Strideflare release documentation

Third-party notices

This page lists the runtime libraries, font, and attributed assets included with this browser distribution. License texts for software components are included in vendor-licenses/.

Browser bundle software

PackageVersionLicenseNotice file
@colyseus/msgpackr1.11.3MITLicense
@colyseus/schema4.0.26MITLicense
@colyseus/sdk0.17.43MITLicense
@colyseus/shared-types0.17.6MITLicense
fflate0.8.2MITLicense
flag-icons7.5.0MITLicense
lucide-react0.468.0ISCLicense
playcanvas1.77.0MITLicense
react19.2.7MITLicense
react-dom19.2.7MITLicense
scheduler0.27.0MITLicense
ws8.21.0MITLicense

The separately deployed game server is not part of the browser archive. Its Docker build generates THIRD_PARTY_NODE_DEPENDENCIES.txt from the exact installed production dependency tree and embeds the applicable license bodies.

Server-only country lookup

geoip-country and GeoLite2 country data are used only by the game server to derive a coarse ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code from a live peer IP for the in-room scoreboard flag and aggregate room-entry country counts. The raw IP is not sent to the browser for these features; the live scoreboard code is kept only with the live room session and the aggregate retains only bounded daily country counts for the documented 30-day window. The software is Apache-2.0; the GeoLite2 data is created by MaxMind and is used under the GeoLite2 license terms with MaxMind attribution. The server-generated THIRD_PARTY_NODE_DEPENDENCIES.txt contains the installed package license evidence.

Draco mesh decoder

Google Draco 1.5.7 (draco/draco_wasm_wrapper.js, draco/draco_decoder.wasm, and the on-demand JavaScript fallback draco/draco_decoder.js) is distributed under the Apache License 2.0. The license text is included at vendor-licenses/draco-LICENSE.txt. Draco is used only to decompress the combatant model at launch; no geometry is transmitted back to any server.

Font

Inter Variable 4.1 is distributed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The license text is included at vendor-licenses/inter-OFL.txt.

Required asset attributions

Industrial Cinematic

"Industrial Cinematic" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The original was trimmed to the first 3:39, loudness-normalized, faded, and transcoded to stereo 44.1 kHz 64 kbps MP3. The CrazyGames distribution further transcodes that edited derivative to stereo 44.1 kHz 40 kbps MP3 solely to reduce the platform upload size. Runtime playback applies fades and loops at 3:39 without overlapping sources. No endorsement by the creator is implied.

The Complex

"The Complex" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The original was excerpted from 3:00 for thirteen seconds, loudness-normalized, faded, and transcoded to 112 kbps MP3 for round transitions. No endorsement by the creator is implied.

PBR Scope

"PBR Scope" by Eric Wallbank is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The original was modified by mounting, transforming, and packing it into the L96X first-person viewmodel. No endorsement by the creator is implied.

Headshot 2

"Headshot 2" by SilverIllusionist is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The complete 1.750-second stereo 44.1 kHz source is retained without trimming or gain changes and is transcoded from 16-bit PCM WAV to MP3 for distribution. No endorsement by the creator is implied.

We're doomed

"We're doomed" by copyc4t is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The original is trimmed to the first 3.371 seconds and transcoded from 44.1 kHz, 24-bit stereo FLAC to MP3 for the global C4-planted alert; no gain processing was applied. No endorsement by the creator is implied.