Open Source Java Software Testing Tools

BingoCardMaker automates the process of generating random bingo cards from a set of images. The cards are highly customizable; you can change their size, title, colours, output format, and filenames -- all through a user-friendly interface.

I have not posted any of the code yet, I'm working on it locally then will push everything. This is not to be used in game (maybe deathmatch only :stuck_out_tongue:), but rather is meant to have some with the features that Java provides. I included all source so that you can see what I used. This is a great project to learn about global event listener, JRobot, JavaFX, etc... Most of the people said this just makes it harder to play the game, so it's not fantastic. The only thing I would say is worth getting banned over is the "camping" trigger bot and the crosshair overlay. The other features don't really provide an unfair advantage in my opinion. Either way, enjoy :)

SSTPong is a breakout style pong game used to test both a player's skill and web services. Players use a paddle to hit a ball towards rows of bricks. When the bricks are hit, computer generated test data is sent to the web service.

SeSAm (Shell for Simulated Agent Systems) provides a generic environment for modelling and experimenting with agent-based simulation with a special focus on the easy construction of complex models including dynamic interdependencies or emergent behaviour

Ships Clock will ring a bell on every half-hour in the style of the standard ship's clock used for centuries on sailing ships around the world and still used in the world's navies today.

A log player for "The Fourth Coming" ("T4C", http://www.the4thcoming.com). Given a log-file, this tool will replay a T4C game you've played before. It will have built-in functionnalities like : merging log files together, searching and cleaning

Abraham Funk Family Game Alpha Testing!