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This java program will ultimately solve grid-type logic problems if given enough clues in a pseudo english language. Features a user friendly GUI letting the user know the progression of the solving process based on the clues entered.
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Coapres
Real Time Puzzle Videogame
Real time puzzle videogame, with like arcade games gameplay and isometric perspective. Use random pieces of terrain to expand the ants territory allowing them to reach the food. -
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Master Sudoku
Sudoku solver written in Java (Spanish Language)
Sudoku solver written in Java (Spanish Language). Supports a lots of logical techniques (singles, subsets, fishes, wings, uniqueness, coloring, loops, chains, ALS). It is not a puzzle generator. You must have the puzzles in a text file or select a puzzle pre-loaded. Includes several kinds of helps. -
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Egle - Enigma Game Level Editor
A GUI Level Editor for the Enigma Game
Make sure to visit the Home Page: (http://enigmaeditor.sourceforge.net/) Enigma Game Level Editor (Egle) is a project to create a level editor for the Enigma game (http://www.nongnu.org/enigma/about.html). Enigma Game Level Editor is made in the Java programming language using the NetBeans IDE. -
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Pocket Cube J3D is a simulator of a Pocket Cube, in Java language and Java 3D graphics API. Java 3D is available at: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/tech/index-jsp-138252.html
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JPlanarity is a puzzle computer game written in Java Language, a clon of flash Planarity game written by John Tantalo. The player starts out with a tangled series of connected dots, and has to untangle the net until no edges intersect.
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This package has been created in order to control, solve and manage a 2x2 rubik cube using java language. Its methods can mix and solve the cube, and allow the user to change the cube information in any time. There are two ways to solve the cube.
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The Sudoku Solver is a project managed in Java programming language using open source choco (http://choco.sourceforge.net) constraint programming library which solves given Sudoku puzzles.
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FaTBloG - Falling Tetriminoe Block Game is a Tetris-Clone written using the Java Programming Language deployable as a standalone application or as a web service using Java Web Start.
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This software is directed to children and school teachers for teaching ortography rules of the English language.
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Multilingual Crosswords - it finds solutions for grid puzzles by using words dictionary. It can support any language - currently polish and english dictionary. Rich client for editing/viewing is foreseen.
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Solve Logic Word Puzzles with CLP
Constraint Logic can solve word logic puzzles.
Learn basic constraint logic programming by solving logic word puzzles. Go to http://eclipse.dougedmunds.com . This tutorial will show you how to solve easy 1 star to hard 5 star puzzles, using the eCLiPSe-CLP language (available at http://eclipseclp.org/). Don't confuse this programming language (a prolog language) with the IDE for Java.
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