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Coming Soon - An open source implementation of DIS (Distributed Interactive Simulation) written for the Unity3D game engine.

...DSOL has support for discrete event and for continuous modeling. Formalisms supported are event scheduling, DEVS, flow-based simulation, and continuous modeling through sets of differential equations. The first release was introduced at IEEE's Winter Simulation Conference in 2002. Since then, numerous papers and PhD dissertations have been developed, with applications in the fields of transportation and traffic, logistics, supply chain management, gaming and training, health care, and many others.

...It is coordinate-based, which allows for walls of any size, height, and angle compared to BBC's full-height, 90-degree walls. G1BC is currently in early development. The development team (gooper1 and elevescalators) are aiming for a beta release date in mid- to late-2012. G1BC is licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA license, the deed of which can be found at http://j.mp/ccbyncsa3.

This is a 2D shooting action game for two players for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. Current release written in C++ using the SDL library with its extensions. Next release will be in Java.

The Day 0 is (yet) minimal FPS, and will include networking feature and a RTS mode. We use the irrlicht demo as a basis for implementing some new features. So, don't be surprised if you doesn't see any graphical change in the release :-)

MOVED: Go on http://slbh.sourceforge.net for the new release!

NEWS UPDATE - MARCH 16, 2016 <<<<BETA RELEASE NOTIFICATION>>>> This is Terofal77, otherwise known as Jake and the producer of Sundog Resurrection. I have not updated this page for quite some time as our primary project website is www.SundogResurrectionProject.com. However, I wanted to make notification that the BETA RELEASE is about to drop. Yup, at long last! Bruce "hired" me onto the Sundog Resurrection Team back in 2002 and through the years we soldiered on between periods of dormancy and turnover but always keeping the momentum forwards. ...

A-Life game, players can create and release MAAGs (Mobile Autonomous AGents) into the world using a variety of programing languages. Also multiplayer rpg, where players can enter the world and interact with the differents MAAGs.