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CoffeeMUD Utilities
Utilities for CoffeeMUD operators on Linux
Utilities for CoffeeMUD operators on Linux. Includes a management console, backup script, and startup scripts to start your server at boot time and restart it if it should crash. -
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AlienArena Utilities
Utilities to make running a Linux Alien Arena server easier
Includes a backup tool, startup script, and management console -
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FiveM Linux Utilities
FiveM (GTA: V, Grand Theft Auto V Multiplayer) utilities
This starts up your FiveM server at boot time and within 60 seconds if it should crash. It also has a backup script and a management console -
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WolfpackEmpireCreator
This lets you create worlds more easily and to recreate a world
Allows you to create & keep settings for the "fairland" Wolfpack Empire creation script. Lets you keep a record of the worlds you created so you don't have to know the fairland command-line options and so you can recreate a previous world with the same settings. -
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Argentum Age Utilities
Tools to make running a Argentum Age server on Linux easier
If you are planning on running a Argentum Age server on a Linux server you will want these tools. It includes a backup script, startup script to start your server at boot time and within 1 minute if it should crash, and a nice text-based menu system for managing the server. -
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PSO Utilities
Makes running a PSO server on Linux easier
If you are wanting to run a PSO server on Linux these tools can make it easier for you. Includes a backup script, scripts to start your server at boot time, and a text management console. -
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Nexuiz Startup Script
Script to start up Nexuiz Linux server at boot time and if it crashes
This script starts up the Nexuiz game server at boot time and within 1 minute if it crashes. -
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XPilot Utilities
Set of utilities for making Xpilot easier to operate
Contains a startup suite that starts the server at boot time and within 1 minute if it should crash. Also includes a backup script to keep the last 5 backups of your server. -
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Cities of Apocalypse is a turn-based strategy game and is played with an HTML5-compliant web browser. The game is played asynchronously, meaning that the players can log in and order their troops any time within a given timespan (typically 12 hours).
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Open source game tournament software written in PERL. Will use SSI to allow users to use the scripts as a widget on their pages rather then building their site around the script. Also use temp. module's
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Tiny independent script to run more easly games under GNU/Linux. Using xinit/startx to run new X (or not...) session with specifics parameters for each game. Useful with wine. Developed in Perl
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This is the port of a popular BSD game fortune.It is written in Perl,so it's OS independent.It includes 2 extra features,but I haven't included full compatibility with the original fortune. The program is a shell script(<2 Kb). Database isn't included
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HSS::Build is a real time browser game in which you, as a house owner, compete against other players for the house in the neighbourhood. For a demo, see http://hssbuild.halcy.de/
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HLmaps is a Perl/CGI (or PHP/MySQL) script for Steam Half-Life game servers running on *nix or WinNT. It allows web site visitors to view loaded maps, screenshots, download links and some file statistics in a nice, sortable table format.
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A small Perl script that allows Steam-based game server admins to create, modify and maintain custom config files for each map in a servers mapcycle.
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TeamSwitch is a perl script connecting an America's Army Operations (AAO) game server to a TeamSpeak (TS) server. TeamSwitch moves players on the right TS channel, according to the AAO team they belong and their status (live/dead).
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This is a small cgi script, written in perl, which can generate character statistics for player characters in the online game Final Fantasy XI. This is a continuation of Japanese code released under the new BSD license.
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The game engine for a real-time browser-based MMORPG set in space. Players fly between planets, buy, sell and trade items, and complete missions for monetary advancement. Written in Perl, with a MySQL backend.
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A Perl script to parse SWG game chat log files to break out chat tabs separately. Use this for catching guild meetings, hotchats, post-combat analysis, and RP adventures!
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Perl-script that generates a web-page (dhtml, css) with real-time web-statistics for game-servers (half-life, quake3) with help of commandline tool qstat (or quakestat). Visitors can define what server(s) and which information will be displayed
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LCGML (Legacy Crawling Game Markup Language) makes it possible do script old fashioned text adventures. It is an XML-driven Document format. For the stable product, an perl interpreter is also planned
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BoGE is an effort to create an engine for a small-scaled database-driven multiplayer browser game. You can create a variety of games with it.
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