𝓒𝓵𝓪𝔂𝓽𝓸𝓷 𝓢𝓮𝓮𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓶𝓪𝔂𝓮𝓻

Here is my drone operator simulator game that I made for Pirate Software Game Jam 18.
seelenmayer.itch.io/fpv-drone-tr...

YouTube video by EndG FPV Drone Training

Here is my drone operator simulator game that I made for Pirate Software Game Jam 18.
seelenmayer.itch.io/fpv-drone-tr...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQXj...

My shader computes a screen-space checker pattern and offsets UVs with a sine wave, producing a subtle screen-space flag ripple. The sparkling Fresnel shader paints based on viewing angle and overlays an animated noise along the object edges, creating an angle-dependent shimmer.

(First iteration --minus the transistors needed to direct power to the LEDs)

I made a small Arduino metronome for my musical practice. :) The first iteration used 8-bit shift registers, but I didn't have enough transistors available to power these LEDs.

I've been fooling around with Llama and mistral-7b in trying to make a daycare simulator game where talking to your pets can determine various stat profiles. Still working out the details. 🙂

Pirate Software's 16th #PirateJam is now over! My team and I developed a turn based chess and trading-card crossover. This project demonstrates use of Unity's Network Manager library to host online multiplayer interactions.

batmenzdw.itch.io/sorcererschess

Global Game Jam 2025. 🥰 I enjoyed helping the local developers. 💕 I integrated Llama into Unity and made a text-based daycare which rewarded good behavior. 😸

I also entered into Pirate Software's game jam and joined a team of 4 others with this prototype game I made! 💖

💜💙💚 Global Game Jam 2025 begins! I hope to see your entry.
globalgamejam.org

💜 𝓒𝓵𝓪𝔂𝓽𝓸𝓷 💜 Check out my portfolio and creative projects including programming, art, and more.

💜💙💚 I'm proud to announce that my portfolio website is now active!
seelenmayer.github.io

💜💙💚 Here is my finished Unity camera. A level is defined as a tree of segments, composed of 3 splines defining the player, focal, and camera paths. Any obstructions will burn up using a random height map by my custom built shader using Unity's Lit shader with a modified forward pass.

I created noise textures as animation maps using Unity's HLSL. I wrote a GPU shader to render screen space dimensions (without stretching) and explored forward vs. deferred rendering and straight-alpha vs. premultiplied-alpha transparency.

I wrote a Unity console printer that allows me to print an array of system objects, highlighted in the hierarchy, and with colour options! This allows for quicker and cleaner console based debugging iterations.

(Based on DrowsyFoxDev's approach)

I made my own simple game to be played on a Gameboy emulator.

Conway's game of life demonstrated in OpenGL.

Here is my submission for the Global Game Jam 2024, Jamfest! We had 48 hours to make a game.

Download for Windows:
seelenmayer.itch.io/jamfest

Global Game Jam:
globalgamejam.org/games/2024/j...

Youtube:
youtube.com/watch?v=NmAB...

Sheldon Watson
Dan Guenther

#GlobalGameJam #globalgamejam2024

I made it into the Deans' honour list.

Mid-island game developer meetup.

I've created 4 virtual machines to demonstrate web server hosting. 🥸
My TinyCore DHCP server assigns a static IP to my Arch web server. My TinyCore DNS server resolves my domain name to said static IP. I am then able to use my Arch client machine to view the server's web page.

An HD repost of my bezier curve particle emitter and grammar tree generation projects.

Here's my demonstration of the producer-consumer problem in multi-threaded programs. I used the Linux pthreads and semaphore libraries to have multiple producers and consumers communicate to each other without fear of race conditions.

Here is a demonstration of my process scheduler which simulates how an operating system might allocate cpu time for a process. I've chosen 5 algorithms; first come first serve, shortest job first, highest priority first, round-robin, and priority-round-robin.

Wrote a Linux shell to demonstrate the use of parent/child processes using input, output, and file redirection; nicely packaged with a circular array history buffer.

Successfully virtualized Arch Linux. 🥸

I was testing out Blender's "Sapling Tree Gen" add-on and threw this scene together.

I seldom have math projects, but here's a token of my work. 🥸
yumpu.com/en/document/vi

#BlenderDoughnuts Behold!

I created my first #VR sim and I'm excited to tear up a new genre. 😼 Thanks #Valem for providing the best introduction to #SteamVR in #Unity.
Source: youtu.be/5C6zr4Q5AlA

I made this cool background of my 3d-model that snap rotates on a parallax layer behind a pixelizing shader.