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PackerNg
Next-generation Android packaging tool
packer-ng-plugin is the next channel Android Gradle plug packing tools, support speed packaging, 100 th channel packet takes only 10 seconds, the speed gradle-packer-plugin of 300 or more times, for CI systems can be easily integrated, At the same time, it provides command-line packaging scripts, and channel reading provides Python and C language implementations. Channel name list file is a plain text file, read by rows, each row of a channel, the first blank line and end of the line... -
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Panda3D
A powerful cross-platform and open-source 3-D rendering engine.
Panda3D is a powerful 3-D rendering engine for many Unix-based and Windows platforms. See the Panda3D home page at https://www.panda3d.org for more information and for forums and downloads. The source code is no longer hosted at SourceForge, but is now available from GitHub: https://github.com/panda3d/panda3d -
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Roundware
a contributory, location-aware media platform for us all
This is Roundware V1. For V2, please see GitHub repository: https://github.com/hburgund/roundware-server Roundware is a client/server pair for creating participatory location-sensitive audio experiences. It was initially developed for the sound art installation ROUND, by Halsey Burgund, exhibited at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. Development for version 2 has been handled privately for a variety of reasons, but will be released soon! Please contact us if you need code sooner.
