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in here will be all codes of my games made in simple j and you can use it freely just put my name on the credits
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Log2HTML
Converts log files (with color codes) to readable html files.
The Log2Html converter is a tool to easily convert logfiles to a readable html file. It uses colorsets to define which colorcode will be replaced by which color. Open the readme.txt to see how to create own colorsets. Quake and Warsow are shipped with this. You may use the 2 textareas to add properties to the output html files, so you may use a styles for example. -
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FFXED is a small Java utility that edits Final Fantasy X savegame files. Visit the project homepage for download links and instructions.
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Java applications for managing maps for roleplaying games. As well as the original application for managing fantasy maps, there is a web application for Traveller style star maps which includes world generation routines.
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