sawine@47: <h2><a name="netchannel">NetChannel</a></h2>
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Description</h4>
sawine@47: NetChannel is a simple Python object for message-based network communication
sawine@47:                     on the TCP/IP stack. NetChannel is based on stateful sessions for improved performance.</li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Version 0.7</h4>
sawine@47: A stable prototype.
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/netchannel.zip">
sawine@47:                     Download NetChannel (Python required)</a></div></li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: 
sawine@47: <h2><a name="eden">Eden Plotter</a></h2>
sawine@47: <img src="images/edenplotters1.png" alt="eden plotter" class="float-right" height="150" width="200" />
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Description</h4>
sawine@47: Eden Plotter or Eden One is a quick prototype for my genetic programming routines.
sawine@47: It approximates a given function by the methods of GP.</li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Version 0.9</h4>
sawine@47: An unendurable slow prototype.
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/eden.zip">
sawine@47:                     Download Eden Plotter (Python required)</a></div></li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: 
sawine@47: <h2><a name="anq">ANQ</a></h2>
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Description</h4>                    
sawine@47: ANQ is a testing environment for distributed algorithms. It provides a
sawine@31: centralised and convenient way of organising runtime dynamic
sawine@31: topologies, gives full control over the initialisation and flow of the
sawine@31: algorithm and helps in tracking the current node states by visualising
sawine@47: the node reports on the OpenGL graph.</br>
sawine@31: ANQ builds on the ANQ Protocol which can be optionally extended on
sawine@31: special needs for the algorithm to be tested. The ANQ Master is written
sawine@31: in C# using Windows Forms and OpenGL. Observer, Hotbed and the example
sawine@47: Node were developed in Python.
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: <img src="images/anqs3.png" alt="anq" class="float-right" height="130" width="200" />
sawine@47: <img src="images/anqs2.png" alt="anq" class="float-right" height="130" width="200" />
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Version Antquarium Prototype</h4>
sawine@47: Antquarium is the predecessor of ANQ. It was an extended course assignment and serves as a prototype for ANQ.
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/antquarium.zip">
sawine@47:                     Download Antquarium for Windows (Python and .Net 2.0 required)</a></div>
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Version 0.4.1</h4>
sawine@47: Stable version missing features like flow and runtime topology control.
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: 
sawine@47: <h2><a name="theme_blocks">Theme Blocks</a></h2>
sawine@47: <img src="images/themeblockss1.png" alt="theme blocks" class="float-right" height="150" width="200" />
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Gameplay</h4>
sawine@47: A traditional gameplay most people will be familiar with.
sawine@47: You have blocks falling down, you have a highscore.
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Features</h4>
sawine@47: <ul><li>Online highscore list</li><li>Hardware accelerated graphics</li><li>Fullscreen and windowed mode</li><li>Two colour themes: black and white</li><li>Anti-aliasing support</li></ul>
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Requirements</h4>		        
sawine@47: <ul><li>Microsoft Windows XP or Vista</li><li>Graphics card supporting OpenGL 1.3 or higher</li><li>One keyboard with at least the arrow keys working</li></ul>	                		    <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/ThemeBlocksSetup.exe">Download Theme Blocks (1.4MB)</a></div>     	        
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: 
sawine@47: <h2><a name="pyng_pong">Pyng Pong</a></h2>
sawine@47: <img src="images/pyngpongs1.png" alt="pyng pong screenshot" class="float-right" height="149" width="200" />
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Gameplay</h4>
sawine@47: Two bats, one ball...
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Features</h4>
sawine@47: <ul><li>Three AI difficulty levels</li><li>Endless gameplay, play till you're bored!</li></ul>
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/PyngPongSetup.exe">
sawine@47:                     Download Pyng Pong for Windows (2.4MB)</a></div>
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/pyngpong.zip">
sawine@47:                     Download Pyng Pong Source (Python + PyGame needed) (0.4MB)</a></div>	
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: </ul>
sawine@47: 
sawine@47: <h2><a name="klangbild">Klangbild</a></h2>
sawine@47: <img src="images/klangbilds1.png" alt="klangbild" class="float-right" height="150" width="200" />
sawine@47: <ul>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Gameplay</h4>
sawine@47: There is no gameplay yet, it's a prototype for an audio-visual puzzle game.
sawine@47: </li>
sawine@47: <li>
sawine@47: <h4>Features</h4>
sawine@47: <ul><li>Drag, create and remove sound sources</li><li>Height of placement sets the sound pitch</li></ul>
sawine@47: <div class="download"><a href="http://me73.com/downloads/klangbild.zip">
sawine@47:                     Download Klangbild (Python and PyGlet required)</a></div>		            
sawine@47: </li></ul>            
sawine@31: