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RuleRule
A puzzle game of rules acting upon rules. Create the desired pattern.
...In this game, rules act and modify other rules (including themselves). The goal is to reach a desired condition (e.g. a checkerboard of red and yellow). Versions For a first test of the game mechanics in your browser, download the Javascript version, coded by Jan-Hendrik Vienup (December 2014, GPL) tested with Firefox, MSIE, Chrome, and Safari : RuleRule3.zip First created with NeXT Interface Builder and Objective-C files (1995, Mach OS): rulerule.gz (Creative Commons Attribution License). For some history, see http://hilgemeier.gmxhome.de/codes/rulerule.htm Unfinished Java project, running under Eclipse Luna with Windows 7 (2012, LGPL). ... -
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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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Galleon is a home media server using TiVo's discontinued HME protocol. It only works on TiVo versions earlier than 20.7.2. The project is not actively maintained. If you want to maintain it, contact the admins.
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