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MassGeotagger
MassGeotagger lets you to geotag sets of JPG Photos with GPX logs
MassGeotagger lets you select a photo, a photo folder or a folder tree and update the latitude and longitude coordinates in the EXIF data of the selected photos. To get the GPS coordinates, the method of choice is to select one or several GPX files and set the difference of time between APN time saved in EXIF data and GPS time. However other strategies to match JPG and GPS coordinates are available : by selecting one of the GPX waypoint, by selecting a point on the map or by user input. ... -
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GMTool
A tool for roleplaying gamemasters
A Java tool that allows a gamemaster to manage notes, characters, combat, images, sounds, etc. on his computer during gaming sessions. Plugin-based to allow using it with various rpg system, such as Shadowrun, GURPS, TDE, D&D, etc. -
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A slide show written in JSP (Java SDK 1.1) and tested under Apache 1.2. Just drop the folder tree with your jpg images into this very simple web application.
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Simple Ogre XML visualizer using Java + jMonkey 2. Drop a folder or XML file in the selector tree and observe the selected animation.
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