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TL;DR: | ||
For all I (July Tikhonov) care, this project is in the public domain. | ||
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This project is designed to manipulate blueprint strings generated by | ||
the Desynced game. | ||
The game itself is developed by Stage Games Inc. and | ||
published by Forklift Interactive: | ||
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1450900/Desynced_Autonomous_Colony_Simulator/ | ||
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This project was developed independently, without any coordination with | ||
the game developers. | ||
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The project contains a partial reimplementation of Lua 5.4 hash function and | ||
hash table algorithm. | ||
Lua 5.4 is distributed under MIT license: | ||
https://www.lua.org/license.html | ||
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MIT license requires that it should be included in | ||
any “copies or substantial portions” of the Lua language. | ||
This is not, in my unqualified opinion, a “substantial portion” of | ||
the Lua language. | ||
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I am putting this project in the public domain. | ||
No warranties are provided, including legal or technical. | ||
You can use it without any restrictions, unless you think that any of | ||
the above notices should prevent you from that. | ||
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