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WorldClassLeaderBoard Editor
World Class Leader Board Editor.
...Users can create and personalize golf holes by modifying elements such as fairways, bunkers, greens, trees, and flags. The editor offers an easy-to-use graphical interface, allowing users to view the course in 2D and 3D modes, making it easier to design or modify new levels. The editor is fully featured, ready to use, and able to export c64 disks. The source code is included in the zip (see the Files section). Prerequisites: - You need Java (>17) installed on your machine. Instructions: - download and unpack the zip - run editor.bat (Windows machines) or editor.sh (on Linux/MAC OS machines) Gameplay Retrogames World is the Twitch channel that playfully explores all aspects of retrogaming and modern video gaming, both on real hardware and emulation. ... -
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IceTimer
Graphical timer and match scheduler for pick-up ice hockey sessions
...Primarily intended for use in Oxford University Alternative Ice Hockey sessions but could easily be modified for use in similar informal sports tournaments. Match fixture lists generated using Jonathan Rennison's Match Fixture List Generator (matchgen.sourceforge.net). Interface written in Java using Processing (processing.org).
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