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DOSBox-0.74 Configurator
Configuration program for DOSBox
...It's main feature is to autoplay TES Arena and TES Daggerfall, and it gives the user the ability to choose either game to autoplay or no game, granted that the games are installed in the correct location (specified in the ReadMe). You can easily change the memsize, cpu cycle speed, keyboard input, and choose whether or not to launch DOSBox in fullscreen mode. All of this in one location, which can be placed on your desktop. -
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VB .NET PHYSX (PHYSICS) DX9 - Engine
.NET - VISUAL BASIC NVIDIA +ATI PHYSX SLIMDX DIRECTX 9 -ENGINE/WRAPPER
Visual Basic .Net , Nvidia Physx (PHYSICS - ATI INTEL ETC. COMPATIBLE) , DirectX 9 (using SlimDX) 3D ENGINE/HELPER/WRAPPER This project incorporates these technology into a simple Open Source Engine, allowing simple access to Nvidia PhysX library using DirectX 9 (VIA - SLIMDX) to render "Simulations/Games" ALL IN VB.NET -with- C# and other .NET language compatibility. Visuals now include .X model loading with Animations and Skeletons (shaders) Level loading and AUTOMATIC object (mesh)... -
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Game Launcher
A Windows tray application that launches your games, quickly
...It maintains a list of games you choose to have on it, and allows you to launch those games from anywhere by right-clicking the icon, or pressing Windows+G on your keyboard. GL supports various methods of adding games, including: browsing for the shortcut, drag'n'drop, shell integration, and direct input of a Steam App ID. Support and bug requests for GL is handled by the GitHub project's issue tracker, so if you have any bugs, feature requests or other suggestions, please post them there!
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