Free cartoons 0.1 software for mac

Cartoons is a free widget thatwill allow you to watch cartoons 24/7 inside your Macs Dashboard.
System requirements:
- Flip4Mac WMV plugin (http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Video/Flip4Mac-WMV-Player.shtml)

iCartoon allows users to make and export animations. Its not intended for pros but for educational and didactical purpose.

iCartoon is based on Quick Time System suitable for every platform and video application. iCartoon exports in QuickTime format DV size for a perfect partnership with iMovie.

Working with iMovie you can add sound, voices, titles and special effects to your cartoon.

Its very easy! Every cartoon is made of scenes and actors. A scene is a static picture; it can be realized with iCartoon or imported. You can also use photos,video-camera pictures or imported from a scanner. An animation is made of frames that, if copied, gives movement.

foo - A blank template with common functionality already wired up. Beginners can use it as a “best practices” guide to writing widgets. Experts can use it as a starting-point to cut down on development time and keep their code organized. And it’s distributed for free without a license, so you don’t have to worry about attribution!

Features include a fading “i” button, “Done” button, automatic version string, a working random() method, xmlHttpRequest implementation, debugging methods and more!

Lookie Lookie! Another set of Kamen Raider icons from the japanese series! A great hommage to the live action show!
All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Comipro Plus is a very nice tool designed to help you create cartoons.

You can produce the cartoon work with the kind of feeling which compiles the document with the word processor as the material using the picture and the photograph.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

Resistulator is...a resistor calculator. It calculates the value of a resistor from the sequence of colored bands painted on the resistor. It also displays the corresponding color sequence when a resistor value is entered.

Instructions:
To enter a color sequence, click each colored band to cycle through the possible colors. You can look up a color sequence by entering the numeric resistor value from the dropdown menus when the widget is in expanded form. The widget is resized by clicking anywhere on the green background.

Logic is a simple game where you try to use deduction or just plain guessing to find the value a number.

When starting the game, you will see the set up screen which allows you to set the properties for the game.
Number of columns is the size of the number you want to try to solve. 4 means a 4 digit number. Number of choices is the number of posible choices for each slot. 4 means that each slot can have the values of 1 to 4. Press start when you are ready.

Next you will see the game screen. To end the game and go back to the setup screen, press the New Game button. Next to that are question marks which shows how big of a number you have to try to solve. The middle section is the guess history. At the bottom you can enter in a guess and press the Guess button or give up by pressing the Answer button. Pressing the Clue button will help you out by telling you the value of one of the slots. After making an guess (right) you will be told how many of the numbers correct and how many numbers are in the correct slot. p is for position and indicats the correctly positioned numbers. c is for count and is the correct number numbers regardles of position. With this information, you should be able to figure out what the correct number is. In the example shown to the right, three of the numbers are correct but none of them are in the correct location.