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Author: Luke

Webcam motion to keypress

A small tool to select a webcam and simulate a key press when motion is detected.   Download Video of it in action

On-the-fly media generation to streamline prototyping and development

A few years back I splashed out and bought myself a beasty but very little (13.3 inch) XMG gaming laptop. It has 16GB of memory, an SSD and GTX 960M gpu, so it’s ideal for running most games, though I mostly use it for development. When I’m at home I sit at my desk and […]

Cross-Platform 3D Engine Open Alpha

I am working on a new engine for future 3D projects and would like to see how well the current version runs across different devices. This maze game should be a good test and hopefully be enjoyable for you too! The maze will increase in size each time you reach the tower at the end. […]

Visual Game Creator

VGC is a 3D game engine I developed back when I probably should have been at school. It features its own scripting system with GUI functions, WYSIWYG real-time editing and networking capabilities.

Tidy-Files

I made this little app to tidy up my desktop of files that I have downloaded and hastily saved without much thought. Running this app from the desktop will move all files from there into a ‘bin’ folder where they will be sorted into folders by their extension.

Speak and Spell: App for Helping People with Dyslexia

My very first published Android app. I made this in App Inventor and put it on the Play Store all within about 4 hours as a proof of concept. Speak the word and this tool will spell it out to you on screen, with the option of also reading the spelling out. The word can […]

20 Lines of Code: 3D Action Game

This is a game made in 20 lines of DarkBASIC Professional code. There are several training missions, a handful of different weapons and some stealthy sneaking that should keep you busy for a while.

2 Player Football game

A 2 player football game I made ages ago, played with one keyboard (WASD and arrow keys). Each player has to try to get the football in their opponents goal. Surprisingly fun!