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SystemShock is the open-source reimplementation of System Shock, a groundbreaking 1994 cyberpunk FPS/RPG hybrid originally developed by Looking Glass Studios. This project reverse-engineers the original DOS game, porting it to modern systems while preserving gameplay, visuals, and audio as authentically as possible. It uses SDL2 and modern C++ to bring the classic experience to new platforms, with options for widescreen support and quality-of-life enhancements.

Rpg.NET is an API built using the .NET Framework for both improving performance and enhancing the RPG Maker series (XP, VX, and VXA). Contained within are various functions and classes that extend the ability of RPG Maker in areas such as graphics, audio, and Windows API interop. Included is a Ruby script that is the wrapper around the library, so it can be used as any other script within your game.

The GURPS Character Assistant program stores its core data as GCF files. These files contain a descriptions of entities and relationships, commands for manipulating them and rules on how to satisfy constraints. Unfortunately, said program is only available for Windows, doesn't support any kind of automation for generation of NPCs, doesn't function under WINE, and is very, very slow. This module is intended to provide a basis for rectifying those problems.

...It uses a very basic subset of Lua, which allows it to be used also in very restrictive embedding scenarios (e.g. videogames). The focus on data instead of processing makes it suitable for all those scripts where querying the hosting application entities is paramount: RPG videogames, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

...Java programmers can take advantage from many features offered by the language itself as from that created by the open source comunity; but integration with other languages may be painfull, expecially from OS/lang like AS400/RPG. JEsec want to be a collection of encapsultated java/oos features directly java-callable or proxied by JEsec tcp-ip service or by JEsec client caller. Example of java/OOS features not easily usable in legacy systems are: - working with PDF or Office file - calling webservices (eg. COGNOS report) - working with email - working with differents RDBS N.B. legacy/AS400 integration may be done via ILE features or via RUNJAVA/RUNQSH CL or, the simplest way, via RUNRMTCMD

A set of utilities for running table top RPG games. Includes a set of command line userspace utilities, as well as libraries that can be used in other projects.