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Kisekae UltraKiss
Kisekae UltraKiss is a full featured integrated development environmen
UltraKiss is a computer program that implements the Kisekae Set system, KiSS, a Japanese graphics system originally developed to facilitate costume changes on virtual dolls. UltraKiss was developed to help artists build their KiSS sets. It is a full featured viewer for all KiSS dolls, games, and visual applications. It is also a complete graphical development environment for creating KiSS applications. It fully implements the FKiSS event driven programming language up to and including... -
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Flexishow
Slideshow controlled by a spreadsheet
...Reads selected image filenames and other information from a spreadsheet, and uses that information to run a slideshow. Images may be selected based on the content of their spreadsheet entries, and are displayed in the order in which they appear in the spreadsheet. Thus, for instance, a show may be presented of all images with a value of 'Nature' in column 'M' and a value greater than 25 in column 'D'. An experimental feature allows for the actual entering of data in the spreadsheet during the slideshow. -
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Nested pie chart is for tree visualization. Each node of the tree has a size and color attribute, enabling the chart to be used as a heatmap. Linear arrangement of the nodes in decreasing order of size is an advantage over rectangular heatmaps.
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