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EnTT
A fast and reliable entity component system (ECS) and much more
...A constexpr utility for human readable resource names. An incredibly fast entity-component system based on sparse sets, with its own pay for what you use policy to adjust performance and memory usage according to the users' requirements. Offers a minimal configuration system built using the monostate pattern. -
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Quarto Solver
Quarto Solver calculates optimal moves for Quarto and Quarto 2x2
You can calculate for every game state in Quarto and Quarto 2x2 an optimal move. -
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spark
A performance profiler for Minecraft clients, servers, and proxies
spark is a performance profiling and diagnostic tool designed for Minecraft servers, clients, and proxy software. It helps developers and server administrators analyze performance issues such as lag, high CPU usage, and memory bottlenecks. The plugin collects statistical information about the server’s execution and generates detailed profiling data that can be used to identify inefficient code or problematic plugins. spark includes tools for CPU profiling, memory inspection, and monitoring server health metrics over time. The profiling data is typically visualized through an online viewer that displays call graphs and flame graphs to help users interpret performance results. ... -
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Valence
A Rust framework for building Minecraft servers
Rust framework for building Minecraft: Java Edition servers. Built on top of Bevy ECS, Valence is an effort to create a Minecraft-compatible server completely from scratch in Rust. You can think of Valence as a game engine for Minecraft servers. It doesn't do much by default, but by writing game logic yourself and leveraging Bevy's powerful plugin system, you can make almost anything. Opinionated features like dynamic scripting, dedicated executables, and vanilla game mechanics are all... -
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Amethyst Game Engine
Data-oriented and data-driven game engine written in Rust
Data-driven game engine written in Rust. Amethyst uses a rigorous Entity Component System (ECS) architecture to organize game logic. This abstracts away some of the parallelism work, allowing easier exploitation of multi-threading in games. The ECS is rich in features and very efficient, as it never does any memory locking while remaining entirely thread-safe. Amethyst uses gfx-rs to render graphics with Vulkan or Metal. It is meant to be used for 2D and 3D, with various utilities for both... -
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Feather Minecraft
A Minecraft server implementation in Rust
A minimalistic, lightweight Minecraft server written in Rust, designed to handle simple multiplayer tasks. -
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Cuberite
A lightweight, fast and extensible game server for Minecraft
Cuberite is a lightweight, open-source Minecraft-compatible multiplayer server implementation written primarily in C++. The project was created as an alternative to the official Java-based server software with the goal of improving performance, efficiency, and flexibility. By using C++ instead of Java, Cuberite reduces memory consumption and CPU overhead while still allowing players using the standard Minecraft Java Edition client to connect and play. The software recreates core gameplay... -
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ixbar3000
Multiplatform Multiemulator Frontend
ixbar3000 is a frontend, it allows you to browse/launch games from a centralized place. While doing so it’ll keep statistics on your usage. You can also use it to store highscores on games that doesn’t have battery memory. Demo videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsYn7B5Y4pDxKzEfZSIqlG62yswJXgBu2&feature=plcp -
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IL-2 Selector
IL-2 Sturmovik 1946 Executable Memory Management Enhancer
...This wrapper runs several hundred times faster than the initial wrapper.dll release by QTim and thus enables the users to run even heavily modded game installations without any significant performance impact. Last but not least, for fine-tuning the JVM memory usage, this selector features a dll code injection mechanism into the running JVM. This project is released under the DWTFYWWI Public Domain License. -
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Movie-File-Merger-User-Manual
The Movie File Merger User Manual
The MFM Usage section explains how to work with MFM and frequent used third party programs. The MFM Settings section explains the configuration of MFM; anyway there should be no need to change the settings. The installation of all recommended programs is explained in the Installation section. Movie File Merger helps you with the selective combination of video collections, like home videos, movies, series, or documentaries. -
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Opticraft is a custom server for Classic Minecraft multiplayer developed in python. It makes use of no extra dependencies, it is not based off Myne, and requires python 2.6. It aims to be light weight as well as easy to setup and use.
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Modified version of the MCSharp server for the online game Minecraft.
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