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LFSLib.NET is an object and event model abstracting the wire protocols exposed by the Live For Speed racing simulator. It is an abstraction to convert packet based send and receive protocols into an event driven object model.
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A model railway simulation. You can define trains, tracks, switches and signals and then watch the trains driving on the tracks, control the trains, switches, and signals.
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FGSD is an interactive scenery designer/builder for the FlightGear (http://www.flightgear.org/) flight simulator project.
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Joctree is a real-time graphics engine for Java. The engine supports scene-optimization via octrees, and will support basic model and animation formats (Wavefront/Obj and Quake/MD2).
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EE MUD includes a large spherical world with dynamically created biomes, weather, and local areas. Need to replace serialization with more efficient caching with less object persistence, redo synchronization model, and use XML loaders over factory method
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The purpose of the Mortified project is to build a platform game inspired by the classic C64 games, especially Black Magic. The game will use a fairly realistic 2D physics model, which perhaps is a contradiction in terms.
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Panzer is a game where you command a tank and try to take out your enemies. It uses an advanced physics simulation model and is playable over the internet (2-4 players recommended).
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JAIS is a completely object oriented designed, Java implemented RoboCup Agent including visualisation of the world model.
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Xi3D is an X3D renderer and browser for 3D Web content. It contains compliant parsers for VRML'97 types, a java scenegraph, XML bindings using SAX2, a content converter, full runtime and event model, DOM Level 2, vecmath
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Fungus is a framework for distributed simulation by multi-agents. It uses a very modular architecture. A GUI is provided. In our model, everything is Agent. Even the environnement. You have an access to the communication's 'canals'.
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Running Reality
World history plays out down to street level on a detailed map.
...We at Running Reality believe that we can use the power of today's computers and mobile devices to bring history to life in an accessible, immersive, and engaging way for K-12 students, history enthusiasts, and visitors to historical sites. Running Reality gives you a map that lets you go any place on any date from 3000BC to today and explore down to the street-level of history. This model has nations and cities but also ships, armies, buildings, and people. Towns grow, buildings are constructed, ships explore new seas, and armies battle. Harbors silt in, rivers change course, and cities are sacked and burned. When you are standing at a historical site and using your mobile phone, you can see all the events that happened around you at that exact spot then zoom out to see the context of what was happening more globally.
