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A 24x24 tileset intended for use with Crossfire RPG Game servers. Many images were pulled from old versions of the game (0.92.0 was a specific baseline). As of Crossfire RPG Game 1.75.0, the GTK2 client supports non-32x32 tileset sizes. The tileset has not been tested on JXClient, so it is unclear whether it works there or not.

Qvid is a demo video streaming application for Windows (MacOs support limited and currently broken), written in Python. It allows you to capture screenshots of your desktop, webcam, and selected windows programs. The captured images are compressed and sent as a continuous stream over a TCP connection to a single machine. Developed alongside https://sourceforge.net/projects/netjoy/ to allow for off-site, single and multiplayer, game play over an internet connection.

...Choose from many supported languages and modify your leaderboard in the easy-to-use adminpanel. You can select one of eight different color schemes, choose from different background images and add your own clan banner. Add yourself and your friends from all platforms to the leaderboard and compare your statistics in many different values.

...Choose from many supported languages and modify your leaderboard in the easy-to-use adminpanel. You can select one of eight different color schemes, choose from different background images and add your own clan banner. Add yourself and your friends from all platforms to the leaderboard and compare your statistics in many different values.

...Choose from many supported languages and modify your leaderboard in the easy-to-use adminpanel. You can select one of eight different color schemes, choose from different background images and add your own clan banner. Add yourself and your friends from all platforms to the leaderboard and compare your statistics in many different values.

Gametable (also known as GamenianTabele), is a Java-based shared whiteboard and chat client. It is designed primarily to provide an online tabletop interface. Draw directly, or place images, that all connected users can see and manipulate. RNG/dice functions supported, infinite table size, a few Z-order layers, pointer tools visible to everyone connected, stand along host server, and basic tagging and drawing tools. It specializes in simplicity, virtually no learning curve, and ease of use. Shared image files auto-propagate to other users (and only images, no other file type will propagate), which allow them to use a local cache to view shared spaces.