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Virtual Controller
Program to control vJoy / vXbox Device via keyboard, mouse, joystick.
Description Program to control Virtual Input Devices via physic Input Devices. Supported Virtual Input Devices: vJoy (Virtual Generic Joystick) vXbox (Virtual Xbox 360 Gamepad) vKeyboard (Simulated Keyboard) vMouse (Simulated Mouse) Supported Physic Input Devices: Keyboard Mouse Joystick System Requirements Operating system: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 Additional software: NET Framework 4 Notes: For Windows 7, for the virtual Xbox 360 Gamepad to work... -
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A virtual network-ready game table for 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons, which reads character and monster files from the dnd Insider tools (Character Builder and Adventure Tools)
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A virtual world engine writen by C# Provide network,serialization,thread management,work flow,cluster management,RPC etc.It's designed for concurrency. For performance, it doesn't use lock to resolve conflicts, otherwise it use queues.
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e@C2 is a pure asherons call 2 (ac2) fanproject to rebuild a server system, to hold it on live. it base on c# and stand under GPL. it is only for private use!
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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