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[Aklyon]

I use Bumptop, I'm too lazy to get a link but if you google it you should find it.

They shut down a while ago.

I could put the it on mediafire or something if anyone still wants it, ive still got the free edition installer.

do it to it

'k, its on Mediafire here, and Wuala (if anyone one knows what that is) here.

[piecewise]

I use Bumptop, I'm too lazy to get a link but if you google it you should find it.

They shut down a while ago.

I could put the it on mediafire or something if anyone still wants it, ive still got the free edition installer.

do it to it

'k, its on Mediafire here, and Wuala (if anyone one knows what that is) here.

Front page updated.

[Jack_Bread]

I LOOOOOVE Bumptop.

[Aklyon]

I LOOOOOVE Bumptop.

Me too. 

[Siquo]

For Windows users: Something Windows Should Do Itself, but somehow Can't.

Taskbar Shuffle

[Aklyon]

For Windows users: Something Windows Should Do Itself, but somehow Can't.

Taskbar Shuffle

Windows 7/64-bit already does that.

[The Mad Engineer]

Thank you SO MUCH for revealing to me the programs on this list.  I love the particle games, and right now I'm trying out the Omni space simulator.



It is awesome.

[Itnetlolor]

I've been wanting to try out a more recent gravity simulation program, aside an old version that my brother used to have for DOS, although I haven't found that program yet.

Seeing as I understand the math behind the programs a little more now, I always wanted to have a bit of fun screwing around with orbit patterns and smashing worlds into each other.

[piecewise]

I've been wanting to try out a more recent gravity simulation program, aside an old version that my brother used to have for DOS, although I haven't found that program yet.

Seeing as I understand the math behind the programs a little more now, I always wanted to have a bit of fun screwing around with orbit patterns and smashing worlds into each other.

The universe sandbox (on the front page) will work for that. There's also a more abstract program called "Gravit" you might like.

Thank you SO MUCH for revealing to me the programs on this list.  I love the particle games, and right now I'm trying out the Omni space simulator.



It is awesome.

If you hover the cursor over alien planets a description will pop up. I wrote those
Oh and try out the Metallic race in the subspecies folder. NOTHING CAN STOP THEM.

[Jack_Bread]

http://www.monsteradvancer.com/

Monster Advancer. It's a website that let's you quickly add templates, feats, items, and levels to DnD 3.5 monsters.
Also has a nifty encounter generator.

[smjjames]

The Omni space simulator looks pretty cool, will prob check that out later.

Thanks for the link to the univers simulator, been wondering where a good universe simulator/solar system simulator thing was since a java orrery that I knew about went down years ago.

Also, theres a version 2 of universe simulator available, dunno how new that is though.

[Siquo]

For Windows users: Something Windows Should Do Itself, but somehow Can't.

Taskbar Shuffle

Windows 7/64-bit already does that.

Finally, after 15 years...

[Itnetlolor]

Love adventure, but too lazy?

Try: Progress Quest

[Supermikhail]

Love adventure, but too lazy?

Ah, Adventure adventure, not Adventure adventure!

[Acanthus117]

The Omni link doesn't work. :C