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    Pycraft

    Pycraft

    Pycraft is an open-source, OpenGL based game made in Python

    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    AutoWolf

    Bot for id Software's Wolfenstein 3D

    This is a port based on Moritz "Ripper" Kroll's WOLF4SDL port for Wolfenstein 3D, a game developed 1992 by id Software and published by Apogee. The source code to the game has been released as GPL. The port implements a "bot" for this game, where the player is controlled by the computer, in the attempt to solve every level autonomously. Available as binaries for Windows and OS X, and as source package for Linux/UNIX (requires SDL and SDL_mixer to build).
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    AnkerWorld

    3D Architecture modelling and physics simulation system

    AnkerWorld is a graphical application. It is used to create and visualize 3d architecture models based on the famous Anker (TM) architecture blocks invented in 1880. The static behaviour of the buildings can be simulated with bullet physics. The animations can be raytraced with povray. See an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpXdiH_gvBg
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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