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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...

A easy basic in order to make games in 2d style amos for linux and windows The basic it comprises a module runtime, ide examples and games.

VLC Lyric Control (VLyriC) is a light-weight utility built to work with VLC 2.0.8 in order to display and control live text overlay(s) on top of a video feed or file that is being played by the instance of VLC that VLyriC is connected to. This is accomplished by utilizing VLC’s “Remote Control” (rc) extra interface, and Marquee display module. VLyriC is geared towards individuals who need to broadcast a live video feed of a large meeting or conference (primarily LDS Stake Conferences), and include a text overlay to display names/titles of those speaking and/or lyrics of songs to be sung during the meeting or conference. VLyriC depends on the .NET Framework 4 (either the Client Profile or Full frameworks are OK), and has been run on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1. ...

PortfolioMan is PHP-MySQL application designed to facilitate the management of artist portfolios. It will be module-oriented, and as such should be able to expand to more general content management including other types of documents than images.

KI::Chart is a Perl module for generating SVG based charts. It currently supports horizontal-, vertical-bar, line and pie charts.

PDF::Create is a Perl module that allows you to create PDF documents, possibly on the fly, using a large number of primitives.

Java module to create dynamic charts on the fly. Supports Bar, Scatter, Line, and Pie charts.