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This is a standard Molkky score sheet. It works with almost any Android device (2.3+). Incorporate some usual home rules (no elimination after 3 fails, for example),

Developped on Fairphone1 this App calculates distance, instant speed, average speed. It's suitable for Running/Biking. It also logs all these data (plus location information) in a CSV file that can easily be imported in libreoffice for example, for offline analysis. At this stage, application is a beta that need further testing on different device. Feedback is welcome.

...IT is as much as possible bug-free, and it works well. Camera control and vehicle control are implemented with great care. This program serves as a reference material and reliable example for 2 tasks in 3D videogames: *hilly terrain as basis of game's environment *vehicles realistically drivable on hilly terrain. The package contains the Windows (XP or campatible) executable, and the folder with the Game Maker project. Hope it will be useful for some. This project actually houses 2 zip packages...1 is a full-blown driving simulator, called Tractor Nerd 3D, and a sample program which implements a simple game in which the player controls a hero which can walk on a hilly terrain, where this terrain is defined throught a hightmap read froam an external bitmap image file and another bitmap which, according to some conventions,defines which texture is to be put at which little 'square' of the terrain, and a folder contraining the textures

update: https://sourceforge.net/projects/newctruck3drally/ It's a 3D, physically realistic truck/car simulator, oriented to dirt tracks. This is subsancially kept as hystorical. The environment is a hilly terrain which can also be user-defined in the form of a Bitmap image file (where intensity of red component defines height). 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...

...Needs .NET 3.5 to be pre-installed on your system. It takes the one-minute total max. reps (supposed to be done at max. VO2) and calculates the corresponding timing to beep on. So, if for example you do 30 reps in one minute, that means 1 rep every 2 secs. The software calculates that and gives you the "beep" every 2 secs. It is useful for frequencies like 2,5, 1,7 secs, etc. You will have the rythm wihtout bothering to guess it. A good application is the lactate tolerance improvement of aerobic exercises like rowing, biking, running, kettlebell snatching, etc.

A strategy game giving you the chance to manage teams at different levels of motor sport, for example go-karting up to F1