Free lord of the rings engine 0.6.4 software for linux

IRE - The IT-HE RPG Engine is a 2d role-playing game engine similar to that used by Ultima 6.

IRE is an attempt to create a cross-platform computer role-playing-game engine similar to Ultima 6 but with more modern features such as rooftops, special effects and Ogg-vorbis music.

The engine runs in 640x480 at 15 bpp upwards. It is controlled by scripts which are compiled into interpreted code for extra portability.

The Wurld 3D Engine is yet another 3D gaming engine. It is light, fast, has minimal external requirements, and is still very immature. The project is Python scriptable, including support for generating models using 3D turtle graphics.

eXperience-engine project is a very flexible pixmap based GTK-Engine.

It is able to draw widgets as a stack of multiple images. Each of the images can be manipulated in different ways before being drawn.

You can, for example, change the color, rotate and mirror images.

To see all these features in action, you should have a look at the eXperience GTK-Theme, and its various color schemes.

Sphere RPG Engine project is a role-playing game creation engine.

Sphere is a RPGCE (a role-playing game (RPG) creation engine) that allows you to relatively easily put together an RPG along the lines of Final Fantasy 6 or Phantasy Star.

It supports 32-bit graphics (with 256 levels of translucency) and MP3, Ogg, MOD, S3M, IT, and XM files for audio (and WAV and SPX (speex) for sound effects), and does not place arbitrary limits on map, tile set, sprite set, or script sizes.

It also supports the three standard modes of input for games: keyboard, mouse, and joystick.

Sphere uses SpiderMonkey (Mozillas JavaScript implementation) for scripting. JavaScript is a very powerful, easy, and flexible language.

The core Sphere engine, after being installed, can run several games. This means that the games dont have to be distributed with the engine, saving download time and disk space. Also, the games can be run on other operating systems, such as Linux, if the engine runs there. On the other hand, you can include the Sphere engine with your game so that Windows users can run your game out of the box.

The Sphere engine is based around maps. Maps use tilesets, which are collections of tiles. A map of a beach would have tiles that represent the sand, the water, clouds, signs, and anything else on the beach. Sphere has support for animated tiles.

Torches could flicker in a cave, or waves could lap at the shore. Maps support unlimited layers, each with parallax and automatic scrolling.

Objects in Sphere are represented as entities. Townspeople are defined with spritesets, which are collections of frames. People can walk in eight directions, and have special directions (usually used for emotions or running). Unlike most RPG engines, spritesets in Sphere have a variable size. Large animal spritesets are used just as easily as people.

Voice, video, data and instant messaging can all be unified under Yates flexible routing engine, maximizing communications efficiency and minimizing infrastructure costs for businesses.
Main features:
- VoIP server
- VoIP client
- VoIP to PSTN gateway
- PC2Phone and Phone2PC gateway
- H.323 gatekeeper
- H.323 multiple endpoint server
- SIP session border controller
- SIP router
- SIP registration server
- IAX server and client
- IP Telephony server and client
- Call center server
- IVR engine
- Prepaid and postpaid cards system
The software is written in C++ and it supports scripting in various programming languages (such as those supported by the curently implemented embedded PHP and Python interpreters).
Both PHP and Python libraries have been developed and made available in order to ease development of external functionalities for Yate.
Yate is production-ready software.
Yates license is GPL with an exception for linking with OpenH323 and PWlib (licensed under MPL).
Enhancements:
- This release adds support for Jingle (GoogleTalk), XML, and improved PBX support.
- It fixes one minor security bug and several others not security related.

Kyra Sprite Engine project is a C++ sprite engine built on SDL.
Kyra is a simple, fully featured Sprite engine written in C++. The Kyra engine is suited to 2D, isometric, and quasi-3D games.
It is built on top of SDL for cross platform use. It supports tiles, sprites, and user drawn surfaces.
It has full support for alpha blending, scaling, color transformation, pixel perfect collision detection, OpenGL acceleration, and mouse testing.
It comes with tools to define sprites and import images into the system.
Enhancements:
- Update Kyra to work with the new SDL 1.2.11
- Fixed 64 bit support for Kyra.

Siriel4 game engine project is a game engine for adventure, arcade, maze-like games.
The main goal of this engine is to provide tools and scripts for easy game creation.
Game creators only write the necessary scenario descriptions for the game in a scripting language (such as Lua) and do not have to care about such low-level details as animation loading, etc.
Main features:
- Lua-5.0 - scripting language support
- DUMB - music and audio support
- Multiplayer
- Terminal support for controlling engine
Enhancements:
- fixed widget system
- removed procedure for separate processing of widget and replaced by flag indicating status of widget
- basic support of room neighbours
- fixed Makefile - include paths
- fixed freeze mode of univers (bug: avatar can move in freeze mode)
- callback function
- avatar can walk through rooms
- fixed processing and displaying things in correct rooms, so they display only in rooms where they are connected to
- fixed collision with object