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xLua adds Lua script programming capabilities to C# environments such as Unity, .Net, Mono, etc. With xLua, these Lua codes can be easily called with C#. xLua has many breakthroughs in function, performance, and ease of use. The most representative of these aspects are C# implementation (methods, operators, attributes, events, etc.) can be replaced with Lua implementation at runtime; excellent GC optimization, custom struct, enumeration transfer between Lua and C# without C# gc alloc; and there is no need to generate code under the editor, and the development is lighter. ...

...Efficient syntax highlighting is provided using Parsing Expression Grammars, which can be conveniently expressed using Lua in the form of LPG. The editor core is written in a reasonable amount of clean (your mileage may vary), modern and legacy-free C code, enabling it to run in resource-constrained environments. The implementation should be easy to hack on and encourage experimentation. There is also a Lua API for in-process extensions. Vis strives to be simple and focuses on its core task: efficient text management.

An extensive and multi-platform visualisation, process control and HMI application that supports many different devices via an open plug-in interface. Beside a visual GUI editor a debugger is part of the package.

...Batch extraction of all save files of all games on the system. Save file editing. Easy to use, scriptable and easily expandable on-console save editing. Lua and Python script support. Built-in save editor updater. On-the-fly memory editing. Cheat Engines like RAM editing. Freezing of values in RAM via Atmosphère's cheat module. Interface for loading, managing, and updating Atmosphère cheats. All packed into one easy-to-use and easy-to-install Homebrew.

Pi64 is not an emulator, it just mimics the 80's classic 8bit computers with SDL based graphics and RtAudio based sound. The fullscreen editor for shell and the built-in program editor help you create your own programs and games. Programming language is LUA, but Pi64 is open for any library plugins written in your favourite language. Source was written in pure C, so should compile on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux without issues.

OpenGDK is short for Open Game Development Kit. It's supposed to be a plug-in BASED (it's different from OGRE. OGRE is plug-in friendly), cross-platform, open source, general purpose (2D, 3D, client, server, editor), game development kit.

Lunar aims to be a cross-platform engine geared towards developing two-dimensional video games. In addition to Lua-based scripting, planned features include support for interchangeable graphics, image and audio libraries, and a fully-featured editor.

This is a key customizer that provides GUI key editor and flexible script. This project has moved to SourceForce.jp https://sourceforge.jp/projects/zenisynth/