SWT Collapsible Buttons Widget is a highly customizable collapsible buttons widget modeled after the bottom-left buttons widget in Microsoft Outlook. The features outnumber that of outlooks however and you can customize everything down to the gradients and colors used to render the surface areas.

The widget also comes with 4 themes (XP and Outlook 2007) and you can basically make it look any way you want.

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SWT Calendar Combo is a combo box widget written in Java for SWT applications that opens a calendar when dropped down. The calendar is modelled after Microsoft Outlook's calendar widget and acts and behaves exactly the same (and it is also theme based).

Another nice feature is that the combo is not based on CCombo (as so many other custom implementations), but is instead attached to the native Combo box.

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SWT GANTT Chart is a customizable GANTT chart widget written in Java for SWT applications.

The GANTT widget has taken hints from Microsoft Project and other GANTT products as far as features and overall look and feel goes and has then received more features on top of that. There are features such as dependencies, checkpoints, and much more. Most things are customizable and you can zoom in to detailed day views all the way out to yearly overviews. Events can be resized, dragged and dropped and various other things.

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B:Lua (pronounced Blua) is an open source project to create a full featured standalone Lua IDE (note: B:Lua is not an Eclipse plugin and has nothing to do with Eclipse except using the same Java components (SWT/JFace)). B:Lua also intends to include game related features, initially for World of Warcraft.

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The NULL DKP System is a Zero Sum Dragon Kill Point (DKP) System used for games. Zero Sum means that members gain DKP via how many DKP points are spent on the items that drop on a raid, divided by how many attended that raid. (Instead of the traditional, where a monster would have a certain DKP value assigned to it that all members would get after the monster was killed).

The system was originally built for Everquest, but was adapted by a user to also work with World of Warcraft (WoW).

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AVAE, which stands for ACK!MUD Visual Area Editor is a graphical editor for creating and modifying ACK!MUD area files (.are). ACK! comes with an in-game editor which does the job of editing areas perfectly well, but can be frustrating to work with and makes it hard to copy and paste information, move objects around, get an overview of what the zone contains, editing mob progs etc.

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