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A simple graphical engine designed to ease developement of simple 3D games. Its basic implementation is based on Managed DirectX but we have plans to extend its domain to main directX API and OpenGL. Currently written in C# but we may change to C++.
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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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Social Networking Features include multiplayer 3D Billiards, Personal Web Server, Web Cam Sever with motion detection, Web Cam Client, VOIP Voice Phone, P2P File Sharing, Instant Message, Chat Rooms and more. 3rd Party Plugins Welcome :)
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Q3mass is a master server program for Quake III Arena engine-based games. It's easily extensible and supports multiple games. Q3mass-php, an offshoot project, is a PHP version of the application, allowing for web-based master servers.
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one graphical interface of wordnet, with some idea of mindmap, display the words comes from wordnet data base in GUI enviroment, and interactive. the project include an physics engine.
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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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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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MMOG about LOtR after ~SR 4000, Currently I'm working on having the NPCs interact. After I will complete the D3D engine. Then implement winsock and MP
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IO_Crusher is a C++ multithreaded library that permits to handle a huge number of sockets and provide the best responsiveness using the bandwidth as fast as possible. The library is especially designed to be integrated into an Online Game Server.
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This project is a Network Engine. My goal is to have a multi-platform/language network engine that allow people to easy make home made protocols for games or softwares. This engine must be optimized and ready and easy to use.
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Imagine, that browsing 3D worlds would be as easy as browsing web pages. Or that you could take character modeled and animated by you into your favorite 3D game, invite your friend to your personal 3D reality. Or that... ENOUGH!! Time to make it real!
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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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ThinksCollabs is a research collaborative project. It aims at allowing researchers from different areas to work together. It consists of different projects concerning collaborative and interactive 3D modeling, bird flight simulation and city modeling.
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