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CS Battle Tracker
Table Top Online Role Playing (TTORP)
PHP-Based web application for tracking data in traditional paper-and-pencil role playing games. Tracking in and out of game chat, actions, and (eventually) movements on a map. -
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Open Path is an open source, browser-based, online RPG. It aims to be the best game engine available, boasting many inbuilt features that most frameworks don't have. It is fast, powerful, robust, and free (speech and beer).
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Stats tracking for the Warcraft3 custom map "DotA Allstars". The system will record well behaving players and enable casual players to have balanced games while they still keep all power over their games. The system is similar to the original dotArank.
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Generates PHP code from QML source. QML is for "Quest Markup Language", a structured description language to create text-based quests created by Philipp Lenssen. PHP output is customizable using CSS and overriding the default header and footer files.
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Spacemaps is a library that aims to create support for web based strategy games. Its goal is to create a complete space map suite able to save, load, map and user specific maps, with html support for link mapping and tagging.
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PresbyterySite is a suite of Joomla! components that simplify producing an excellent Presbytery website, and streamline the tasks of the clerk. Currently it provides a Google map of congregations, and a directory of congregations & committees.
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Mountyzilla + MAP is a toolkit for the MMORPG Mountyhall. It is a combination of an extension for Firefox (Mountyzilla) and some server-based services like a shared MAP and many informations about the environment of the player.
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This is a web shared map for the 3D world of the MMORPG MountyHall. It works alone or in addition with the Mozilla extension 'Mountyzilla + MAP', itself based on extension 'Mountyzilla'.
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Multiplayer space strategy game written in PHP5 with the Zend Framework. User interface uses Javascript/AJAX for dynamic interaction. Players compete across a hexagonal map of 10,000 sectors, planets, stars and other locations through trade and combat.
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The Quantum Game Library (QGL) for PHP aims to centralise common game elements in a component library. Includes Map Computations for Grid/Hex maps, pluggable map generator, Artificial Intelligence algorithms, plugin system and more. Or it will :).
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A Server/Client Application developed for "Book & Dice" gamers. Some of the tools include: Character Generator, Map Tool, IRC Chat, Dice Roller.
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A generic MUD Engine in language C (Universe and rules independent), role-play oriented, which uses XML for data. Some creation tools (for map, character, item) are provided for this MUD, but can be used with other one.
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