Free constrictor 3.0 software for mac

SpriteWorld is an extensive Open Source collection of powerful routines Mac programmers can use to implement smooth, fast sprite animation in games and other applications.
The features lend themselves to the creation of nearly any kind of 2D game, particularly those that are action oriented as SpriteWorlds routines are highly optimized for speed.
SpriteWorld comes with complete source code in C, so you can study the code to gain a further understanding of how SpriteWorld works, or change areas you want to work differently.
SpriteWorld contains very thorough Inside-Mac style documentation. As well, many demos are available that show how to use almost every aspect of SpriteWorld, including one demo that is a complete game.
Features:
- Support for Carbon development while still supporting "Classic"
- Hardware accelerated drawing (through OpenGL in Carbon and RAVE in Classic)
- An unlimited number of sprites of any size
- Time-based animation making it possible to have smooth animation independent of frame rate
- Sprite storage in variety of formats (PICT or RLE resouces or any type of graphic file that Quicktime can handle)
- Pixel-precise collision detection
- Special effects via. custom blitters, including alphamasking, rotating, scaling and additive blending
- Fast scrolling
- Simple yet effective sound handling.

gooDict is a simple dictionary application. It contains Japanese, English-Japanese and Japanese-English dictionaries. gooDict is very useful for people who are studying Japanese.

gooDict allows you to look up dictionary through Service function from other Cocoa application. And gooDict can automatically look up the selection of other Cocoa application at background. (Not available in Safari)

gooDict also can automatically look up the content of pasteboard. So if you find an unknown word, you just select or copy that word and gooDict shows you the meaning of that word.

gooDict uses goo as a dictionary.

FastIcns is a tool with a nice, easy to use interface and will help you create your icons for Mac in only two steps.
- How does FastIcns works?
Pick your favourite file, folder or image and drag it over the cube; check the preview and then double-click the cube to save as an icns file or as a resource-fork-only file.
- Which kind of image formats are supported?
FastIcns supports all common image formats, including transparent images and Windows icons. Just try it! ;)
- What happens if I drag-in a generic file or folder?
Its icon is captured in order to proceed to icon generation. It can be useful if you want to convert icons from a format to the other.
- Whats an icns file useful for?
You can provide it as an icon for a bundle. For example, Mac OS X applications use this format for their icons.
- Whats an icon in a resource-fork-only file useful for?
That is the kind of file youll find for example on interfacelift.com to distribute icons, as these files provide an immediate preview in the Finder and are easy to copy icons from. So this is the format recommended to distribute your icons too!
Enhancements:
- batch conversion
- corrected image scaling
- options to choose icons formats to save (16x16 to 512x512)
- nicer, resizable cube animation
- localized in Italian, French, German, Japanese and Traditional Chinese

DockRestarter is a very useful AppleScript that relaunches the Mac OS X Dock when it freezes.

You can use DockRestarter as a standalone application or as an AppleScript menu item.

The Script Menu Item Installer will first activate the AppleScript menu in the menu bar; after the Installation DockRestarter will be accessible in the aforementioned AppleScript menu (see folder "Dock Scripts").

Confused about the british, us and european measurements? With the MultiConverter utility, conversions between temperature,lengths and weights can be done in seconds.
Its freeware and available for Apple Mac OS X only.
Enhancements:
- New userfriendly interface
- Additional calculations and formats
- Internal help system and link to support.

Scaletron! is a scaling calculator -- an electronic replacement for the old graphic arts proportion wheel, used for calculating enlargements and reductions of artwork. Great for sizing scans and artwork, calculating page enlargements or reductions and other layout or output needs, Scaletron! is an ideal tool for graphic artists, scanner operators and prepress technicians.
Main features:
Scaletron! is simple yet provides several options as to which parameters you want to enter and calculate such as:
- Enter an original width and a new width to get the scaling percentage.
- Enter an original width and a percentage to obtain the new width.
- Enter an original width and height and a new width and get the scaling percentage and the new height.