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Known Radiant list

42 Radiant tools are currently listed, some are not free and open source, some others may still be to be heard about:

  • AARadiant, from Alien Arena project, NetRadiant fork
  • CoDRadiant, from Call of Duty project, GtkRadiant fork
  • CoD2Radiant, from Call of Duty 2 project, GtkRadiant fork
  • CoD4Radiant, from Call of Duty 4 project, also known as IWRadiant, GtkRadiant fork
  • DarkRadiant, from The Dark Mod project, for Doom 3 engine based games, GtkRadiant 1.5.0 fork
  • EFRadiant, from Star Trek: Elite Force project, also known as Q3Trek_Radiant, and sometime written efRadian or EFradiant, part of Elite Force GDK, the documentation may mention a GTKTadiant but it's a typo. There is a “Riant” branch in Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force gamepack repository but it is unknown if it is a reference to a specific Radiant name. QERadiant fork
  • Embrace, from Vampire: The Masquerade – Redemption project, part of Nod SDK, QERadiant fork
  • ETXRadiant, from ET:XreaL project, DarkRadiant fork
  • Greydiant, from Call of Duty: United Offensive, by Gray Matter Interactive, GtkRadiant fork
  • GtkRadiant, the 1.4 branch, multiplatform port of QERadiant using GTK gui toolkit instead of MFC one
  • GtkRadiant, the 1.5 branch, parent of NetRadiant
  • GtkRadiant, the 1.6 branch, based on 1.4 branch, codenamed ZeroRadiant
  • GTK Radiant Fork, GtkRadiant 1.6 (ZeroRadiant) with minor changes, by Willi “mrwonko” S
  • HMF2Radiant, from Heavy Metal: FAKK2 project, part of FAKKTools, the binary is named Q3Radiant, and advertises itself as QERadiant in some places
  • IW3xRadiant, Call of Duty 4 Radiant modification, IW stands from Infinity Ward the developper of Call of Duty, the IW Engine is an id Tech 3 fork, GtkRadiant fork since Radiant from Call of Duty is a GtkRadiant fork
  • JK2Radiant, from Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast project
  • KpQ3Radiant, from KingpinQ3 project, a project to redo Kingpin on XreaL, DarkRadiant fork
  • KpRadiant, from Kingpin: Life of Crime project, remaining web pages makes strong references to QERadiant
  • LinRadiant, NetRadiant fork
  • MacRadiant, GTKRadiant port to Mac OS X
  • MoHRadiant, MOHAATools, from Medal of Honnor: Allied Assault project, QERadiant fork
  • NetRadiant, community fork of GTKRadiant 1.5, advertised as “A Stabilized Q3 Map Editor” in former icculus' repository with a former website hosted by Alien Trap, now hosted and maintained by the Xonotic team
  • NetRadiant Custom, NetRadiant fork by Garux, hard to merge
  • ODRadiant, from OverDose project, there is some GTKRadiant traces in it
  • OWRadiant, from OWEngine project, a renamed Qio engine reusing OpenWolf name
  • QERadiant, original public radiant based on QE4, QE stands for Quake Ed the in-house editor for Quake¹, QE4 was the id Software in-house Quake 2 level editor
  • Q3Radiant, id Software in-house Quake 3 level editor, based on QERadiant
  • QioRadiant, from Qio Engine project
  • QtRadiant, the one by Ensiform, seems to be an attempt to be a port the Doom 3 editor more than a fork, existing files look to be written from scratch
  • QtRadiant, the one by Radegast
  • Radiant, from Doom 3 source tree
  • Radiant, from IW Engine (id Tech 3 fork), GtkRadiant fork by Infinity Ward for Call of Duty
  • SdRadiant, from Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory project, SD stands for Splash Dammage, also known as GtkRadiant-ET or WolfET_Tool, GtkRadiant fork, see CODRadiant and others
  • SoFRadiant, from Soldier of Fortune project
  • ÜberRadiant, from Star Trek: Elite Force 2 project, sometime referred to as EF2Radiant prior to release, Über stands for ÜberGames
  • UFORadiant, from UFO:AI project, based on an old DarkRadiant fork
  • VolatileRadiant, from Volatile3D II project, XaeroX said it is based on Q3Radiant, also named VolatileLevelDesignSDK
  • VRadiant, from Vecxis project, NetRadiant fork
  • WolfRadiant, from ET:Legacy project
  • WorldSpawn, by VeraVisions, NetRadiant fork
  • XreaLRadiant, from XreaL project, NetRadiant fork
  • ZeroRadiant, code name for GTKRadiant 1.6 which is a successor to GTKRadiant 1.4

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¹ Fun stuff, QuakeEd (from which the QE in QERadiant comes from) was running on NeXTSTEP, so everytime you write down the qer_editorimage keyword in a shader, it's because of that 20 years old in-house Quake level editor running on NeXTSTEP.