scatter.live
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projects, in order of significance

zootr-sim

Single page application browser game meant to simulate The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Randomizer playthroughs.

relevant technologies:

  • AngularJS
  • Express.js
  • MongoDB
  • Node.js
  • netcode

    • wowiebot

    Semi-fully-featured Twitch chatbot. No servers, run entirely locally by you.

    relevant technologies:

    • C#
    • web sockets

      • moonshot

      Made for Weekly Game Jam 129. Space-based survival game.

      relevant technologies:

      • Unity

        • dice n' slice

        Made for Miz Jam 1. Fight your way through a dungeon using dice rolls.

        relevant technologies:

        • Unity
        • shaders

          • inside

          Made for Weekly Game Jam 146. Mountain climbing platformer.

          relevant technologies:

          • Godot

            • spurts

            Single page application to track information about Donkey Kong 64 randomizer playthroughs.

            relevant technologies:

            • AngularJS

              • rocket

              Try to do loops. It's pretty hard, until you figure it out and it gets easy.

              relevant technologies:

              • p5.js
              • projectile motion

                • radii

                Dumb game thing where you shoot dumb green things. Cool prototype maybe.

                relevant technologies:

                • Unity

                  • gravity

                  Make planets and watch them interact gravitationally.

                  relevant technologies:

                  • p5.js
                  • physics simulation

                    • cubewave

                    I made this for no reason. Nothing happens. It's therapeutic or something.

                    relevant technologies:

                    • p5.js
                    • WebGL


                      • This website and the projects hosted directly on it are open source!

                      Christian Legge, 2020.