• See this for a bit longer writeup (left sidebar) (, duplicate here?)

• Add code for missing features or bugs.
• Write mods.
• A list of medium-sized projects can be found in GSOC ideas (also useful if we ever apply)
• Test the behavior of the original games, see this list.
• Help with code review and testing
• Make a fantasy wiki design for use here.

• Report problems, omissions, bugs and wishes on the forum or the bug tracker (see todo).
• Add documentation to this wiki (see files distributed along with the code and the forum).
• Participate in the forums and/or IRC chat helping other users and developers
• Add cool screenshots or fanart to the gallery, videos to the video list.
• Let us know of any articles, buzz or other materials you find about GemRB
• Spread the word about the project; try to bring in new contributors
  • blog, vlog (Let's Play?), social media, give a talk …
  • undefined creative approaches
• Improve the known problems page by providing solutions.
• Organize a hackfest for us :)
• Make a fantasy wiki design for use here.

Many people have asked if this is possible and the answer is: of course! GemRB may not be complete yet, but that doesn't stop you from starting to work on the graphics, sound, music, story, characters, items … A really basic demo has already been added and is bundled with the code, so a base is set.

Sure, this would be a huge project, but imagine having a Free game like any of the old IE classics!

• DLTCEP: MS Windows viewer and editor for data files of the original games; runs on WINE, too
• Near Infinity (latest): Java viewer and editor for data files of the original games
• Unshield: extractor for .CAB files created by InstallShield

• Browse the code or download it directly
• Draft coding style guidelines
• IESDP - The Infinity Engine Structures Description Project
• GemRB Engine overview
• GUIScript documentation
• Plaintext dumps of game strings with matching strrefs
• buildbot
• the forum, IRC