Kidan
Moderator
the legality of distribution (at least in the U.S.) is dependent upon the purpose of the modifications. Unfortunately, editing out foul language is not enough to keep you from being jumped upon by the copyright fanatics out there.
That said, I don't see Valve getting highly upset about the distribution of a new sound pack. After all, they provide tools as a matter of routine to allow users to upgrade and update sounds, models, maps, textures and various other sundries of the games which they produce.
I would check with sites that specialize with L4D customizations, and see if they support the distribution of new soundpacks.
That said, I don't see Valve getting highly upset about the distribution of a new sound pack. After all, they provide tools as a matter of routine to allow users to upgrade and update sounds, models, maps, textures and various other sundries of the games which they produce.
I would check with sites that specialize with L4D customizations, and see if they support the distribution of new soundpacks.