Search Results for "file share p2p"

A java based tool that takes load off the AD&D or OSRIC GM by being able to quickly load creatures encountered and manage the combat quickly without having to reference attack matrix, hd calculations or other charts and tables. With the press of a few buttons a GM can create an encounter and then cycle through the rounds of combat easily finding the AC the creature hit, damage done and other basic information. Does NOT require a network connection to work and should run on just about any...

block2brick converts a part of Minecraft world to a LEGO Digital Designer file. Why? Because they share the feeling of creating big things from small parts. And because Minecraft just looks good as LEGO.

PYI is an Android application to sketch stories and manage your plots and chapters. It is a good companion to take notes of interesting thoughts which pass through your mind. It let you share your plots easily with the import/export feature.

GamePatchDistributor is designed as a convenient tool for game patch distribution on local LAN-parties. As frontend for an FTP-server or a Windows share it makes patches easily accessible over the network, without the need for a special server setup.

btp2p stands for Bluetooth p2p and it is a collection of java classes for p2p networks over Bluetooth. Useful for CLDC multiplayer games and other applications with extendable design for layered protocols. HuNt is a chatroom midlet based on btp2p.

The objective of the P2People is to develop a P2P collaborative framework and an application to allow people to form "common interest" groups and provide those groups members with new ways to communicate, collaborate and make business together.

Soco is a distributed social software which based on the eclipse and P2P technique. Seco will facilitate the communication of people. Based on this platform, people can share file, BBS, chat, send email,play games, make friends and so on.

An online database and cross-platform, game-like client where gardeners/farmers (small or large scale) can log their actions and measurements (such as weather, yield, current plant size). Any user can then play it back visually, or play with the data and see a simulation inferred from the knowledge database, or calculate an optimal design within given constraints, inferred from the knowledge available at that time. This is both a tool for playing, in order to entertain and inspire...