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FlightCraft3D
realistic but simple flight simulator: exploration and casual landing
a little and 'mininalist' 3D Flight simulator, accompanied also by a dydactical example that illustrates the concept behind flight simulators. FlightCraft3D anyway goes a lot beyond: is physically realistic, and allowes landing everywhere. It aims at becoming a game focused on casual landing, among trees, rocks and buildings and so on. VID:http://youtu.be/_Af0PgrCTxo It shall be a sort of Minecraft-focused-on-aeromobilism. Simply implemented, but with many interesting features. I plan to... -
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MCManager
MCManager - The ultimate Minecraft content manager.
Install mods, texture packs, save files, and jar files to your minecraft folder, and automatically do anything else you'd otherwise need to navigate to .minecraft to do. -
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An alternative/custom Minecraft server, written in Java, compatible with the original protocol. OpenCraft is built upon Apache MINA, SLF4J, Jython and XStream. The aim is to have features not in the official server distribution, like antigrief/scripting.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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