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Queue is a 3D billiard game. It features a realistic physics engine and supports different billiard variants.
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LMchess
Language model demonstration using a fixed chess domain
A chess game interface which returns the real time perplexity and entropy at turn intervals. Also provides probability and graphing over time. -
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This project intends to create a Exalted 2 RPG Character sheet generator. I don't hope it will be any good, it is just a chance to learn ISE Eiffel and to test Eiffel as the better language to write GPL programs.
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Generic Game Framework in eiFFel (G2F3) aims to simplify the development of two player zero sum strategy games by separating game specific code from reusable generic code. So far, abstract board games are best supported.
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Reflexion games and utility software written with the Eiffel language for the Linux and Windows platform, libraries and tools to write those games. Jeux de réflexion et logiciels utilitaires écrits avec le langage eiffel pour les plates-formes windows e
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This project provides access to the collective works of the Colorado Eiffel Users Group (CEUG). It is intended that this site help promote and further the Eiffel language through a variety of portable Open Source initiatives.
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