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OpenTomb
Game engine for playing tomb raider 1 - 5 levels.
PLEASE NOTE: Project development moved to Github! https://github.com/opentomb Here you can find ONLY nightly builds for Windows. OpenTomb is an engine that can play classic Tomb Raider 1 - 5 levels and custom TRLE levels. It is developed for fans and fun. Some code was taken from OpenRaider project and Quake Tenebrae project. Resource loading routines are taken from http://icculus.org/vt/vt/ project. It is developing in netbeans 7 + GCC TDM 4.9.2 Used libraries: SDL2, SDLimage... -
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NetBeans plugin to create and edit Addons for WoW. Features include common addon file templates and deploy action to WoW folder. NetBeans IDE provides a rich editor environment. Accompaning luaSupport module provides lua language support.
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Egle - Enigma Game Level Editor
A GUI Level Editor for the Enigma Game
Make sure to visit the Home Page: (http://enigmaeditor.sourceforge.net/) Enigma Game Level Editor (Egle) is a project to create a level editor for the Enigma game (http://www.nongnu.org/enigma/about.html). Enigma Game Level Editor is made in the Java programming language using the NetBeans IDE.
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