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Sentinal
PHP daemon to process 3d mesh algorithms
Primarily for use with the REVEAL web system this daemon polls a mysql database for 3d rendering requests. Currently the system will handle PMVS2 from U. Wash and Iray from Brown U. systems. Much of the code was ported from the osm-bundler system http://code.google.com/p/osm-bundler/ The daemon curently runs in win64/linux64 for PMVS and linux64 for Brown's Iray algroithm. The code has been tested and running on Ubuntu 11.10 -
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VisualCube
A php script for generating Rubik's cube visualisations
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS These instructions are for installing the script on your own web server. If you do not have access to your own server, or would just like to try out the software, please visit: http://cube.crider.co.uk/visualcube.php PREREQUISITES You will need: * Access to an Apache web server with PHP and ImageMagic installed. * A MySQL database. This is optional, but will improve performance if you have a high traffic website. STEPS 1. Download the code using... -
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Allows viewing of .cbr and .cbz comic book archives over an internet connection via a web browser. Extracts images from archives on demand, resizing them if necessary in order to be bandwidth/browser friendly.
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