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GMUVE (Graphical Multiuser Virtual Environment) is an engine/framework that lets large numbers of users interact in a 3D world. GMUVE is a peer to peer networked OpenGL application that can be used for MMPOG or 3D chat. It is available in Python and JAVA
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Blizzaga Media library is a tool for generating playlists for use with external media players. A maximum file size is specified for a playlist, allowing the user to restrict generation to the capacity of their device. Currently supports PSP file system.
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Software to allow hardsid card to act as a MIDI instrument running on a Linux platform. This project will use the existing hardsid driver for Linux (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hardsid). See also www.hardsid.com.
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A 3D virtual world engine (community, town, planet and spaced-based) using the NetBeans platform and Java3D
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Project to develop xVRML specs & related s/w tech. VRML97 put 3D worlds on the net & xVRML evolves it w/ Schema-based re-definition. Schema forms base for spec docs & model of the data in a VR world, as well as dev of tech-demo app & plugin s/w.
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EnzAnKara turns your Desktop/Notebook into a KaraOkey machine: you can play/edit your music lyrics/notes and sing along with a mic to your computer. Requires JDK 5.0 and a sound card. IMPORTANT: JRE can't play midi, use JDK! See http://karaok.sf.net/
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The ComicReader is a program to read daily comics like Garfield, Dilbert, Userfriendly and lots of other daily comics. The comicreader has unique features like autodownloading the comics, central managed comic definitions and the option to email comics.
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CryptEngine is a fast 3D engine for Java available as Open Source. It is based on OpenGL and provides components and objects allowing the description and rendering of 3D scenes. CryptEngine focuses on Rapid Application Development.
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guillen genediad is a collection of IRC-Scripts for KVIrc, like a Skat-Script, an Mp3-Script or an Away Script.
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[Abandoned] An Eclipse plugin to aid in developing with JMe (JMonkeyEngine - www.jmonkeyengine.com). This project is in no way directly associated or sponsored by JMonkeyEngine.
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Particle Reality is an extremely versatile open source java particle engine intended for use in java demonstrations and games.
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LMY image codec and tools for small, 16-bit (or higher) displays on devices with limited resources. Image file size and quality rival GIF, PNG, and JPEG, but decompression is much less complex. Used commercially by Lower Mars. C/C++ and Java/j2ME include
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This game demo is a tool to learn the basics of J2ME and a few graphic tricks.<br> It uses an Ant script for both code related operations and distribution management.<br> It also makes good use of great Java tools (Antic, ProGuard, MPowerPlayer).
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Tux Learn Notes is the open source voice controled educational arcade game. You will control tux with your musical instrument/ voice via the computer sound card or by midi and makes points when you hit the correct pitch.
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A four-dimensional first-person shooter, designed not to expand your horizons, but to add a new horizon orthogonal to all the other ones you're used to.
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Game engine modeled on the simpengine from the book Opengl Game programming. To be built in JAVA, on top of JOGL (which is a set of JAVA bindings to Opengl). Also, coding of a tutorial testbed and a simple game demo.
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MobileMath is a software written by using J2ME technolology. It turns mobile into calculator supporting many operations such as : evaluate expression, plotting, differentiate & integrate expression... It can run on any mobiles supporting Java.
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YanC42 is a GUI configuration tool for the nVidia and ATI Linux Driver Set. It supports viewing, editing and creation of X Configuration options and environment variables.
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A simple conversion tool from AutoREALM (http://sourceforge.net/projects/autorealm/) native formats (AuR, AuRX planned) into SVG for inclusion in websites.
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A java API for parsing, manipulating and creating TV-Anytime metadata. TV-Anytime is an open standard for metadata describing TV and radio programmes that is designed to support Personal Video Recoders (PVRs), programme guides and related technologies.
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Fully playable Java game demo illustrating basic game programming technics, such as sprite animation, pixmap fonts, time or frame related game loop, affine transformations, convolution filters, sound generation and playback...
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Java3D 3DS FileLoader for platforms supporting JDK1.4 and Java 3D Highly functional, multiplatform 3DS File format loader Supports: Heirarchical animation Cameras Point Lights Directional Lights Textures Smooth Groups and other features
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This project contains several of programs written in Java and Visual Basic. There is VFDOutputter for sending text to a VFD or LCD, a console and gui Java Ultima Online client, subnet calc, Pacman, Galaxian, a Windows wallpaper changer, proxy and more.
