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PokéAPI is an open RESTful API for Pokémon data, described as free and open to use. It offers a consumption-only interface where only the HTTP GET method is available on resources, and no authentication is required to access it.
Fantasia Archive is a free offline worldbuilding and documenting tool that runs on the user's computer. The site describes it as feature-rich and offers a download, with support links for Discord, Patreon and Ko-Fi.
MapCraft.me offers downloadable Minecraft maps by direct links, claiming a list of 5803 maps covering versions from 1.16 through 1.21 and Bedrock Edition. The site lists popular maps and additional maps by version. It states the first map was published on 4 November 2011 and the combined files total 109 GB.
FighterCenter is a fighting game study hub for notes, drills, replay review, matchup preparation and player progress tracking. It offers short beginner guides explaining the screen, controls and game systems.
A reference page estimating item probability distributions in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe from version 1.2.0 onward. It lets users click items to calculate conditional probabilities, drawing on citations including the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Kart Blog notes on item tables, time rules and pair rules.
An unofficial biome map of a Minecraft world seed for version 1.8. It can act as a village finder, slime finder and ocean monument finder, and users can load a saved game, enter a seed or get a random map. Hovering shows biome names, and shading indicates hilliness.
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PokéAPI is an open RESTful API for Pokémon data, described as free and open to use. It offers a consumption-only interface where only the HTTP GET method is available on resources, and no authentication is required to access it.
Fantasia Archive is a free offline worldbuilding and documenting tool that runs on the user's computer. The site describes it as feature-rich and offers a download, with support links for Discord, Patreon and Ko-Fi.
MapCraft.me offers downloadable Minecraft maps by direct links, claiming a list of 5803 maps covering versions from 1.16 through 1.21 and Bedrock Edition. The site lists popular maps and additional maps by version. It states the first map was published on 4 November 2011 and the combined files total 109 GB.
FighterCenter is a fighting game study hub for notes, drills, replay review, matchup preparation and player progress tracking. It offers short beginner guides explaining the screen, controls and game systems.
A reference page estimating item probability distributions in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe from version 1.2.0 onward. It lets users click items to calculate conditional probabilities, drawing on citations including the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Kart Blog notes on item tables, time rules and pair rules.
An unofficial biome map of a Minecraft world seed for version 1.8. It can act as a village finder, slime finder and ocean monument finder, and users can load a saved game, enter a seed or get a random map. Hovering shows biome names, and shading indicates hilliness.
