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TinyCog is a cognitive architecture (perception, action, reasoning, planning, and language) with a focus on representing "self-models" (physical, capabilities, intentions, social, historical, "cognitive stream") in order to implement social reasoning and collaborative planning in a "hunter domain" test bed. We use Prolog, RDF Triples, Description Logic and a HTN-Planner as base technologies.

PrechacThis is a web-based siteswap generator for jugglers. It finds all symmetric passing patterns fulfilling given constraints like period-length and maximum height of throws.

This is an implementation of a client/server-architecture poker(Limit Texas Hold'em) software in (SWI-)Prolog. It uses the extension XPCE for GUI's and sockets. Would gladly see users to help developing.

The Virtual Storyteller is a multi-agent framework for generating stories based on a concept called emergent narrative.

AntWar! is a virtual life simulator. The player must extends the base ants classes to create their own colonys whose must survive in the warfield.

This project will provide an interface for using Lightweight Communications Calculus (LCC) to control agents in the Unreal Tournament enviroment. It consists of a prolog-style interperter, LCC parser/IDE,a GUI / LCC editor and interfaces to the Gamebots

Generic Roster Generator. GRoG automates the process, often complex and error prone, that every boardgames and wargames player knows very well: the construction of rosters.

8. Mai 2005: We have discontinued SourceForge as a download place for our open source projects. You can now download these projects directly from the XLOG Technologies GmbH web site at http://www.xlog.ch/omonia.

HiTacWar Hierachical Tactical Warfare Game Engine which depends on freecnc. Main Points are KI Based Commando Structures, Electronic Warfare, Research and Shadow Structs and Shadow Armies.

Learn basic constraint logic programming by solving logic word puzzles. Go to http://eclipse.dougedmunds.com . This tutorial will show you how to solve easy 1 star to hard 5 star puzzles, using the eCLiPSe-CLP language (available at http://eclipseclp.org/). Don't confuse this programming language (a prolog language) with the IDE for Java.