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TileDownloader
OpenStreetMap tile downloader
A windows program for bulk downloading selections of OpenStreetMap tiles from selected servers. Written in Visual Basic -
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Dungeon Map Editor
A 2D tile map editor created using .NET framework.
A 2D tile map editor created using .NET framework. -
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RBounce
An animated board game for Windows
...When a game is running and the mouse pointer is within the playable area, a right-click switches between building a horizontal and vertical wall (the cursor shows which one); a left-click starts a wall building there, so long as no ball occupies that tile. -
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LongBar is an alternative tile-based sidebar for Windows XP/Vista/7. It is based on idea of Longhorn Sidebar. LongBar shows some relevant information to user using tiles. LongBar written in C# using Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 and WPF.
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Tile map editor (TileME) is for design tile maps with a single tiled image and export map data as an array. this is a very good tool for J2ME game prgrammers and with a very little changes you can use it for any other languages. Tile map Editor DEVEL
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MetroToolkit.NET
Take your WinForms project out of Aero and into Metro with ease!
A complete Metro-styled toolkit built in pure GDI+, which gives way to great performance and most of all, great appearance. Simply add the .DLL to your Visual Studio toolbox and you're off! *Requires .NET Framework 4
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