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    MCreator

    MCreator

    Make Minecraft Java Edition mods, Minecraft Bedrock Edition Add-Ons

    MCreator is an open-source integrated development environment designed to simplify the process of creating Minecraft mods, add-ons, resource packs, and data packs. The software provides a visual programming environment where users can design mod features using graphical tools instead of writing code manually. Through wizards, block-based programming interfaces, and an integrated editor, MCreator generates the underlying Java or JSON code required for the mod automatically. This approach...
    Downloads: 159 This Week
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    Create

    Create

    Building Tools and Aesthetic Technology

    ...The mod also includes a visual documentation system called “Ponder” that demonstrates how each machine or component works through animated tutorials inside the game.
    Downloads: 51 This Week
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    Archipelago

    Archipelago

    Archipelago Multi-Game Randomizer and Server

    Archipelago is an open-source multi-game randomizer framework that allows multiple players to play different games simultaneously while sharing a unified item randomization system. The software creates what is known as a “multiworld,” where items that normally appear in one game may instead appear in another player’s game. When a player finds an item belonging to someone else, the system automatically sends that item to the correct player through a networked server. This design encourages cooperative gameplay because progress in one player’s game can depend on items found by other participants. ...
    Downloads: 21 This Week
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    Steamodded

    Steamodded

    A Balatro Modding Framework

    ...The framework includes a variety of APIs that simplify the process of interacting with the game’s internal systems, making mod development more accessible. It is structured with modularity in mind, allowing mods to be added, removed, or updated independently without affecting the core system. smods also supports both single-file and multi-file mod structures, giving developers flexibility in how they package their work. The project encourages community contributions and experimentation, serving as a foundation for expanding the game beyond its original design. Overall, smods acts as a comprehensive toolkit for creating and managing mods within Balatro.
    Downloads: 22 This Week
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    Microsoft MakeCode

    Microsoft MakeCode

    Programming eXperience Toolkit

    ...PXT enables developers to build custom programming environments that can run in web browsers or local development setups, making it suitable for educational hardware platforms such as microcontrollers and classroom devices. The system uses a subset of TypeScript as its underlying programming language, simplifying JavaScript syntax while maintaining compatibility with modern development workflows. Through its modular design, developers can create specialized editors and programming experiences tailored to specific devices or learning contexts.
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    D4Turbo

    D4Turbo

    The Ultimate Automation Assistant

    D4Turbo is the ultimate automation tool designed to elevate your gaming experience. While optimized for Diablo 4, its universal auto-click and custom keybinding features work flawlessly across any game. Featuring advanced auto-click and text-typing capabilities, D4Turbo helps you eliminate tedious grinding and streamline your play sessions. Thanks to its universal keybinding architecture, these time-saving features aren't limited to just Diablo; you can seamlessly apply them to virtually any...
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Sauerbraten justice edition(svn) with ingame circuit simulator (minecraft inspired) & builtin minecraft level loader. Design your own circuitry in 3D using excellent sauerbraten editing system. Create alu, ram, rom, segment display, counter...
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    CelOS

    CelOS

    A simple, easy-to-use, flatpak centric Linux distribution for everyone

    CelOS is a simple, easy-to-use, flatpak centric Linux distribution for everyone. Github: https://github.com/cobweb-development/celos/ We aim to have a stunning design, by using the GNOME desktop environment, complete with stunning animations, we plan to have a beautiful, intuitive and easy to use desktop. We aim to be as secure as possible. Most preinstalled applications come from Flatpak and Flathub, a containerised, sandboxed method of Linux application distribution. We aim to...
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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