On the Subject of Personal Game Libraries

So, I am planning on joining the 35th Ludum Dare Game Jam, and because of this, I have been hard at work flushing out and polishing up my own personal Java game library, called QUIXEL. As far as I know, I would be allowed to use it in my game, as long as I make it publicly available before hand. However, I don’t know the specifics behind it. Does the entirety of the source code need to be publicly available, or would the library jar file with attached source suffice? Also what type licence should/can I have on it?

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14. Jan 2016 · 09:03 UTC
There is no longer a requirement to share beforehand (that’s an old rule). If you enter the compo category, you have to include your entry’s source code which includes your personal library code. Here’s the relevant part of the rules: