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Multi Theft Auto is a multiplayer mod for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It offers game modes such as roleplay, race, deathmatch, zombies and stealth, plus a scripting system and map editor. It is open source and has a community forum and a site for downloading user-created game modes and maps.
Suroi is an open-source 2D battle royale game inspired by surviv.io. The site describes it as a work in progress and notes that a UI overhaul is still being worked on.
SlimeVR is a set of open-source software and hardware sensors designed for full-body tracking in virtual reality. The documentation covers building DIY trackers, installing firmware, configuring the SlimeVR Server and community tools. A minimum of five trackers is required for proper full-body tracking, and fully built trackers are available for pre-order.
Radmin VPN is free software that creates virtual local networks, connecting computers located behind firewalls into one network. It is compatible with Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7, and offers a secure tunnel with 256-bit AES encryption. It can be used to connect distributed teams, work remotely, and play LAN games over the Internet.
VibranceGUI is an application that automates NVIDIA Digital Vibrance Control through the NVIDIA Driver API, with added AMD support for automating Saturation. It changes the vibrance level to the in-game level while a game runs and returns to the default level when tabbing out or when the game is closed. It can minimize to tray and autostart.
A TASVideos page listing emulators and frameworks used for tool-assisted speedruns. These tools support savestates and frame advance and generate movie files that record input without images or video. The list separates preferred, accepted, and unaccepted emulators, with an overview, supported operating systems, usage distribution over time, development notes and accuracy tests.
