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    Lots of small projects: games, VST plugins, experimental IRC server, ROM hacking tools, net tools, font tools, html tools, etc. Browse CVS!
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    A Java IRC bot, built with the PircBot framework, that can be used to host games created in Lua, ranging from simple word games to full-featured MUDs.
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    DominoBot

    DominoBot

    An IRC bot project case study.

    ...The game states are broadcast to the lobby. Uses colors to identify the player who layed each stone. It is a case study to create a framework for quick development of turn-based sessions, such as games, voting, meeting and etc. Uses PircBotX (redistributed - you do not need to download it). Pure J2SE. Java 6.0 compliant. GPL v3 license.
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    JavaBot IRC

    JavaBot IRC

    JavaBot allows people to easily implement their own IRC bots.

    JavaBot is a project for people to easily implement their own IRC bots. Java, being an easy language to learn and program, is well known among a lot of people. By implementing this project in Java, it allows programmers from all over the world to implement their own IRC bots without much effort and quickly. Although not as quick as other services, these bots are fully customizable due to their open source nature. Multithreading support may come, but there is no promise that it will...
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    EVI will be a Java module framework. Modules will focus to internet communication and entertainment. We plan to support IRC, DCC, ICQ, write a number of small games and tools.
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    Trivbot is a a multilingual quiz/trivia bot for IRC channels. It is written in java so it can run on multiple platforms. A question is sent to the IRC channel and the text in the channel scanned for a string that matches one of the accepted answers.
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    CherBot is an information bot for Crossfire, Daimonin and good old plain IRC that keeps track of which players collect which items, who's been online, determines a level ranking, provides a mail system for mailing offline players, manages clans and
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    AOLibrary is a java-based library for writing chat bots that can be used with the game Anarchy Online. (Bots are often used to facilitate communications within an in-game organization or guild.) The library is written in Java 6.
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    IRC-based MMORPG island-worlds written on JAVA.
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    This is a program that can maintain a running conversation with a user. This is an evolution of an Eliza clone called Splotch. This version brings Splotch to the J2SE and MIDP platforms. So, if you like to SMS, get yourself a copy of Splotch!
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    A Halflife / Halfelife 2 IRC match bot. Reports for various HL/HL2 game events. Also has Admin features. Simple to use with auto-setup. Written in Java so is suitable for many platforms.
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    This is an IRC-Bot written in Java (based in the PIRC-Bot API) which provides a RPG-Service.
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    ALBot is an IRC-Bot that enables you to send messages to offline buddies, plan events, play text based games, use XDCC and many more. Furthermore it is highly extensible and a lot more features are in progress.
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    Geared toward Artificial Intelligence development for chess. JFChess is written in Java, and is designed to easily integrate new AI's. It is also can play over LAN, Direct Connect, and IRC for competitive play!
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    PiTaBOT is the first ever fully functional PainKiller scoreBot. It's currently able to report 1 vs 1 matches on TDM/Duel mode to an IRC channel. Multiple simultaneous retransmissions are also supported.
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    A Java-based IRC client with added features for roleplayers, specifically game masters.
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    jIRC TrivBot is a completely functional "Trivia Bot" for IRC. Written in Java, the intent is to allow the bot to be as portable as possible across operating systems.
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    AdmIRC is a webmin module for irc server administration. It provides a config interface and advanced security and linking automatism support. Currently UnrealIRCD 3.2 and the services Anope and Epona are supported. Subprojects: irc newsbot and java tools
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    Modular IRC bot that comes with some modules for admining a counterstrike server
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    IRC JAVA BOT is a bot for IRC written in JAVA. It can manage connection to database, identification and so on ...
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    Sorkent is a trivia game which integrates the IRC and the Web. The participants play the game in the IRC channel and they can see their credits and the (yearly, monthly, daily) toplists from the web site.
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    IRC JdR is a permanent game playable via IRC
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    OpenSource Java IRC Client (and later maybe server) application writing project...
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    Dice Online pretend to be an open source application to organize and play role play games in an online deck with your friends arround the world.
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