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Mofi manages virtual rooms in which users interact like in the real world. The virtual world is displayed directly in the browser window. Client: Flash / Server: C++
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In MSN World, users do not communicate directly each other We examined P2P open source video/audio conference systems . After researching, I found VideoNet application suitable and modified VideoNet and adapted to MSNPSharp. I used Mimic Codec.
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Freedom is a massively multiplayer role playing game allowing a dynamic world where players can work together to change the world using a variety of skills, including combat, magic, construction and crafting. Dynamic 3D modelling ensures a vibrant game.
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OpComm - The Operational Communicator - a IM/collaboration software which should help developers do realtime design and development collaboration even being in distant places of the world, or game players to communicate efficiently during a network game.
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Quirck is a Simple IRC Client with a well-commented code and an object oriented architecture. It was written for didactic purposes in a few weeks. We hope that it can be useful for anyone new to the world of IRC client programming.
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'Collaborative Abstract Network Object Building Environment' An internet Virtual World building and conference/chat system with extensive scripting support.
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The Mercury MUD driver is a C++ network server for extensible text-based multi-user role playing games. Players can extend the game world on the fly (even while the game is running) via a simple object-oriented C-like language.
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Based on the Project: Heat of War game engine (in development). Ideally, users will interact in a 3D world through voice communication, chat windows, and various other means. The engine will be capable of handling FPS, RTS, and MMORPG games.
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UTOPIA stands for Universal TOP Interactive Area, is a community system or virtual world system . We aim to write this system in c++ using ADAPTIVE Communication Environment (ACE) to make it more portable and faster
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Roleplaying game based on the dark fantasy world of drowtales.com. C# client connecting to a C++, Php and Mysql powered dedicated linux server. Main features are: real-time chat, fully custom avatars, multiple camera view, 3d background with 2d manga cha
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Hosh is a shell for fun. There are commands like "make world" as well as "configure" which checks the whole machine - even the power status and the coffee temperature.
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P10 IRC Services for the Undernet IRC Daemon written in C++. We are also continuing the development of the old EUworld, thus our name, NEUWorld (new world)
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this expansion for the game combat commander battlezone2 the [wobz] or [zrfbz] thing brings wole active content in a battlezone2 gives the user play 26 races instead 2 as default note wole thing alredy made we here in try to impruve its sub sections
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