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CTFd is a Capture The Flag framework focusing on ease of use and customizability. It comes with everything you need to run a CTF and it's easy to customize with plugins and themes. Create your own challenges, categories, hints, and flags from the Admin Interface. Dynamic Scoring Challenges. Unlockable challenge support. Challenge plugin architecture to create your own custom challenges.

Qvid is a demo video streaming application for Windows (MacOs support limited and currently broken), written in Python. It allows you to capture screenshots of your desktop, webcam, and selected windows programs. The captured images are compressed and sent as a continuous stream over a TCP connection to a single machine. Developed alongside https://sourceforge.net/projects/netjoy/ to allow for off-site, single and multiplayer, game play over an internet connection.

One of the problems faced by modellers is matching their available paint colours to those used on the object (eg aircraft) being modelled. The aim of this toolkit is to help them in this endeavour including assistance in mixing paints to achieve the required match if required. Non Windows Versions 1.00 and later require: - Python 3.43 or later - python3-gobject 3.22.0 or later - python3-cairo 1.10.0 or later Windows Versions 1.00 or later require: - Python 3.4.3 - PyGI...

webCAMotion is a program that uses your webcam to simulate a mouse.

...During a battle, there is an inventory system where you can store snowballs and an assortment of eight different powerup items in your pockets so you can use them whenever you want. Winter Warland features four different game modes, including the classic Deathmatch (standard snowball fight), Elimination, and Capture the Flag modes as well as a unique mode called Snowman Conqueror. Worlds are randomly generated, but are customizable. Multiplayer was intended, but due to severe delays and recent schedule changes, I probably won’t add it for a while.

Bases the game is the game for two players, each one puts marks on grid in turn so to capture as much space as possible.

Te Tuhi turns pictures of video games drawn on paper into games that you can play on the computer. It invents rules to suit the picture. The project aims to be inclusive, experimental, and modular, with one aim being a scaled down version for the OLPC.