Projects tagged "opengl"
This page highlights several of my personal software projects.
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NES Emulator March 2015
Supports USB joysticks and has an awesome game selection screen.
I never had an NES as a kid, but I did have a Commodore 64. I played lots of games on it, including Mario ripoffs. Some of my friends had a Nintendo, so I did have some exposure and was always fond of SMB3. Writing an emulator sounded fun and now I can play old Mario classics whenever I want. And yes, it can generate animated GIFs!
Links: GitHub • Title Screen Database • Medium Article
GPS September 2014
Real-time 3D visualization of actual GPS satellite locations.
This code interfaces with a USB GPS receiver and produces a 3D visualization of GPS satellite positions for all of the satellites that are currently in view.
Links: GitHub
HiRISE August 2014
Fly through real Martian landscapes using data released by HiRISE.
This code converts HiRISE DTMs from their PDS format to a 3D mesh in STL format with an accompanying normal map texture for high-resolution lighting. The visualizer was written using pg, my Python OpenGL library.
Links: GitHub
Craft April 2013
Minecraft clone for Windows, Mac and Linux.
A very performant Minecraft clone written in just a few thousand lines of C using modern OpenGL (shaders). Online multiplayer support is included using a Python-based server. Many people have used this as a base upon which a more complex game was built.
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