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    Until now the biggest chore for a DM was organizing his maps and notes in a way that they could be quickly found when needed. Now with this tool you can organize those notes and maps into a quick and easy to navigate HTML Document.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Send anonymous emails for free!
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    A simple utility to help DMs track the combat of each encounter. It is designed to speed up the game play for the players by taking some of the calculation load off of the DM.
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    Demolisher

    Read and run Cryptic Studios games .demo files

    Read, parse, render and run Cryptic Studios Inc. .demo files with ease.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    WebApp Go is an IDE for developing web applications easily with little to no effort. Follow us on Twitter now @WebAppGo. http:/;/twitter.com/WebAppGo
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    myPower

    Power monitoring program

    myPower is a simple monitoring and logging program for the Raspberry Pi. It collects live power usage data from the LeChacal RPICT8 current HAT and CT Sensors. myPower logs the data to daily files calculating each day's KiloWatt Hour Usage. **myPower Remote App is Still In Development** The collected data can be viewed in a user friendly format with a line graph and pie chart. Monthly, Yearly, and lifetime KiloWatt Hour Usage can also be viewed and graphed using the "myPower Remote" app. INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS 1. Complete setup of the LeChacal RPICT8 HAT as per the instructions on their Wiki - [http://lechacal.com/wiki/index.php?title=RPICT8_Version_5] 2. Download and Unzip myPower.zip (this project) to preferred Folder 3. run the myPower executable 4.Log files are CSV type and will be saved into "/home/pi/myPower/log" The myPower program was created using LiveCode community version 7.0.4
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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