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A multiplataform development kit 2D for Linux G++ and Windows MinGW. features: 2D render with OpenGL. Clock and FPS control. Multithread WIndows and Linux. Templated Binary Tree. Network TCP/UDP SERVER/CLIENT. SQL using SQLite. Áudio 2D and 3D using SFML. View Based Render. 2D Shape Render. Animation with interpolation Line/Curve. 2D Bones with IK and BVH loader. Physics 2D using Box2D. Tile Set and Tile Map. Cenario layer based. XML parser using pugiXML. https...

... a combination of a good unit selection and a fitting behaviour script for those units will carry you to victory. And only the limits of your imagination and skill limit what is possible.

Noticing a slight lack of solid character generators, I felt it was a fitting first step into coding. I planned to give users access to all official material within the program through Race, Class, item selections, and more, but for now it will be purely a convenient way for players with computers to view their character pages.

InfinityTK was created with the purpose of aiding myself in the development of my own game engine. I chose to create this library/toolkit because I felt like other alternatives were either too much or not fitting (SDL, SFML, GTK+, Qt) Please download the debug *.tar.gz so you can easily identify bugs I really need feedback; so guize plz, go to the discussions page or create a ticket to let me know what you hate/dislike/despise/love

A openGL/openAL/bullet physics based game engine written in C++ for Linux Operating systems

Chiron allows to monitor and analyse performance on rowing machines. It displays the force curve of the stroke and values like speed and stroke power. It connects to concept2 rowing machines by connecting the sensor plug to the soundcard.

Snowballs codename Panguin is a Pang clone with a Linux flavour added in to the mix. This is a learning curve project, so may never be a polished game (unless there's a demand for it). See homepage for more details

A brainy strategy game where you place inter-fitting tiles to battle for control of entangled wires. You can play against six unique AI opponents, or against human players, or play over the Internet.

Rhythm Feedback provides a visualization of played rhythms in realtime. The audio-input (mic) is used for the detection. Smooth tempo changes are tracked and displayed as a curve. Single notes are qualified as early, in-time or late.

Quickfry MUD is focused on going back to the roots of MUDing. In essence, login, explore, and have fun. There is no steep learning curve like the majority of current MUDs. We will have several neat features, notably bots who hold a grudge.