Test and report
Try the current source, follow the reproduction steps in each Dev Blog and report what you observe with clear steps and your environment.
D1 Reimagined is open source. Contributions go through GitHub, with discussion on Discord — no application or approval queue. Anyone who wants to help is welcome to work with the project lead, whatever your experience and whether or not you already have a project of your own: say hello in Discord’s #contributing channel.
Good places to start
Issues labelled good first issue need no game files: tests, CI and documentation. Issues labelled help wanted include current mission work, such as the next step in The Breach. The getting-started guide takes you from a fresh clone to passing checks in about 15 minutes, without game files, and the glossary explains terms like squad and sensor list. Already working on Destiny in your own fork or project? The contributing guide explains how to bring that work in, with credit.
- Fork the repository and branch from
main. - Keep the change small, and say what evidence supports it.
- Title the pull request
area: summaryand fill in the template. - Run
python tools/check.py, the same checks CI runs. Approved pull requests merge automatically once they pass. - Share a short clip or screenshot in Discord's #screenshots channel if it changes what the game does; that is the fastest way to a review.
What not to send
Do not upload or link game binaries, extracted assets, proprietary source, keys, bypass tools or unauthorised downloads. Offer only work and material you have the right to share. Keep personal information and credentials out of issues and chat.
Questions first?
Ask in the Discord #contributing channel, or use the contact page for private enquiries.