ps1 (requires C:\raylib\w64devkit).
• MSYS2 / MINGW64: .\build.ps1 (auto-builds raylib 5.5 if missing).

Both assemble a playable System/ folder. build-data.ps1 drives OzPack to create .oz* packages from GameData/.

Targets

Target	Build cmd	Depends on
Angels95 client	make OTENGINE	raylib 5.5
AngelServ server	make AngelServ	none (standalone sockets)
AngelMaster master	make AngelMaster	none (standalone sockets + threads)
AngelEd editor	make -C AngelEd	raylib + Win32 (Windows only)
OzPack packer	make ozpack	none

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Tests

make test   # builds + runs every suite, then FAILS if any suite failed

Standalone tests (no framework) land in the repo root as executables. 26 suites: parser, context, registry, entity_manager, pawn_system, ozone_parser, join_uri, master, network, game_state, ozanim, ozls_writer, autoconvex, csg, brushmesh, surface, gametype, editorbus, assetscope, events, game, gizmomath, keybinds, menu, clientsettings, material. Single suites: make test_parser, etc.

make test also runs worldcheck over every shipped world (including --asset-refs) and tools/check_editor_objects.sh, so a broken map or a compiled-but-never-linked editor object fails the build rather than shipping.

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Documentation & Repository Structure

• Source/ — client core, renderer, network, server, master server (Source/Master/), script, pawn, physics, package, audio, video (plmpeg).
• AngelEd/ — Win32 level editor.
• setup/ — NSIS installer submodule (builds Angels95-Setup-<tag>.exe).
• GameData/ — worlds, pawn defs, items, guns, textures, sounds.
• tests/ — standalone test executables.
• Wiki/ — full engine documentation (see Quick Links above).

