Software

Here are some programs and libraries I’ve made.

Applications

Cells

• Cells is an interactive, cellular automaton program.
• Supports custom rules, colors, and more!
• Download here

NetDraw

• A simple, network-synchronized, paint program.
• Multiple clients can connect to a server, and all draw on the same board.
• The drawing tool can change size, color, and transparency.
• Source code and more information

OTP Chat

• To be released eventually… 2020 update: This is only as secure as the PRNG. In theory this style of OTP sounds secure, but in practice it’s not great. There are now apps like Signal that are free and open source, which use a form of forward secrecy, to achieve secure messaging.
• OTP Chat is a theoretically uncrackable communication program.
• To be more clear, all of your messages are encrypted with OTP (One Time Pad), so the only way to decrypt them is to have the original key data.
• The data used for encryption (and decryption) in the key file is immediately overwritten with new random data. This is to prevent someone obtaining your key file in the future to decrypt previous conversations.
• This prevents MITM attacks and packet capturing from revealing your private conversations!
• Note: You’ll need to manually distribute a key file with each person you plan to chat with. This is best done offline, and in person.
• Will be available here

Tileset Generator

• Combines a directory of images into a single image file, as a grid layout.
• This is very useful for 2D games that use sprite sheets of lots of images.
• Source code and more information

Old Programs

• Here are a collection of AutoIt programs that I wrote many years ago before I knew anything about proper programming practices.
• Download here

Libraries

PicoES

• A very small Entity-Component System
• Written in JS
• Source code and more information

NAGE

• Stands for “Not A Game Engine”
• It contains all of the libraries and generic code I’ve written while working on games in the past.
• Source code and more information

OTPlib

• A practical implementation of one-time-pad (OTP) encryption.
• It uses key files containing random data, which can be generated with the provided code.
• Source code and more information

Netlib

• A simple TCP server and client
• Can bind callbacks which are automatically called based on different packet “types”
• Great for creating networked applications
• Source code and more information

ConfigFile

• A very easy to use configuration file format
• Used like a dictionary (actually uses a std::map)
• Supports various data types, including jagged arrays
• Source code and more information

You can check out some other code on my GitHub profile.