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    DominoBot

    DominoBot

    An IRC bot project case study.

    DominoBot is a project for a simple IRC framework. It is currently a simple yet functional Domino game bot for IRC. It currently allows arbitrary piece (stones) numbers and multi session support. 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). ...
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    IRC bot to play (not moderate, play) the parlour game Mafia. Designed initially to work with pyGBot. Coded entirely in C.
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    *NIX-AMIP Remote Control is a "now playing" plugin/tool. It allows a *NIX machine to query an AMIP (Advance Mirc Integration Plugin) server running on Windows. Now you can query and monitor your Windows music/movie player from *NIX.
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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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    A Java-based IRC client with added features for roleplayers, specifically game masters.
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    sIRCB is a highly advanced Ruby based IRC bot. It features (among others) a trivia game, a quoting system, nick and host based in-server administration, whois checking, linking two or more bots in a botnet, and a PHP based web administration interface.
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    ScrambleBot 2 is an IRC bot, running a game where you guess randomly scrambled words. The bot can be active in several channels at the same time, and has remote control facilities. The bot itself is written in FreePascal, and the config-UI in Delphi.
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    IRC JdR is a permanent game playable via IRC
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