Multiplayer spessman roleplay sandbox on the ancient BYOND engine. I was a maintainer for several years, and rewrote many systems and lead many large projects. My biggest contributions included the rewrite of the UI system to the current React-based tgui system, and creating the hypnagogic asset preprocessor.

An asset preprocesor to fill in that byond has no built in asset preprocessing pipeline. Extremely lame wordplay name, hypnagogic refers to things relating to the time before sleep. Uses toml based metadata files to automatically generate assets based on the metadata and a source asset. Originally made for a large project that fell through the cracks, but ended up becoming incorporated into the main project and pipeline just for being so useful. Now has several hundreds of thousands of downloads, probably from CI runs.

A crate I wrote with the intention of having an easy all in one macro to define Byond FFI functions in rust. I got mostly done with it, and planned to support the "v2" FFI, but got so frustrated with how poorly implemented the early v2 FFI was, and decided to stop working on it and handed it to a friend of mine.

A react-based GUI library for SS13 user interfaces. I wrote a decent degree of early internal work on this, and a huge amount of UIs written in it. The library eventually got pulled from the /tg/station 13 monorepo into its own standalone npm project, so unfortunately now my contribution history has been eated, so you're just gonna have to trust me bro on that I made a big chunk of this. It's been a while, so a lot of what I did has probably been ship of theseused away.

A rust crate I wrote that implements a compression format used by many early 2000s EA Games. Written entirely in safe rust with very high performance, it also unintentionally serves as a reference implementation of the format because I very obsessively documented the format while implementing it. Interesting format, dates all the way back to Origin Software.

More of a skeleton than a finished product, but I wanted to make a new editor suite for The Sims 2 because the existing SimPE is pretty clunky and slow. I wrote refpack with the intention of using it for this, but then got sidetracked by other projects before getting past the 'defining a bunch of data types and parsing' stages.

A rust binding to the speex library. I wrote this because I was reverse engineering some The Sims 2 data formats at the time, and the one that I was working on utilized Speex. This is a very simple crate that just creates hard bindings.

A safer wrapper around speex-sys which wraps the speex api in a safe, way. I was planning to reimplement the speex algorithms in pure safe rust, but got sidetracked so now this crate exists.

My personal website! I wrote this website from scratch in Rust using the maud template engine. No javascript, no frameworks, just HTML and CSS and a static site generator.

a 1:1 whitebox reimplementation of the 8values political quiz using Svelte. I made this to have a hands-on project to learn Svelte, and ended up coming away with a more negative view of Svelte than I expected. I was planning to create a bunch of jokey variations of this because as part of myreimplementation I designed it from the start to allow adding arbitrary categories and questions

A mod to add bioregions to vintage story for when you have a billion mods that add plants and animals. I was not the original author of this, but the current versions I maintain and are entirely written by me. I entirely rewrote the mod to improve the performance from extremely heavy to essentially free.

A small Vintage Story mod that cleans up duplicate handbook entries in vanilla and in many other mods. This is sort of a fork of the original mod by Dana, but I ended up making allof the patches from scratch myself because it hadn't been updated in a while and many supported mods had changed a lot.

Tiny vintage story mod that changes the functionality of the respawn gears to instead respawn you in an area around the set spawn point instead of directly on it.

A C# high performance linear algebra library. I was hoping to use this for a later Vintage Story mod, but never ended up finishing it. The types are fully SIMD accelerated despite being fully written in native C#. I wasn't super happy with the end design because I ended up having an absolute crapload of boilerplate code and I felt I could have reduced it with Rosyln codegen.

I was inspired while working on hypnagogic of 'what if a similar tool existed for minecraft' and started writing that. I didn't get very far in, but ended up making a few useful utilities in the process like a crate for Minecraft launcher metadata. I'd like to return to this eventually but I've been super busy.

A crate for parsing Minecraft launcher metadata. I wrote this for resocraft, but ended up making it a standalone crate because it's useful for other projects.

A tiny minecraft mod I wrote almost a decade ago. Makes you light on fire in the sun like other mobs. Not very impressive, but it holds a soft spot in my heart.

A mod for Factorio that makes flashlights nicer and more realistic looking. I am not the original creator, but the original mod is no longer maintained. This is a fork that works on modern versions of Factorio and has a few bugs fixed.