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rbFriends (beta 4)



rbFriends is a small utility to tell you who’s logged on to redbrick.

Screenshot of rbFriendsThis is a little app will tell you whos logged into redbrick and send alerts when your friends log in or out.

For more information check out the README.
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HeyMessenger Prototype


HeyMessenger Prototype is a proof-of-concept application, inspired by messenging tools such as AOL, Yahoo and MSN.

Tiny screenshot of Hey Messenger in action!Hey messages are messages sent by using the hey command on networked server from one user to another.

This application provides a frontend to sending and recieving Hey messages without opening and managing a shell. Specifically on Redbrick.

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Myth Maker (0.0.6)



Tiny screenshot of MythMaker in action! Myth Maker is a Character Sheet Editor for Pen and Paper Roleplaying Games. It uses Java and XML technologies.

The character sheets are very close to the original published character sheets. New character sheets can be added by using XML scripts. You can edit, save and print the character sheets, modify values etc.

Version 0.0.6 is the last version of MythMaker. It is version 0.0.5 repackaged with any new scripts that were created. No future versions are planned.
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SimUniversity



SimUniversity was my final year project for Computer Apps in DCU.

Screenshot of SimUniversity in actionIt’s a simulation of a University using a mathamatical model and a simple GUI frontend. It was inspired by the line of Sim computer games.

It was devolped using Object Oriented Techniques (UML) in Java.
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TankStorm



TankStorm was my third year project for Computer Apps in DCU.

Screenshot of TankStorm in Action!It was devolped with Mark Greene.

It is an Applet game where you control a tank and it’s turret and must battle to the end of the single level.

Our examiners thought it was very good at the time (but that was a while back).
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TamaOO



TamaOO is a Java Tamagothci!

Screenshot of TamaOO

I found it on my hard disk when I was cleaning out some of my archives. It was for an Object Oriented project to demostrate Object Orientation.
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