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    Kirstens Viewers

    Kirstens Viewers

    Opensource Created Custom Viewers For Virtual Worlds like SecondLife.

    ...It’s built for creators, photographers, and advanced users who want a clean, modern viewer with a focus on high performance on high end PC's Anaglyph 3D Mode , OpenCL‑based Visual Effects, Aggressive Optimisation, vcpkg + PowerShell One‑Click Build Automation, Highly Tuned Graphics Path , Many Other Cutting‑Edge Features — ongoing experimental work, performance improvements, and creator‑driven enhancements continue to push the viewer forward.
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    MV3D is an open source virtual world simulation framework written in Python. It was designed with scalability in mind and aims to be able to distribute a world across as many servers as needed while dynamically balancing the load.
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    Chapas videogame

    Chapas videogame

    3D turn-based bottlecap racing game with support for multi-players

    Chapas is an open source turn-based bottlecap racing game, with 3D graphics, where the players strategically control the racers with cards. A typical round of Chapas starts by dealing 9 random cards to each player. Each of these cards represents movement points for the different bottlecaps. Afterwards, an auction takes place, where the players use their money (an initially set amount, that accumulates over different rounds), to buy the bottlecaps better suited to each player's cards. Finally the race phase starts, where the players use their cards, on their respective turn, to move the bottlecaps across the field, passing through each checkpoint (where they can restock their cards for money). ...
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