Projects Tagged: 'interactive'

Watch the World Die

WATCH THE WORLD DIE is a collaborative narrative game allowing any number of players to create their own custom apocalypse. There are no winners, and everybody loses. Get ready to ruin everything.

http://asifproductions.com/wtwd-sg-playtest
http://asifproductions.com/apocalypse-vegas-history
http://www.story-games.com/forums/discussion/19271/watch-the-world-die-live-foru…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Pexz8qEs0
http://andrewknighton.wordpress.com/2014/06/04/destructive-world-building-with-w…
http://asifproductions.com/sites/default/files/wtwd_src_1-1.txt
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The Palace Software Manuals

AIP founder Tod Foley is the author of the original Users' Manuals, Server Manuals, Wizards Manual, Iptscrae Language Reference, Palace Presents Mode

http://palaceaholic.com/downloads.php
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Array Unserializer

This page will produce a copyable print_r for any serialized array.

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a:2:{s:2:"id";i:23;s:4:"info";a:2:{s:9:"something";s:3:"foo";s:14:"something_else";s:3:"bar";}}

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Nonfiction Books by Tod Foley


Web Page Wizardry: Wiring Your Site for Sound and Action
by Dick Oliver, Tod Foley, et al. This technical guide described methods for utilizing the newly-evolving media formats for the web, allowing developers to include multimedia, animations, sound, interactivity, and VRML in their web pages. Paperback, 411 pages, published May 1996 by Sams.


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Feed Field (Drupal Module)

In early 2010 AIP implemented a custom solution for the Feed Field module, which was originally created by Promet Source. After patching several issues, adding new features and killing several bugs, we became co-maintainers of this important contrib module, which allows a Drupal site to dynamically import RSS or ATOM content into designated CCK fields.

http://drupal.org/project/feed_field
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DrinkTown

When the owners of DrinkTown wanted to expand their services to include automated promotion of bar specials in the Chicago area, they contacted AIP. We created a custom Drupal Module for them called "Tweet Cron", which uses input from bar owners and customers to keep Chicago bar patrons informed of daily specials via automated Twitter messages, or "tweets".

http://drinktown.com/
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