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Desciption:
The current version of Agony only works for VGA-Planets.EXE v3 for DOS.
Work is being done on implementing the Winplan version.
Agony is not yet Host999 compatible
Use it at your own risk. FreeWare.
Download Agony now: agony.zip (20 kB)
PlanetNM
This is the second in a series VGA-Planets utils called Timo's Tools.
PlanetNM is a small, safe and simple planet naming utility for VGA-Planets.
It is originally written as an utility for hosts to create custom
PLANET.NM and PLANETXY.DAT files but it is also useful for players.
Just after I finished this tool I noticed more and more planet naming utils. There was a sigh of relief when I tested all those and compared them to my very own PlanetNM: none of them had all the features that I had implemented in PlanetNM or was as simple and flexible. This tool is FreeWare.
The zipped archive includes six sample lists with planet names offering you over 2500 names.
Get it now: planetnm.zip. (43 kB)
ConvCoor
ConvCoor, or Convert Coordinates is the first of a series of VGA-Planets
utils called Timo's Tools. This small DOS util will read the coordinates of
a starmap (in the xyplan.dat file) and export them to a readable file
format. This textfile could be used to import the coordinates into a
spreadsheet etc. This fully functioning application is FreeWare. The C++
source code is included.
Get it now: convcoor.zip (18 kB).
Although GameName was originally written to assist GameMasters by creating new names for their creatures and object in their RPG games, it can also be very handy for VGAP players to help them creating new names for their ships.
GameName was written by Gurth and needs Windows. A DOS version of GameName will be released in the (near) future. If it's released you can find it here, or maybe you want to check out Gurths RPG site yourself.
Get it now: GameName (34 kB)
Update v3.202 has new options: 1. On-line help labels, 2. Shortcuts and 3. Checks for unused names.
The archive comes with a good windows Help file - which is actually not necessary as all controls are very intuitive. There are also nine sample shiplists included, some of them were taken from this page (with permission) while others are brand-new! (As a chemist I have to admit I like the list with the 102 chemical elements.:-) For Trekkies there is _another_ list with 3000 Star Trek related names.
FreeWare by Chris Holz ([email protected]). Don't forget to visit his WWW site.
I've been betatesting it and it's marvellous! Give it a try - and you'll love it! It is small, safe and simple. Check it out - the file is 156 kB: shipnm.zip.
Get it now: jefsheet.zip (7 kB)