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Changelog

Unreleased

• The community forum is now linked from the README. angels95.tribewarez.com (AETHERNET) is where the community discusses the game, reports bugs and shares maps; it is linked from the download line, its own Community — Forum section and the Quick Links table. The same host serves the master the Internet server browser talks to.
• View-model: no more floating prop, no more stray magazine slab. The shipped offsets are now angular rather than per-weapon guesses — (0.28,-0.23,0.68) pistol, (0.30,-0.24,0.72) SMG, (0.32,-0.26,0.77) rifle/shotgun — which puts every gun ~23° right / ~19° down with the grip running off the bottom-right edge, the pose that makes a weapon with no hand model read as held. Yaw is 110° (was 90°, which rendered the gun end-on). The detachable magazine is now loaded with the weapon's own texture and drawn only during a reload: an empty texture path had it rendering as an untextured white slab tinted by the nearest light (the bright yellow-green block on the pistol grip and the SMG stock).
• Blood no longer paints a card over the enemy. CombatFX::SpawnBlood also called AddDecal(hitPos, dir, 0.55) — and every caller is a pawn hit, so the decal was built in the plane of the shot: a 0.55-unit blood card flat against the camera, centred on the enemy, drawn after the pawn. That is the "shooting an enemy hides its mesh" report. Actors get particles; decals stay for world surfaces. test_pawn_system pins it.
• The gib ground-pool sits on the floor. SpawnGibs now takes the pawn's feet and places the pool at feet.y + 0.02; it used to be passed the body centre and subtract 0.9, which buried it 0.3 under the floor or floated it over a ledge.
• Advanced Options > Display > Rendering > Lighting is now a live branch. Three new uniforms in both fragment shaders, uploaded once per program per frame by Source/Renderer/ShadingTuning.hpp: Ambient Boost (ambient term), Specular Scale (Blinn-Phong highlight) and Light Softness (widens the attenuation curve, 0 = authored). Defaults are 1/1/0, i.e. the authored look until a slider moves. Dynamic Lights stops every torch/fire/lamp flicker by uploading period 0, which the shaders already treat as static.
• Fog is now editable without fighting the level art. Level Fog Density multiplies whatever haze a skyzone authored (always applied), and Override Level Fog replaces start/end/density/colour. The override lands in OzoneLoader::SetWorldFog - the one store every fog path writes through - and LitFog is re-synced from that store per frame, so the world, surface-flagged brushes and foliage all agree (verified A/B: 3x density, 3x ambient, softness 1 renders visibly thicker haze, wider light pools and lifted shadows).
• The parity suite now catches "declared but never uploaded". test_lighting_model_parity asserts both shaders declare the three uniforms, both multiply by them, the single uploader names them, and all three programs (LitFog, Surface, Wind) call it.
• Advanced Options: a UT99-style settings tree, wired to real settings. New Source/Menu/AdvancedOptions.hpp (category tree left, live properties right), opened from Settings → Advanced Options... in the native menu bar and from the console's /advanced (the only entry point without a native menu). It covers Display (Fog/Effects/Quality/Window), Audio, Input, Network, Game (Gameplay/HUD) and Debug, plus a Network section with Ping Interval (drives the live PING cadence), Show Network Stats (corner ping/world/player readout) and read-only status rows.
  • Only settings with a real consumer get a row. Shadow Quality, Detail Textures, and the whole Netspeed/Client-Rate/Actor-Replication/Simulated Lag/Packet-Loss vocabulary do not exist in this engine, so they are absent rather than inert.
  • New persisted keys: [AngelTech.Network] ping_interval (1-30 s) and show_net_stats, covered by a new tests/ClientSettings.test.cpp round-trip (which also pins the section's position in the file).
• The half-started native menu item compiles again. Source/UI/UiHandler.cpp referenced kIdmASettings (typo for kIdmSettings) and an hAdvancedSettingsMenu popup that was never created, so the client did not build. The item now lives in the Settings popup as "Advanced Options...", and the callback sits in the right slot of the MenuBarCallbacks aggregate (adding the field mid-struct silently shifted onAbout onto it).
• The working copy's lit shader was not compiling, so anything built from it rendered unlit. A brace was lost from LitFog.fs while retuning attenuation; LoadShader returned id == 0 and raylib silently fell back to the default shader: no lights, no fog, no gamma, no emissive, no specular. (HEAD compiled — this was an in-progress edit.) Fixed, and test_shaders_braces_balance now walks every shader so an unbalanced file fails make test instead of quietly flat-lighting the game.
• The "smooth lighting" retune is now in BOTH shaders. Surface.fs still had the old 1/(1+0.09d+0.032d²) attenuation with a hard radius cut, pow(NdotH,32) specular with no Fresnel, and ambient/10. It now shares AMBIENT_GAIN / DESATURATION with LitFog.fs and the same attenuation/Fresnel; a new test_lighting_model_parity compares the function bodies so the two can't drift again.
• View-models re-framed; the pistol is no longer the size of a rifle. viewmodel_scale is a held-length multiplier on the longest axis, so it was making a 22 cm pistol exactly as long as an 83 cm rifle, and an offset of 0.45 with a 0.55-long gun put the grip 0.17 units from the eye. Shipped values are now handgun 0.62, SMG 0.76, rifle/shotgun 0.95, blade 1.15, with offsets that keep the near end >= ~0.5 and a 10-degree inward yaw so the gun is not viewed end-on. The frustum warning also stopped reporting every weapon as "behind".
• Wind.vs tidy-up on top of the two-layer sway: the gust is clamped at 0 (it could flip sign at the turning point), the displacement guard clamps LENGTH instead of each axis, and the strength clamp is documented as the authoring range (0.2-0.5) rather than a magic 1.8.
• Four guns from the RetroWeaponsPack, two of them new. smg_01 (32-round spray, 9mm projectile) and shotgun_01 (8 buckshot pellets, 6-shell magazine) join pistol_01/rifle_01: defs, merged Skinned GLBs with Idle/Fire/Reload, pickup icons, projectiles, sounds. Placements in EngineTest, Phantom_Hubs, SoulEater_Vaults and World_endless_snow.
• A reload can now be authored as several takes. merge_glb_anims.py accepts Reload=a+b and concatenates them into the single clip the view-model plays (the shotgun ships ReloadStep + ReloadEnd). Channels that stop early are padded to the clip end, so a target animated in only one segment holds its pose instead of snapping to its second keyframe.
• convert_fbx.ps1's animated pass works again. $animated was the same variable as [switch]$Animated (PowerShell is case-insensitive), so the pass threw before merging any clip and every converted animated weapon shipped multi-skin and clip-less.
• White pickup icons are a white billboard. tools/make_weapon_icon.ps1 turns a pack silhouette (pure white on transparency) into the dark 128x128 icon the HUD and the world billboard need.
• Server weapon magazines come from DefaultMagazineForWeapon() instead of two inline strcmps that tracked every gun but the automag as 12 rounds.
• A multi-projectile weapon now sends its volley damage to the server, so the shotgun deals 72 in multiplayer instead of one 9-damage pellet (the protocol still carries a single projectile).
• Hedge-kit foliage ships, and the first campaign map is reseasoned. GameData/Environment/Plant/Bushes/ is the shared home for the pack's greenery; Sektor 01 (a green pine gorge) had been dressed with the kit's winter cards, which read as dead sticks in a meadow. It now has a summer hedge run along the hut front, an autumn run up the shrine's east side, and loose shrubs on both banks. KryoArchipel keeps the winter set, which fits the snow.
• WindZone strength is a displacement in units, not a breeze rating, and four worlds were rigged with 5-7. Wind.vs moves the top of a mesh by up to strength units sideways, so 2-unit hedges sheared flat and every pine leaned ~30 degrees. EngineTest, Aethelgard_Ruins, Sektor_01 and KryoArchipel are now 0.3 - the value World_endless_snow already used and the only one that read as wind. Placed foliage uses wind=1 only inside a zone.
• worldcheck --asset-refs now audits Mesh.Static/Mesh.Skeletal paths in .ozone worlds. That was the one reference kind a prop pass adds and the check skipped, so a wrong path only surfaced as a prop that failed to load (and a case slip only on Linux). The audit also mis-parsed every positional line whose last argument carried a kwarg (... scale=3), which is why they were skipped at all.
• tools/probe_at.ps1 silently probed (0,0) for negative coordinates (a bare -60 is a PowerShell parameter name). It now requires named -px/-py and throws instead of answering the wrong question.

