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    setupdocx

    setupdocx

    Multidocument automation by templates - for sphinx, mkdocs, epydoc ...

    The ‘setupdocx‘ provides a control layer for continuous documentation by the simplified creation, packaging, and installation of documentation. The provided commands are distributed as entry points and optional base classes for further customization into 'setup.py' - setuptools / distutils. Manages arbitrary document templates for the supported builder, supports multiple builds with arbitrary document layouts, designs, and patched contents. The current release supports the following...
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    This project is based on pygame which has the power to simplify graphical output in some cases. Additionally it includes methods for user input, some collision detection, sound and file access supporting ominous structures. However this project is very limited and has more or less just been an educating experience for myself. Thanks
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    OpenBlox

    OpenBlox

    Make games with Lego-like building blocks

    OpenBlox lets you make games with a built-in physics engine, Lego-like building blocks, and a scripting language called Lua. Once you've made a game with OpenBlox, you can pack it into a single file with one mouse click, and share your game with anyone you want.
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