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NOTE: The Astrolabe Generator has moved: The Astrolabe Generator and related projects have moved to a new location. Find us on Github at: https://github.com/wymarc This program will generate a set of PostScript (EPS) files for the front, back, rete and rules of an astrolabe for a given latitude. Additional related quadrant tools are also available. Version 3.0 moves the code to Java. Program is now an executable Jar file.

This aplication creates tournaments for several different sports like football (soccer), basket, tennis, baseball, hockey, handball, water polo, chess, table tennis, voleyball, american football, curling, rugby, etc. Choose between league or play off. You can make reports on PDF of rounds, results, standings, calendar, postponed roudns, etc. Enjoy it! You can find the source code in https://github.com/Alvarielli/GTrepository

... together. The physics and vision algorithm is half working in version 0.3.0. The gameplay is better experienced in 0.2 which is controlled with the mouse so you dont have enough freedom of movement compared to webcam. This small file contains its own source code including occamserver, a tiny general java server I built which I'll adjust to allow http streaming connections to stay open for faster ajax than a new web call each time. The reshaping and bouncing physics is by springs.

jAMOS is a cross platform, Java-based reimplementation of François Lionet's AMOS BASIC on the Amiga.

jAMAL is a Java-based reimplementation of the AMOS Animation Language (AMAL).

LPCBuilder - A code generator for the LP breed of muds. One of the prime objects of the project is to streamline the process of writing LPC code, enabling the builder to spend his/hers time on creating interesting objects instead of typing code.

... to allow for interaction. This approach gives rise to two mail goals within the project. Reusability: as modules have a plug-n-play character, databasing of modules allows for games to be constructed by combining modules rather than constructing new code. Simplicity: all modules share a common shape. Therefore, they allow for visual programming through a simple GUI (comparable to Java Beans). The creation of good games relies on the easy of prototyping and creative exploration.