b111 — 2026-10-26

• The eleven campaign worlds are real levels. The placeholders were a floor, four 2-unit walls and five NPCs; they now carry a design intent, a pacing arc, a local tileset, a skyzone def, a patrol graph, cover and verticality, and Sektor_02 / Sektor_03 are two-district maps with two routes each. Wiki/World-Design-Pass.md holds the standard and the per-level intent.
• Two audits, eight progression bugs fixed. A reachability pass over the collision geometry and a cross-world connection pass found a gate with no floor (Sektor_02 was unfinishable), a sealed sanctum that closed the campaign's last room, two portal arrivals inside rock, an unreachable mezzanine, entities authored inside solids, and pickups on cover taller than the jump. Dessert Dreams and Aethelgard Ruins had the same class of bug in three and two places.
• Presentation: water where it belongs (AlShaddai oasis, Refinery coolant sump, Chasm seep) with real zone water physics; a shared prop set in GameData/Environment/Props with one flags=16 box per solid prop; wall trim, paving, eye-height clutter and a painted horizon on the two showcase maps.
• The glow halo no longer adds the face twice (SetHaloPass), which was clipping every textured glow surface to white; BuildFaceMeshes no longer zeroes UVs. One glow bug remains open on the local raylib 6.0 build — see the engine item in Wiki/World-Design-Pass.md.
• Pistol and rifle pickup icons regenerated: both silhouettes were a white gun on a white background, i.e. a white billboard in every map.

b101 — 2026-10-21

• Two outdoor campaign maps (Sektor_01_SilentPines, KryoArchipel_Severny / Dusk Falls) and Aethelgard_Ruins promoted to a full mission world; sky sampled by world elevation (corner seams 33–40 levels → 1–5, cap band 50 → 1); generated pool / waterfall-streak / foam textures with impact foam at every cascade; terrace relief, ground decals and debris.

