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Tools for the recipe collector :-) RecipeFox: A addon to FireFox to grab recipes from the net (like the MasterCook addon in Internet Explorer) A recipe converter: It converts recipes from one format to another, and supports the following formats: - AccuC
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Astrolabe Generator
Generates custom astrolabe EPS files
...Find us on Github at: https://github.com/wymarc This program will generate a set of PostScript (EPS) files for the front, back, rete and rules of an astrolabe for a given latitude. Additional related quadrant tools are also available. Version 3.0 moves the code to Java. Program is now an executable Jar file. -
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Origami Editor 3D
Virtual paper folding program
Origami Editor 3D is an advanced paper folding simulator. It uses a what-you-see-is-what-you-get interface and operates with a geometric abstraction of the Yoshizawa-Randlett system. Anything from a simple airplane to John Montroll's omega star can be folded in this editor. Origami files created with the program preserve the entire folding process, and they can be exported as folding diagrams in PDF, animated GIF files, or even as standalone Java programs displaying the origami in a 3D...
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