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MCEdit is a saved game editor for Minecraft. Since Minecraft saved games contain every single element of the world the player is playing in, it has much more in common with 3D world, map, and terrain editors than traditional saved game editors. MCEdit has been developed since 2010 with the original goal of allowing Classic levels to be played in the full version of Minecraft, but has since evolved into a full featured editor and is currently undergoing a thorough rewrite for version 2.0.

CorEngine is a work in progress, OpenGL graphics powered 3D game engine designed to help independent game developers with quick prototyping and game/virtual environment creation. The engine supports a standard set of features, like skeletal animation, post processing, Lua/C programming, physics powered by Bullet Physics, GUI and 2D/3D Audio.

...When tied together with solutions like Dropbox and linked to your website it is possible to quickly provide updated reports for your Troop's leaders, boys, and parents. The library will briefly take control of your computer to start TroopMaster DotNet, create a predefined set of PDF reports (common reports that our large Troop currently uses today) as if you were doing the mouse movements, mouse clicking, and keyboard entry yourself. Currently this works with Windows and TroopMaster 2013 client pulling from DotNet. If you are willing to have your computer not lock after being idle, you can set the reports to run on a scheduled basis using Window's task scheduler, otherwise you can run the entire suite of reports with a simple double click of your mouse.

...The second is to develop in an open and well documented way to help others learn the trade of game programming. FOSSMMO will be developed using python. While python is not a common language for game development I'm a fan. Also I recently watched http://pyvideo.org/video/381/pycon-2011--algorithmic-generation-of-opengl-geom which looked amazingly fun and is influencing my selection.

Mount & Blade: Warband modification set in the year 1257 in Central Europe. The emphasize of the mod is on the historical accuracy and gameplay improvements.

This platform provides a Python based killboard backend supporting common tasks such as interfacing with the EVE API to fetch killmail logs, interact with EDK killboards to fetch killmails from them and parse manually logged killmails. The database layer is generic thanks to SQL Alchemy so any dbms can be used. Static data and schemas for PostgreSQL and MySQL are provided. Aggregates exist along with code to maintain them to enable high speed reports for summarized data. ...

Prequel to my game Plague-RPG, Plague: The Outbreak is built in Python and is a open world based texted based RPG set in the start of a Zombie Outbreak. The player can go anywhere in the world looting and rebuilding, each world is generated randomly.

The Model Operations Processing System (MOPS) has been designed to assist operations on model railroads. It has the look and feel of mainframe systems that would have been in used in the late 20th century.

Game-engine for windows- and unix-systems. Supports shader, scenemanagment, interface to the common render-apis, basic tools and a scripting support.

SRCDS.py is a Python library providing access to Source and HL1 servers. It requires Python 2.3 or above and an internet connection to run. It includes support for common server queries and RCON commands, as well as open methods for uncommon ones.

PyTrips: Is a simple game of Visual Perception, in this game there is a deck of cards with each with 4 characteristics and you must find sets of 3 where each characteristics is either common between all 3 or different for all 3.

Writen in Python with C/C+ as librarys. an attempt to make a MUD API (MAPI) of common mud features to allow the ultimate flexibility in the end product.

CabFE is a multi-emulator frontend for MAME, Daphne and other arcade games designed specifically for arcade cabinets using minimal set of controls (typically only a joystick and a few buttons) that are common on cabinets.

This is an attempt to make a complete, and playable atari emulator entirely in python and some common modules. Currently, it only requires PyGame 1.5.0 and Numeric.