The Torque 3D Steering Committee is the hand-picked body of community members that is responsible for maintaining the core version of the Torque 3D codebase. The first Committee was chosen by GarageGames, but new recruitments are made by the Committee itself when necessary.
The Committee's day-to-day activities include evaluating pull-requests made to the engine repository, deciding on a roadmap for the engine's future, and of course doing some programming in order to make that happen! The Committee's actions are governed by its Charter, which is displayed below.
The Committee is not the lead development team for Torque, though it tends to consist of people who spend a lot of time using the engine already. It consists of volunteers who are passionate about making Torque the best open-source game engine out there.
Members
- Jeff Raab
- Thomas Fischer
- Luis Anton Rebollo
- Daniel Buckmaster
- Fyodor Osokin
Charter
Media archive
Blogs from the Steering Committee:
- GarageGames Starts IndieGoGo Campaign to Port Torque 3D to Linux
- Torque 3D Open Source 2.0 Launch
- Torque 3D Open Source Update 2012-12-13
- Torque 3D Open Source Update 2012-11-13
- Torque 3D Open Source Update 2012-10-18
- We want your feedback on the future of Torque 3D!
- Torque 3D Open Source Update 2012-10-02
- First T3D MIT Committee Meeting (2012-09-24)
- It's here! The MIT licensed Torque 3D GitHub repo is ready!
- Torque 3D MIT FAQ
- Open Call: Join the Torque 3D Open Source Committee
- The Future of Torque 3D is Open Source!
- GarageGames to Release T3D as Open Source
Steering Committee Meeting Notes: