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chatbot chung is a keywords based probabilities algorythm simple entertainment chatbot with 3D talking openGL avatars written in freebasic. Can import aiml simple question/answer or question/random/answers or single star/ multi srai data saved from "AIML_chung" open source application . Online html5 javascript version with 44 languages multilingual auto detection available on the website (source included in the zip file). SORT gentext text generation algorythm option added (desktop version) .

AIML chung is an full AIML1.0 based standalone chat bot engine trial with dll , tts / espeak speech voices, synonyms substitutions, maths parser and 3D photorealistics openGL avatars written in compiled freebasic.Comes with GUI window and console examples, 3D world mode and a dll version to use with other programming languages like c++ or Liberty Basic , or to easily embed in your applications .Talk with your A.I. computer.

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loadobj3ds chung is a small openGL obj/3ds objects loader using gui_chung window freebasic coding and the dlls loadobj_chung.dll , load3ds_chung.dll (dev c++/codeblocks) . Can handle obj models up to 200k vertices (update 2018) .

... file.Can run on a small netbook with windows 7. Create a map file (text 64x64) and explore a 3D openGL town with sea, towers, roads, highways, dirtways, relief, trees, houses, grass, airports . Drive cars among the town traffic , start races against computer driven cars, take a flight by plane to the airport or follow the other flying around cessna, pilot a tank or shoot them down. Edit the map with the integrated editor and look instantly your 3D creations. Gamepad and joysticks supported

"The Engine" is a game creation engine with built-in classic type BASIC interpreter (as known from old 8-bit computers), screen editor and full-screen editor, using OpenGL and SDL (currently POSIX only, but portable, in principle). It is aimed at game developers with little spare time, and tries to reduce program size with powerful commands that takes as much coding effort off the shoulders of the developer as humanly possible. The BASIC interpreter supports only labels, not line numbers...