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sCoreForge Pathfinder Character Creator
Pathfinder Character Creation Project
This is a Pathfinder Character Creation project that was started in March of 2011. Created by players, for players. Check out the Release Notes and Wiki for details on what's what in the application. -
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Draw Something
Helps with the popular game Draw Something for smartphones.
One day I was playing Draw Something on my Droid Razr and I couldn't guess the word to save my life but I didn't want to pass and lose all the turns so I did what any novice programmer would do...I created a program that would guess words for me. All you do is supply the 12 letters given to you in the game and how long the word is that you are trying to guess is and just let it keep guessing until you find your answer. -
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KKTechGameMaster is a word editor and random name generator for role-playing aid to help Game Masters in the fulfillment of new adventures. The suite covers desktop and mobile applications with different languages (VB6, VB .NET, Java, J2ME).
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This is a hung man game. where a player writes a word or a sentence and the other try to guess its letters.
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Actor is a program you can have a conversation with (although perhaps not one which always makes a lot of sense). It analyzes what the user 'says' to it and generates replies based on learned vocabulary and word relationships.
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