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TravBot | Free Travian Bot
A simple free travian bot
TravBot is a travian legends bot mainly focused on raiding and building, but it can be used for many other features and many are yet to come. The bot is still in development and the goal is to create a fully featured advanced bot. Also, it's free! This bot can add inactive farms straight from gettertools into your farmlists or it can create multiple farmlists by itself. It also supports adding farms from a text file. It can send farmlist waves automatically with elaborate timings. You... -
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jMonkeyCSG
CSG for jMonkey
Expanded Constructive Solid Geometry support for jMonkey. CSG supports boolean operations on primitive shapes, building up a complex surface from the addition/subtraction of simple cubes, spheres, etc. Check out the jMonkeyCSG website for more details. -
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A simple & powerful dice roller, written in Java & based on expression-building. Allows dice rolls of any desired complexity, and special effects eg treating all 1s as 2s. Intended for role-playing games.
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Höken's Calculator
A building points calculator for the browser game The-West.
Höken's Calculator (Swedish: Hökens Kalkylator) is a program developed by Gunnar Axelson (Höken). The program aims on providing a simple, multi-platform compatible, building points calculator for the browser game The-West. (This application isn't in any way supported, effected or developed by InnoGames GmbH). Currently the newest version is 1.1. Hökens Calculator is free, and opensource licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 3! -
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Nurikabe
Nurikabe, a great game.
Nurikabe is a game of mental development, which consists of a board where you have to put "buildings" and "streets" so that all the "streets" are reported, and the "buildings" does not come together. The "buildings" are defined by a number indicating the number of squares occupied by the "building" on the board. The application shall propose such boards, to assist the player to solve, explain step by step how to solve it and make the resolution of the board. NOW ALSO IN... -
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A multi-agent architecture for building interactive dramas. It uses the Jason's BDI engine, being the Jason's agent-oriented programming language utilized for performing the drama management and for authoring behaviors for the characters.
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This is an attempt on a Java Sudoku Solver. By starting with a very simple model, the project aims at building a solver which handles even the hardest sudoku's (the ones involving certain assumptions and multiple solve threads).
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Modular Game Engine
Modular Game Creation Framework.
The Modular Game Engine project aims to create a framework for building and prototyping computer games. The focus lies on its ontological approach. Every object in a game is represented by a separate module. These modules share a common interface and can therefore be plugged into other projects effortlessly. A module can have configurable properties, allowing for different configurations of the same module to serve different purposes.
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