b83–b100 — release log

• b100 — Linux runner pinned to ubuntu-24.04 + GLIBC ≤ 2.39 gate (b99 required GLIBC_2.43 and crashed every container).
• b99 — b98 completed, including the Linux miniz feature-test fix.
• b98 — master listing fix, build-id versioning, TDM friendly fire, slot/bind fixes, hierarchy committed.
• b97 — responsive title menu, server browser, character select, --world.
• b96 — editor surface/transform fixes, brush sizing, MP heartbeat, build exit code.
• b95 — client fails fast when AngelServ.exe is missing (start /B hangs cmd).
• b94 — real surface decals, item drop + hotbar reorder, overflow stash, sprint bob damp, gore, hierarchy scaffold.
• b93 — EngineTest's Egyptian desert path, plus three renderer fixes the path exposed.
• b92 — GameData restructured by role, packaged install completed, shot crash / 22 buried lights / 57 missing assets fixed.
• b91 — maintenance release.
• b90 — editor reaches its designed layer tree (Core/Subsystems/Resources/UI); brush-selection index-space fix (could delete the wrong brush).
• b89 — editor event bus + Core/UI/Subsystems split; exporter surface-flag data loss fixed.
• b88 — remote players visible, pickups reconcile, editor property panels consolidated.
• b87 — GameTypeInfo ruleset: scoring, teams, win conditions, networking, scoreboard.
• b86 — AutoConvex collision, :light defs, CSG no-collision warning.
• b85 — .ozls sound stats, writable .ozls editor.
• b84 — World_endless_snow, tools/worldcheck, editor pickup/equip refactor.
• b83 — World_endless_snow snowbound industrial complex (radar sectors, refinery, power plant, rail yard).

b82 — 2026-10-01

• GameUI object-bar HUD (SlotBar) — data-driven atlas + slot_rects, click-to-select, shared between in-world hotbar and inventory overlay; editor asset-scope tree + pack-on-import; SoundManager/ZoneManager extraction; --shot screenshot mode; new pawn/player assets.

b81 — 2026-09-30

• Editor full-document undo/redo (OZONE-snapshot history) + world texture import; tileset-aware OzoneLoader::LoadString; CitadelRuins south corridor + Skaarj Predator model.

b80 — 2026-09-30

• AngelPlayer behaviour modules (GameUi, InventoryBehaviour, WeaponBehaviour, PlayerController) + PlayerPhysics; per-zone physics overrides via ZoneEnvOverrides; native UI.

b79 — 2026-09-30

• Client lighting fixes (headlight wash, editor light export), pistol pickup crash, inverted controls; equipment wiring + skill respec + stance replication.

b78 — 2026-09-30

• Player model, movement_speed + sprint/crouch, ethereal skill tree, equipment wiring, multiplayer stance.

b77 — 2026-09-30

• Source tree reorganized (World/, Pawn/AngelPlayer/, Renderer/Mesh/, Audio/); legacy WDL format dropped.

b76 — 2026-09-30

• Model Browser preview fixed; Import/Export mesh buttons restored.

b75 — 2026-09-30

• raylib 5.5 CI build fix; editor list de-dup, resizable panels, button icons.

b74 — 2026-09-30

• oz::Mesh taxonomy (static/skeletal + vertex-keyframe .ozanim animation); new OZONE entities ParticleEmitter, PathNode, WindZone end-to-end; in-editor animation authoring tool.

b73 — 2026-09-28

• Network NPC sync fix — server NPCs keyed by (world, npc, partition); no more unbounded pawn spawning after a map switch.

b72 — 2026-09-28

• Joining a server now loads its map (menu GetSelectedWorld + server active_world JSON fixes); client relocates cwd to the install root.

b71 — 2026-09-28

• Join-IP textbox corruption fixed; packaged .dds/image/audio decode from memory (LoadImageFromMemory/LoadWaveFromMemory).

b70 — 2026-09-28

• Live HTTPS master uplink — WinHTTP/Schannel (Windows) + curl (POSIX), no vendored crypto; default master https://angels95.tribewarez.com/master; working Internet server browser.

b69 — 2026-09-28

• Per-binary release assets on GitHub (Linux + Windows); release notes document standalone vs zip-required binaries.

b68 — 2026-09-28

• Saved levelinfo skybox renders in client + editor; level skybox beats zone texture (explicit set_skybox still overrides).

b67 — 2026-09-28

• Skybox actually loads (lazy skyboxTex); per-world .ozls skybox fallback; Sky toolbar toggle restored.

b66 — 2026-09-28

• Editor skybox selection priority fixed (levelinfo > Models/Skybox.png).

b65 — 2026-09-28

• Linux server build fixed; --bind on AngelServ/AngelMaster for VPS hosting; anti-spoof publicip trust; System/angels95-serv.service units.

b64 — 2026-09-28

• Editor viewport skybox cube + Sky toolbar toggle.

