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The Film Stock Calculator is an application for calculating the film stock footage and cost for a film.
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This project seeks to provide a web-interface to a BetaBrite LED sign capbable of sending messages to the sign and displaying them. Additional modules can also be added to have the sign display weather information and RSS.
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SSTPong is a breakout style pong game used to test both a player's skill and web services. Players use a paddle to hit a ball towards rows of bricks. When the bricks are hit, computer generated test data is sent to the web service.
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Math game where up to 4 students can play online against each other. By moving their figurines around a colorful pseudo 3D board, players answer math questions and can play tricks against their opponents. Client and server distributed under Affero GPL 1.
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Hundiyas is an open source "Battleship" alike game totally written in DHTML (JavaScript, CSS and HTML) that uses mouse. This cross-platform and cross-browser game was tested under BeOS, Linux, *BSD, Windows and others.
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Gamoliyas is an open source John Conway's Game of Life game totally written in DHTML (JavaScript, CSS and HTML). Uses mouse and keyboard. Very configurable. This cross-platform and cross-browser game was tested under BeOS, Linux, *BSD, Windows and other
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Yet another Java implementation for the addictive Minesweeper game. This game comes with a number of options unavailable in Windows's version, such as allowing more than one mines in a square. See project web site for a list of features.
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Almayer is a fully featured community manager. With Almayer you can share your photos, video, audio, give titles or notes to any media or user, mantain your own list of friends, obtain statistics or charts, mantain a blog, send postcard and so on...
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AOJava: the java implementation of Argentum Online (http://sourceforge.net/projects/morgoao/). It's a 2D non-isometric MMORPG game. The goal is create a 100% compatible client & server of the original VB6/DirectX game.
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Enjoy doing the crossword in the morning? But your paper doesn't print one on Sundays! Why not store the old crosswords in your computer so you can replay them anytime. Crosswordsaver keeps them in a database, you can play them later from your browser.
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Tigrisgame is the Java implementation of the German boardgame Tigris & Euphrates that was used as the basis of the official web version at http://gametableonline.com/. The focus of this project is to develop competitive computer opponents for solo play.
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La villa del seis is a multiplatform point-and-click graphical adventure in PHP and DHTML. Also, you can play it like a text adventure (interactive fiction) on a text browser or without JavaScript. You can use the motor to make your own adventure.
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Neverwinter Nights 2 persistent worlds backend engine controlled by your browser. Manage players, quests and the persistent aspects, minimize NWN2 scripting needs.
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Ovoron's Legacy is a fantasy Play-By-E-Mail game that runs on the PBEM Engine. Each player command an empire of fantasy creatures, interacts with other players, and must seek to conquer the world.
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A collection of puzzle and board games. The games are written and Java applets and playable within browsers that support Java.
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CatBot is a simple, HTML/PHP/MySQL based chatterbot that's easy to set up and use. He comes equipped with a few commands, as well as a basic "learning" ability. With some moderate tweaking, he could make a very nice browser-based helpdesk assistant.
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Its turn based, web-browser, fantasy MMORPG written in PHP and MySQL (but may work with many other databases) with Smarty Template Engine, ADOdb and PHP Mailer. Based on Gamers-Fusion ver 2.5 with many modyfications in security, speed and features. All development was moved to Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/vallheru
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FlinkDice is a multi player game of dice played over a web browser. Every player combines the thrown dice to gain as much points as possible. People who know Yahtzee or Kniffel will immediateley be able to play this game. It uses PHP and MySQL.
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This projects provides an online server and web user interfaces for playing multi-player board games in the internet. Features contain extensibility for adding additional games, user management, competitions and ranking ladder systems.
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WoWSystem is a World Of Warcraft Launcher make it possible to send data to a guild roster and have a package of let us addons which puts automatically up to date. This project have : - Windows Launcher - Java Launcher (for Mac & Linux) - PHP server
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The PBEM Engine is a server application and toolset to run Play-By-E-Mail games. It enables people to run multiple PBEM games of multiple rulesets simultaniously.
