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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.

SSBRenderer is a plugin for frameservers on Windows & Unix platforms to render 2D graphics by SSB (Substation Beta) data on frames of video streams.

Preboot is a collection of LESS variables and reusable mixins for writing CSS more quickly and consistently. It originated as Bootstrap.less and later became one of the foundations from which Bootstrap evolved. Instead of providing complete interface components, it supplies low-level styling primitives that developers can incorporate into their own designs. The package helps reduce repetitive CSS for common patterns and browser compatibility concerns. Its mixins cover reusable techniques...

fb chung VST is an audio multi effects VST loading host dlls written in high level language (like freebasic) .you can add a simplified dll plugin in the /plugin/ /plugin2/ /plugin3/ folders it will be automaticaly recognized and loaded.Included 4echo_chungVST example (4 combined echos) , baxandall eq and peekenhancer effect . Just define the following dll cdecl export functions : plugininit : your init sub startpluginmain : start your gui window edit closepluginmain : called to close the gui window edit mypluginproc : called as sample=mypluginproc(sample) in main audio loop with zero additional latency myecho.dll / my3band.dll / my4echo.dll / baxandall.dll / peekenhancer.dll with code source are provided as example (freebasic) . ...

Prog is a lightweight, high-level, general-purpose, interpretable, compilable, strongly typed language that balances pragmatism, legibility, and versatility. Types are first-class objects and evaluation is considered a side-effect of type conversion.