b63 — 2026-09-28

• Skybox packaging (.dds from packages via System/Cache); texture manager lists the .dds sky library.

b62 — 2026-09-28

• Zone Properties tabs visible again (Particles/Portals wired); Fog skybox Browse/Use Active Tex/Apply Skybox.

b61 — 2026-09-28

• OZONE texture persistence + editor load idempotence; AngelMaster daemon + InternetBrowser + master announce; Master wiki/test/CI.

b60 — 2026-09-28

• Editor OZONE save/playtest fixed (compiles before launch); Script Manager; def-aligned Entity Properties; angels95:// deep-link + JoinUri.

b59 — 2026-09-27

• LightningScript VM made real (flag vars, RHS arithmetic, brace conditions, toggle_flag/jump); pawn FSM hooks live; server world seeding + V2 saves + admin/auth.

b58 — 2026-09-26

• Multiplayer wiring: scene/ammo sync, weapon grants, typed network NPCs; NPC death/respawn; pickup respawn; CSG op export; portal traversal; editor tool modes.

b57 — 2026-09-26

• Wired dead systems: reverb DSP on master mix, pawn aggro screams, looping title video, LAN browser + join/host ports, OzPackage zlib compression.

b56 and earlier — historical record

• b56 — 2026-09-24 — Tier 0 network security hardenings: world-list clamp, bounded reads, server-authoritative PLAYER_HURT/PLAYER_KILL, ammo clamps, teleport rejection, deferred auth.
• b55 — 2026-09-23 — LightningScript entity actions (msg/heal/damage/playerstat/consume/spawn_pickup); Dust_Ravine content; AngelEd brush ops; CombatFX; CI overhaul.
• b54 — 2026-08-21 — OZONE terrain render pipeline, sky zone isolation, script action boundaries.
• b53 — 2026-08-11 — New map Dust_Ravine (desert fortress); 2x wall texture tiling; texScale* tokens.
• b52 — 2026-08-11 — Fix: EngineBillboard model-cache (extreme low FPS).
• b51 — 2026-07-30 — Crash fixes, server security, multiplayer UI, editor fixes, refactoring, tests.

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License

MIT — Copyright (c) 2026 TribeWarez.

See also CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and SECURITY.md.

Related repositories

Repository	What it is
TribeWarez/Angels-95	This repository — the game, the AngelTech engine, the AngelEd editor, AngelServ and AngelMaster.
TribeWarez/angels95-master-server	The hosted master server: heartbeat intake and the public server list behind angels95.tribewarez.com. The in-repo AngelMaster is the same protocol; the hosted deployment lives there.
paganswrath/OmegaTech	The engine Angels95 was originally built on top of.
paganswrath/OTEditor	The original OmegaTech level editor.

Acknowledgments

• raylib — Ramon Santamaria
• raygui — Immediate-mode GUI
• pl_mpeg — MPEG1 video playback
• c99-raylib-video-player — Video integration

Agent skills used for content and effects work

The campaign-map design pass and the particle/bloom work were done with two published agent skills. Neither is linked into the build — they are reference instructions (plus a validation helper) — but they shaped real decisions, so they are credited here and pinned so a fresh checkout reproduces the same guidance.

Skill	Author	How it is used
level-designer	coreymaypray (Maycrest Group)	Spatial intent, pacing arcs, encounter and readability standards. It is the structure behind Wiki/World-Design-Pass.md and the campaign levels. Installed per machine under ~/.opencode/skills/, not vendored here.
game-vfx	akillness	Particle budgets, effect composition and readability for the emitter/bloom work. Vendored under .agents/skills/game-vfx/ and pinned in skills-lock.json.

Both were installed with skillfish:

npx skillfish add coreymaypray/sloth-skill-tree level-designer
npx skillfish add akillness/jeo-skills game-vfx

Each skill remains under its own author's terms — check the linked repository for its license before reusing it outside this project.

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Origins

Angels95 began as a fork of the OmegaTech Engine, and would not exist without the original source released by paganswrath:

• OmegaTech — the engine this project was built on top of. The engine in this repository is now developed under the name AngelTech.
• OTEditor — the OmegaTech editor that AngelEd descends from.

If you are interested in where this codebase came from, start there. Thank you.