Engauge is a Discord bot I started working on in early 2020. It is used to track member participation by means of message and voice activity and consequently quantifying this data with video game-like levels and experience. It is one of my most feature-rich projects to date, with a bot backend and web API written in C#/ASP.NET and a frontend written with React, TypeScript, and Redux.

This raytracer project is my current work for my apprenticeship project at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. It is a rewrite of an older project in Rust, designed for maximum performance. Over the course of this school year, I am working with Dr. Kenny Hunt to research rendering and optimization techniques as a way to further my understanding of high-performance computing, especially with parallelization.

I worked with Unity for about a week to create a Cube World-inspired terrain generator, character controller, and building system. I became acquainted with Unity, its architecture, shader programming, mesh optimization, and more with this project.

I have made quite a number of small projects for the server wrapper Omegga for the game Brickadia, ranging from simple rotating hints that appear in chat to seamless teleporters. I have also written two (Crystal and Rust) save serializer/deserializer libraries, as well as my own experimental server wrapper.

Discoid (eventually renamed Qubit) was my entry into the Discord bot development world. It was a multipurpose bot with features ranging from gambling and clans to custom commands and alerting keywords in chat. By the end of its lifetime, it was being used in over 30,000 unique Discord servers, which is still my most successful project to date, despite my programming abilities having improved significantly.