My Projects
Minecraft mods
Smooth Boot
Optimizes Minecraft's threaded performance by reducing executor thread counts and lowering priorities during Minecraft initial loading process. Now superseded by LazyDFU and modern Minecraft optimizations.
Low Fire
A client-side mod that reduces the visual obstruction of the fire overlay when the player is on fire. The mod utilizes OpenGL functions to adjust the fire texture position and opacity.
TexTweaks
An graphics enhancement mod that provides control over texture mapping for high-resolution resource packs. Features include texture scaling, enhanced mipmap generation beyond 4x, and customizable LOD bias controls.
ResolutionControl+
A powerful rendering mod that enables custom resolution scaling. This mod allows users to render the game at higher or lower internal resolutions for performance optimization or visual enhancement.
Math visuals
Simple Fractal Viewer
A high-performance fractal visualization application built with modern OpenGL and C++. The renderer uses GPU compute shaders to generate Mandelbrot sets in real-time, featuring interactive zoom and pan controls with arbitrary precision arithmetic.
Penrose Tile Generator
A mathematical art generator that uses Matplotlib to create Penrose tilings by recursive subdivision.
Rust projects
Wordle-Rust
A terminal-based implementation of the popular word puzzle game built with Rust. The application features a clean CLI interface with colored output for guess feedback, dictionary validation, and configurable word lists.
Rust-Sweeper
A CLI version of the classic Minesweeper game implemented in Rust. The game includes features such as customizable grid sizes, mine counts, and a Vim-style keyboard navigation.
Miscellaneous
Vm
A Vim-like text editor implemented in modern C++ with a clean MVC architecture. The editor supports essential Vim motions, text manipulation commands, search functionality, and undo/redo operations.
Ruse-Interpreter
A full-stack web application featuring a custom Lisp-inspired language interpreter. The backend uses Spring Boot to provide RESTful APIs for code execution, while the React frontend offers a simple code editor.