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UpdApp
custom Minecraft server files update program
This tiny app lets you update the generated Minecraft server.properties file from a custom property file. The same applies to the ops and the whitelist file. -
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LotRO Login Manager
Utility to manage LotRO Login Client settings
NOTE: This utility is obsolete since Turbine released the U11.1 patch in June 2013. This project will remain active, awaiting their next buggy login client. This utility manages settings in the Preferences.ini file used by the LotRO (Lord of the Rings Online) Login Client (update 11). In particular, this provides easy multi-account tracking, multi-client control, and auto-login to game servers without the potential for the server mixup bug (i.e. logging into a bogus server). -
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A Minecraft server written in C# with a large focus on concurrency (multi-threaded) and plugin support. Custom code provides new functionality to existing Minecraft features - this includes new biomes, realms, and populators. Has a robust and customizable terrain generator and easy plugin capabilities for new features.
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Telnet server for remote administration or MUD servers that is easily customizable and will support external settings from an XML database.
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