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Zelda 64: Recompiled is a specialized recompilation project built on top of N64Recomp, focused on reconstructing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and related N64 titles into native, compilable code for modern systems. It takes original game binaries and translates them into structured C code that can be compiled and run without requiring an emulator, enabling more efficient execution and deeper access to the game’s internals. The project is designed to preserve gameplay accuracy while...

Iris was created to fill a void that I saw in the Minecraft customization and graphical enhancement community: the lack of an open-source shaders mod that would let me load my favorite shader packs on modern versions of the game, while retaining performance and compatibility with modpacks. OptiFine, the current dominant mod for loading shader packs, has restrictive licensing that firmly stands in the way of any sort of tinkering, and is fairly notorious for having compatibility issues with...

...The framework provides tools for analyzing ROMs, reconstructing program logic, and generating code that preserves the original game’s behavior while enabling modifications and enhancements. It also supports cross-platform compilation, making it possible to run recompiled games on Windows, Linux, and other environments without specialized emulators.

Launch cracked Minecraft installations Free. Change name Remembers your Minecraft name Multiple Minecraft installation support Easy to use Compatable with all known mods Outstandingly fast Runs on systems as eairly as Windows NT Compatible with Windows 8 and Windows 7 64-bit and 32-bit Java support Diagnostic tools Minecraft pre-release compatible Compatible with any Minecraft version and more...

An open-source minecraft server written in C++. Borrows from two other such projects, LUACraft and MinerCPP (both of which are, to my knowledge, unfortunately defunct). 64-bit capable. New features being added as I find time to work on them.