Iron Scroll

2024 (in progress)

This is a fusion of my main interests - technology and tabletop role-playing games. Iron Scroll is an engine for playing the game Ironsworn, solo, but with substantial automation and support for multiple characters.

It is an ongoing project which started as a way to learn the Vue frontend framework, and expanded into Typescript de-rusting as well. It will support cloud and local storage and, once complete to a usable state, will be freely available online (as Ironsworn's licensing allows for such use of the rules)

Such A Delight

2023 (ongoing, bound by dependencies)

I've elected to include only a few of my Minecraft mod projects here, because most of them are small and not terribly impressive - little things made for some specific purpose.

This is one of my larger works, an extension of an existing mod which adds a dozen new farmable crops, most of them unique in how they grow. My design focused on remaining comprehensive and ensuring no design space was wasted.

You can find this one on Curseforge.

T.A.I.N.T.

2020

This is my favorite of my Minecraft projects, and the one which took the most effort by a great margin. It is an integration between over a dozen existing mods, combining their mechanics to create a unified play experience.

While it is just one of the many integrations T.A.I.N.T. contains, I take pride in making a Tinker's Tool, a modular tool with variable properties, which seamlessly acts as a wand from Electroblob's Wizardry, a complex magic mod not built with such things in mind.

DW-Helper

2019

Instead of being normal and using a virtual tabletop or manually handling things in a shared document, I built a bot to automatically manage game state and respond to commands in real time.

In addition to using Discord's Python API, the bot used Google Sheets' public API to manage data in an easily managed way. The entire project was hosted on Amazon Web Services, much like this site.

FuseMuse

2018

FuseMuse is a procedural music generator, designed for modularity with the goal of producing stylistic fusions. Compositions never reached the quality we intended, but FuseMuse remained an interesting curiosity for some time.

The core UI was created in C++ with the Qt UI framework, while the modules responsible for generation were made in varying languages, including Python and Java, all communicating through a custom text-based track definition format.

GLOOM

2016

GLOOM was a web-based first-person shooter developed using low-level 3D primitives, primarily the libraries Three.js and Cannon.js. The game was a wave battler which included several weapons and enemies.

My primary contributions were libraries for resource loading and control handling, used by the whole team during development. As a team, we defined and executed resource pipelines to bring our vision to life.