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A project of various and continuous cross-platform video game titles developed by; 3rd Party Video Games Developer: MetalManGames. The oldest cross-platform games have been removed along with Android, due to updates needed, and currently can not find the time at this moment. So far have included ; ''Undead Shotgun Reloaded'' Linux 64-bit version, needs SDL2 Installed, and download packs; 1- 3, and extract them to the ''lib'' folder, see; readme.txt for more details. ...

The Clue! (known as Der Clou! in Austria) is a 1994 remake of the 1986 game They Stole a Million. It would form a two game series, with a sequel following in 2001, under the guise of The Sting! or Der Clou 2!. The Clue! is a mixture of many video game genres. It can be described as role-playing adventure game with tactical/strategy elements and puzzles in the form of burglaries. The gameplay is composed of two different modes - most of the time, the player is travelling around the city of...

Robocup MSL is the mid sized league of robocup www.robocup.org. This site has been assembled to assist in sharing Robocup MSL resources for whichever teams wish to do so. Team Leaders please contact an admin to post your code.

alleged to the video 'tutorial' "the Mechanics and its Simulation". Simulation with Lagrangian method, both symbolic, and by numerical derivation. All well-grouped in folders. there is also a 'review' in 3 demos of the Newtonian dynamics: mass-spring systems. most of progs are written in C, with use of SDL lib to display simple graphics and have real-time interactivity. As to programming complexity, it's very simple... this all aims at classical physics simulation in a simple but efficient...

...It's similar to the classic "Terep 2". Particular care for internal cam. Written in standard C. There's a Windows executable ready for use, but it's compilable and playable on all Linux, BSD, MacOSX systems. Official VIDEO presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B74QvPGyBYM The physical simulation was written from 0 of course, so no external 'third-party' libraries are used; except GLUT+OpenGL for the graphical visualisation & good interactivity.

Megalui supports Immediate-mode OpenGL drawing and GUI widgets based on the GLUI open source project. It is running on Windows & Linux. Features: Simple and powerful 'C' API; 2D/3D Drawing (Onscreen or 2D Plane); 3D Height Map Rendering; Seamless WebCam-Capture via Video-For-Windows API; 2D/3D Text Rendering; Alpha-Blending Drawing of all primitives; Drawing images on-screen and on-surface (plane); Images with Alpha-Blending; 3D Object/Surface Picking By using 2D screen coordinates; Line, Rectangle, Circle, Ellipse, Rectangle, Polygon, Points drawing primitives; Complex 2D Path drawing including bezier and quad curves; Draw Lines with Arrow Head in 3D; Generate out-of-the-box images using 'uiChessboardImage' or 'uiNamedImage'; Draw 3D text using printf like API; 3D camera path animation For fly-Over Animations; LaTEX-style Mathematical Formula Rendering; Cartoon Shaders; Lights; Multiple Views Rendering

...This is quite instructive as software, expecially if taken in conjuction with the pure X Window System version: in both cases the 3D frames representing what happens are done internally by the program, using basic concepts form 3D computational graphics. Stanrd C as all the optehr memeberso of the series. it come in 2 subversions: Linux and Windows. for the Windows version there is a ready executable too. VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_O-9EFW5zk

Te Tuhi turns pictures of video games drawn on paper into games that you can play on the computer. It invents rules to suit the picture. The project aims to be inclusive, experimental, and modular, with one aim being a scaled down version for the OLPC.

Hard Coded Pinball started from a VPForum discussion about how to make the best playing video pinball possible.