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Ryzom Core is a toolkit for the development of massively online universes. It provides the base technologies and a set of development methodologies for the development of both client and server code.
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nvmc
code of the book "Introduction to Computer Graphics..
NVMC is a simple LAN multiplayer game intended as a support tool for teaching Computer Graphics. The game is a simple car race on a client/server architecture. -
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Wolfpack is an open source server implementing the protocol used by the massive multiplayer online game Ultima Online. It aims for full support of the Ultima Online protocol and tries to mimic the same gameplay as the original.
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Lame MUD
A lame multi-user dungeon engine.
Lame MUD is planned to be an engine for virtual text based worlds (as opposed to the seizure inducing modern ARPG/MMORPG titles). Currently, it's still in pre-alpha. The sources available for download are not even remotely resembling anything like a MUD. There is a network layer established and the server acts as a one room chat server. -
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A multiplayer RPG that connects as a psuedo server to an IRCD. Built in the tradition of old BBS Door games such as LORD (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_of_the_Red_Dragon). Forest fights add experience and gold needed to best your master (gain level
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This project replaces the multiplayer server for the commercial game Dungeon Siege. It is a standalone server which a modified version of the client Dungeon Siege can connect to in order to play large scale multiplayer games in a persistent setting.
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Skwatt is a MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role playing game) developped by 8 people (game designer, art designers, programmers). The main goal is having fun in developping it. For now we have a 3D Windows Client and a Linux server.
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The goal of this project is to develop a room based massively multiplayer online role playing game. The intention is to have several versions of the client (text based / MUD, 2D, and 3D) interacting with a single server.
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ArkWorld is a multi-player, free-form roleplay game system. The server uses XML for it's configuration and game description, and is written in C and C++ for Linux (and other un*x?). The clients are currently being written in GAMBAS and Visual Basic.
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A working Anarchy Online server emulator, which allows the study of client-server communication in a massively-multiplayer roleplaying game. The finished project allows users to create their own private AO servers.
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Pretender is a server emulator for Neocron, a massive multiplayer online role playing game by REAKKTOR.COM.
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Roleplaying game based on the dark fantasy world of drowtales.com. C# client connecting to a C++, Php and Mysql powered dedicated linux server. Main features are: real-time chat, fully custom avatars, multiple camera view, 3d background with 2d manga cha
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A multiplayer, client-server game engine with server-side scripting. The intent is to create something like "LPC but with graphics." The server-side language is Lua.
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