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OpenPose: Open-source Real-time Multi-person Key point and Pose Detection Program

OpenPose: Open-source Real-time Multi-person Key point and Pose Detection Program

OpenPose: Real-time multi-person keypoint detection library for body, face, hands, and foot estimation

16 Open-source Physics Simulation Engine

16 Open-source Physics Simulation Engine

What is a physics simulation engine? A physics simulation engine is a custom software engine that grants developers add visual effetcs, simulate and tweak objects and enviroments accroding to the law of physics in 2D, 3D or both. With physics engine software, developers and artists apply real-world physical properties, such

Citybound is an open-source city sim game with Rust

City Simulation of city-building games are built to simulate city structure, and growth. While there is no shortage of commercial and enterprise games and apps, there is a lack of open-source ones. Here, is a new city simulation game: Citybound which comes with fancy graphics and works smoothly on old

Habitica is more than a gamified habit tracker app, it is an RPG game

Habitica is a free habit-building and productivity app that treats your real life like a game. Habitica is the first open-source self-hosted habit building game

qu3e is an open-source 3D Physics engine

qu3e is a compact, light-weight and fast 3D physics engine in C++. It is has been specifically created to be used in games. It is portable with no external dependencies other than various standard c header files (such as cassert and cmath). qu3e is designed to have an extremely simple

10 Open-source, Free, Minecraft alternatives

What is Minecraft? Minecraft is a popular sandbox survival game that is based on voxel blocks world. In Minecraft players can build anything from a simple home, gardens, castles, and camps. Minecraft was originally designed back in 2009, as it gains popularity, many developers attempt their own free, open-source versions