In here, you'll find our old projects. After a huge effort on our part, we were able to choose which projects we were going to focus in, and which projects we weren't going to focus in anymore. This doesn't mean that they're useless, as we still use most of them. It's just that, unless we find some really good reasons to do so, we won't improve them anymore.
All of these projects include full source code, and very flexible licenses (most of them are released to the public domain!) So they are very useful, mainly for educational purposes.
Each project contains a small overview, and the licensing scheme for its source code.
Please remember that neither of these programs come with ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.
ChoiceChoice is a simple choice selection program written in C++, for Win32. It outputs one of many pre-written choices in a file. Don't think that because it's small, it can't do a lot!
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: Choice.zip
Division implements syllabic division on Spanish, English(?) and Japanese for both Romaji and Kana. It's written in C++/MFC.
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: Division.zip
ID3 Master is a program for quickly sorting MP3 files. It rewrites ID3v1 and/or ID3v2 headers with minimal data, as well as some other sorting functions. It supports drag-n-drop. It's written in C++/MFC.
Warning: This file may damage your music. we have tested it thoroughly and we haven't had a single problem, but remember that you use this program at your own risk and don't blame us if you end up messing your iTunes-sorted collection with this program, or something like that.
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: id3master.zip
Impact Arena is a fun and addicting multi-player action game. It's written in C++/Win32API/CommInO.
License: BSD-style License
Download: impactarena.zip
KanjiCard is a program to make printouts of small kanji-cards to help you memorize them, but it has also found a great use as a japanese (or any language) dictionary. It includes KanjiCard creator, which creates decks of Kanji Cards for use with KanjiCard. It comes with a set of public-domain decks, but I strongly recommend you to convert EDICT for use with it. I have already done so, but EDICT is not public domain, so I can't distribute it with KanjiCard in the same way. It's written in C++/MFC.
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: KanjiCard.zip
Line Catch is our first simultaneous-turn based two-player game. It features a board where two players must compete for its control. It comes full with server and client programs. They are written in C++/CommInO, which means that they are easily portable. I have tested them with OpenBSD and Win32 with no problems at all.
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: Linecatch.zip
Snake Wars was one the first program written specifically for Rapapaing, but don't underestimate it, for it might be the most complex program in this section. It's a nibbles-like game for DOS (but runs perfectly on Windows and DOSBox. It's written in C++/BGI (Borland Turbo C++ graphics library). Unfortunately, the font files it uses are not public-domain, so I can't include them with this distribution. Refer to the readme.txt file for any additional files you will require.
License: PUBLIC DOMAIN
Download: snakewars.zip