The popular Spades card game Oh Hell – also known as Bid Whist or Wizard.
This card game is easy to learn but tactically demanding and with a lot of long-term fun: Predict the number of tricks per round, bid correctly and correctly assess your card hand, but also factor in the announcements of your opponents.
Oh Hell is a descendant of the Whist family of card games, which also includes Bridge, Hearts, and Spades.
Whether at break times, on the go or at home, a push of a button is all it takes and you play Spades online with thousands of other players – or play against the computer without the Internet.
The app is built in Qt and available on iOS and Android.
DonkeyCat is an Austrian software company specialized on mobile gaming app development, especially card games like Schnapsen, 31 or Oh Hell.
Deep FX Studio is a general purpose 3D computer graphics application that runs on Windows and will be ported to Linux in the future. Tools anyone can use and master. Built from the ground up to be intuitive for artists who only want to focus on their art, and technical artists who need a powerful procedural workflow.
Deep FX designs and creates state of the art content creation tools for professionals, VFX studios and hobbyists. We love to experiment and tinker with the latest technologies, and you can see the fruits of our labour in our products. We help people transform their incredible and wonderful ideas into reality.
QVGE is a multiplatform graph editor written in C++/Qt.
Its main goal is to make possible visually edit two-dimensional graphs in a simple and intuitive way.
Main features of QVGE:
Easy creation and parameterising of small-sized till middle-sized graphs (1000+ nodes/edges)
Common visual properties of nodes and edges: shapes, sizes, colors, labels etc.
Custom (user-defined) attributes of graphs and their elements
Drawing of directed, undirected and mixed graphs
Nodes can have ports
Straight and polygonal edges supported
Dynamically maintained list of commutations between nodes
Search among the graph elements and their attributes
Auto-creation and auto-layout of graphs (via OGDF)
Export of graphs into PDF, SVG and various image formats (BMP, PNG, JPG, TIFF etc.)
Graph file formats supported:
XGR (native graph persistence format)
GEXF (read/write of common subset, except clusters and dynamic properties)
GraphML (read/write)
GML (read via OGDF, write via QVGE)
GraphViz DOT (read/write, only common subset for now)
Buddy In Tour is a mobile application targeted for smartphones based on iOS and Android. The application is designed for professional truckers and it provides many helpful features for them. The project’s goal was to simplify truckers’ lives and to make processes like fuel usage or finances calculation automated. Buddy In Tour is an effect of Scythe Studio’s initiative in order to support workers in the transport industry as it is key to global trade.
Cross-platform Buddy In Tour application was implemented using Qt technology. Scythe Studio’s programmers as Qt software specialists made their best to successfully release this project on both iOS and Android. Qt’s usage allows keeping the same code for all platforms. Additionally, our developers paid attention to the application’s efficiency and to provide the product which complies with requirements and unique graphic design.
Scythe-Studio is a group of software enthusiasts for whom your satisfaction is the most important.
Our goal is to provide only high quality software which means that we want to create easily managed, well documented and effortlessly maintainable software. We work in our productive scheme which is always additionally adjusted by specification of current project. We believe that there is nothing impossible in the case of software development.
Don’t Touch The Green is a dynamic arcade game, testing the player’s perception and reflexes in an unusual way. The player’s goal is to match the colours with their proper names without touching any green elements. However, there is one catch – the font colour of the text and its background, does not match its name! In the game there is a dynamic level of difficulty, which, among other things, reduces the intervals in the appearance of colours and increases the maximum number of elements on the screen, making the challenge all the more intense as the time passes by. Over time, the gameplay is also supplemented by new elements that the player must pay attention to – emojis.
In the creation of Don’t touch the Green, we have used the Qt technology, which is a speciality of Scythe Studio. It provides increased speed, smoothness and reliable stability of our applications. Thanks to the cross-platform experience offered by Qt, both the version available on Google Play and the one on App Store are compiled from the same source code! An additional tool used when creating “Don’t touch the Green” was Felgo framework. It provides a number of solutions dedicated to creating games and delivers tools utilised to speed up production – such as Hot Reload.
Scythe-Studio is a group of software enthusiasts for whom your satisfaction is the most important.
Our goal is to provide only high quality software which means that we want to create easily managed, well documented and effortlessly maintainable software. We work in our productive scheme which is always additionally adjusted by specification of current project. We believe that there is nothing impossible in the case of software development.
Kindid’s Great British Word Search is a word search for KS1/KS2 students of the British Primary Curriculum.
Uses British spelling and is perfect for school age children.
Includes reward stickers and info-facts that make your brain grow! Every time you complete a puzzle you’ll open up beautiful pictures and interesting facts.
Did you know a snail’s top speed is only 45 meters per hour? Did you know that pigs make great pets?
Well… now you do!
The game uses our own library of QML components and many features offered by QML.
Scene transitions are beautifully animated. Real time graphical effects allow really nice drop shadow effects and direct access to shaders has allowed many useful optimizations of regular objects allowing us to leverage the insane compute power available in mobile GPUs.
Animating our characters, whilst not trivial, is extremely flexible using the QML animation and transition system.
Access to OS features such as the speech synthesizer has meant that we have no OS native code and the only C++ code we’ve required has been models for database access and persistence which we auto-generate from a object level description.
Our next target is releasing for Android but we really develop everything on Mac and only test on iPad or when there are specific features such as multitouch that are platform specific.
fman is a dual-pane file manager for Windows, macOS and Linux. It makes you much more efficient at working with files: Quickly jump to directories with Ctrl/Cmd+P. Copy files with F5. Extract archives, connect to Dropbox, … and many more. fman brings a lot of the innovation from tools like Sublime Text to the file manager niche. Besides Ctrl/Cmd+P, another example of this is fman’s Python-based plugin API that lets you extend it to your heart’s content. Finally, fman’s dark visual theme gives it a clean and modern design.
fman uses Python and Qt to render its user interface. This combination has proved extremely powerful, letting fman evolve quickly while retaining the supreme performance of Qt. It internally uses Qt widgets and the Model/View framework to display files.
Signalum Desktop is an open source wireless sniffer for wifi and bluetooth devices. It is a Linux based tool that helps to scan an area and analyze the wireless traffic over multiple protocols. It ships with an intuitive UI that makes it easy to understand and export rssi readings of devices.
Bisoncorps is a group of individuals dedicated to shipping open source libraries, tools and software that help the developer ecosystem.
To download the software, follow the manual at github.
