Search Results for "cross platform sync"

...It provides a flexible scripting system that allows users to automate gameplay, including navigation, combat, trading, and interaction with other players. The project supports plugins and modular extensions, enabling customization for different servers and play styles. OpenKore is cross-platform, running on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and is written primarily in Perl. With a strong community and extensive documentation, it is widely used by players and developers who want to explore automation, bot behavior, or server testing. The software emphasizes configurability, giving users control over character strategies and in-game decision-making.

C-Lesh is a game programming language for 2D games - mainly arcade and platform games. When combined with the Super Mario World (SMW) engine you can create awesome 2D platform games like Super Mario World. This language evolved from a "clone" of TI-BASIC which I began developing when I was having memory (segmentation fault) bugs with C. C-Lesh lacks memory allocation and destruction. There is no need to use pointers and you can never get memory leaks or program crashes caused by memory...

Perl module allowing ease of development for roguelike games. Concept is to have cross-platform console handling, line of sight, path-finding, and other basic roquelike needs. For discussion groups, and bug tracking please see the Roguelike-Utils distrib

A tool to create and manage table top war game lists. Written in perl using the Wx gui tool kit to provide cross platform support.

Pang Zero is a reimplementation and extension of an old arcade game, Super Pang. The intention is to make it cross-platform (at least, as cross-platform as SDL and Perl are), multiplayer (up to 6-8 players), fast and fun.

A cross platform Perl/Tk tetris clone where the board spins and zooms in and out on higher difficulty levels. It can induce motion sickness.

World Foundry is a 3D level game engine and asset production pathway with over 170,000 lines of code. Originally a commercial product, now released under the GPL. Designed from the beginning to be cross-platform, runs on windows, working on linux port.

FFIRE intends to create a cross-platform RPG engine, with a World Editor that supports the creation of both single-player and multi-player RPG worlds. Java developers in general may be interested in our libraries, such as our multithreaded server package.