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A easy basic in order to make games in 2d style amos for linux and windows The basic it comprises a module runtime, ide examples and games.
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ScreenShotAssistant
Utility to quickly save screenshots in a numbered, orderly fashion.
SSA is a utility for Windows which monitors the clipboard for images and saves them as bmp, jpg, png and/or gif files. Great for screenshots from games (Civ, Total War, etc.) Please note that the .Net Library needs to be installed for this app to run. -
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Driver support for 3D Controller Hardware. We hope to support SDL Input, DirectInput, and other major controller API's including game consoles and embedded systems.
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ORE (Online RPG Engine) is a basic framework for creating your own multiplayer online role playing games along the lines of Ultima Online or Diablo. ORE is being developed in VB6 and uses DirectX for graphics, sound, and Internet communication.
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NATAK-3D is a tool that lets you create awesome three-dimensional dramas. A user can create a drama using the NATAK-3D Editor and play it for the audience using NATAK-3D Viewer.
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Manticore is a 2-D graphics/multimedia library currently for Windows-based platforms. It uses DirectX as its backbone and comes in an easy-to-use, class-module system for use in Visual Basic, Visual C++, or any other language supporting ActiveX DLLs.
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