This page keeps track of links to all the software on this site that I have written which is for public use. It is all free, and as they are all written in .Net you can use Reflector to view what each program does internally. Redistribution is acceptable, so long as you do not pass the work off as anyone elses but mine.
My old sudoku solver. Its not all that special… but it can print out its logic for most puzzles, so you can sometimes learn new things from it.
My raytracer. It uses TAL files which were defined in the University of Sydney computer graphics class. Although it supports a few custom extensions so it can do pictures like this.
My LoopDeLoop game. It is a generic implementation of the LoopDeLoop/Slitherlink/Kwontom loops puzzle game. It has a multiplayer mode and support for non-standard grids. As of Beta 40, it now requires .Net 3.5.
My LoopDeLoop Silverlight game. Uses the same engine as above, to power a silverlight browser plugin. Lets you play right in the browser.
My Twist’N'Turn Silverlight game. Also known as Masyu among other names, this game is somewhat like Slitherlink, but there are no numbers involved. Can play right in the browser. The solver/generator engine is nowhere near as good as for LoopDeLoop, but its a start… Masyu is hard to make generic, as the rules basically require each intersection have 4 edges, but I might add the hexagon/triangle/square mesh option which fits the bill, the engine will support it.
My AppleHunt game. This is a game I came up with at random which is kind of fun. The solver in it is unfortunately brute force, so it has a pretty limited range when it comes to generating puzzles.
My LOTRO chat log text to speech program. It reads text files out loud with specific features targeted for LOTRO.
My LOTRO chat log time stamping program. It creates a timestamped version of a log file, useful for finding timing patterns. Nothing specfically LOTRO about this at all really…
My GUI for the LOTRO dat file defragmention program. It adds support for file defragmenting as well as internal defragmenting and the ability to see how fragmented the file is, if you wish.
My LOTRO Dat file optimization program. Performs internal file reordering to match usage patterns, allowing improved game performance.
Utility for use with DatOptimize. Lets you switch between using optimized and using original files.
I was wondering if you had some kind of a read me for the use of the Lotro Dat Optomizer? Seems like a kewl tool but I have no idea how to get it to monitor usage and then do the optomize
See this thread in the LOTRO forums – http://forums.lotro.com/showthread.php?t=321929
FOOP! They did the forum purge before I could get back to that thread and give it a bump – your little program does some amazing things – reduuced load times to relatively nothing on my desktop (its a gaming machine to begin with but … WOW!) — in the process of making a couple of profiles for the laptop to see how much of an improvemnt I get there — wil let you know the results soon!