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SkunkWorks: A Decal-based macro platform for Asheron's Call, featuring full ACScript compatibility and much more.
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MySXP Client: Is an ActiveX COM Microsoft Windows platform; The objective of this Component is to create a terminal service for a wide open server services as, IM, RPC for client app., RPC, DB terminal, Multiplayer Game client, WebCam, voIP Client.
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The Fury² Game Creation System is a game development toolkit for the 32-bit Windows platform, designed to allow the creation of complex multimedia software and games with minimal unnecessary effort (i.e. reinventing the wheel.)
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This is an Open-Source 2D platform game engine, using the OpenGL API for 3D effects in a mostly 2D game. We will have the Basecode used for the project, aswell as the main engine without game specific code and an example game (Penguin Fighter) available.
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A VB Project for Microsoft platform suitable to aid on pen and paper Role Playing games conduction. Implements miniature map, chat, file sharing, Master General View, Players limited view. RPG Plugins, Client/Server architecture.
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