Projects

I made a simple program to animate this type of one dimensional cellular automata. The rule is given as a command line argument, along with other settings.
I used my own graphics library to make this.

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A chat server and client made for a school project. The client was made in QT, and the server pure C++. Both were made to be cross-platform compatible, and were tested to be working on Linux and Windows.
The end result was little more than barely working, mostly due to time constraints. Even though this was a group project, I plan on rewriting the whole thing by myself once I have the time for it.

A OpenGL based graphics library made for a school project.

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A simple shader renderer. You can give it a glsl fragment shader, and the program will render it. There are some variables provided by the application to the shader, to make the shaders more flexible.

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Mandelbrot shader source
De Jong attactor shader source

My implementation of Conway's Game of Life.

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A tetris clone I made.

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A small single-header library I made for events and listeners.
This was made more as a fun excersice than for an actual use case, but it does work just fine.

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I've made several basic game engines and graphics frameworks, some as school projects, and some just for fun.

Notable ones:

• Wengine:
  A simple game engine I made in C. It is the first framework of this type I created, and it shows. I often use it for small visualizations and games I make. It has decent software rendering capabilities, and also supports OpenGL.
  Source for this is not available to the public.
• Tatti Engine:
  A game engine for Windows and Android, made in C++. This was a group project for school.
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