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The Ocular Migraine is a powerful utility application designed for Meta Quest VR headsets that provides deep control over system-level performance, recording, and application behavior through an advanced interface. It operates as a “master control program” that leverages ADB-level access to modify device settings that are typically hidden from standard users, enabling extensive customization of CPU, GPU, and rendering parameters. The application allows users to create custom performance...

Collaborative Live Coding Space with support of user-defined languages and WebVR ready 3D graphics based on Virtual World Framework (Croquet), A-Frame, Ohm language, OSC.js, Cell.js, GunDB and more. LiveCoding.space architecture moves Virtual World Framework architecture towards pure-decentralized application. By default a tiny Reflector server is used for creating a Virtual World instances. But you could try out to connect using the new experimental totaly decentralized solution provided by Krestianstvo Luminary. That will allow to create Virtual World Instances just within Web Browser by a client,using any avaliable decentralized storage GunDB on internet. ...

A hybrid visualization framework for desktops, large immersive displays and the web. A framework for virtual reality and cluster-driven display systems. Requires Python (the pre-installed 2.7 version on OSX and most linux distros works fine, on Windows omegalib comes with python bundled so you don't need this). C++ Build tools for your platform (g++, clang/XCode, Visual Studio 2012/2013 depending on the OS). On windows, the free Visual Studio editions work fine. Modules are optional...

...This bot (or a collection of bots) is started through a REST command and can be stopped the same way. The software is extremely modular, and is designed to easily accept plugins that developers can write (in C#) to add more complex interaction between a web application and a Second Life® bot (a non-human-controlled avatar). *Note:* No Files for release; source code only (on the Code tab) The Wiki might be a bit weird to navigate, since it was imported from GitHub...