Antiques

A collection of webapps I made in high school and college

Also a chance to try out Tailwind and Kobalte


TF2Glass.com
A trading bot, website, and group I ran while playing Team Fortress 2. Integrated with the Steam API for trades, Backpack.tf for prices, and TF2Outpost.com for marketing. The bot made markets for a wide variety of virtual items and interacted with 10,000s of users. It funded my high school budget for gas and events 2 cents at a time.

Charcoal OpenGL Engine
An object-oriented OpenGL Rendering engine built from the ground up. I tuned this through high school into college. It supports rendering models, 2D and 3D projection, lighting, shadow volumes, textures, text, and more. This GIF shows off a scene I made of a ship flying around a star surrounded by asteroids.


Zombie Game
A zombie game I made when I was 15. This was my first big project using OpenGL. Its source code was a precursor to my Charcoal OpenGL Engine. The jist of the game is you need to kill all the zombies in the level before they infect all the humans. I still have the code stashed away on a flash drive somewhere... This video is a showcase for it.


Bubble Game
Eat bubbles smaller than you to grow and avoid being eaten. This one was a big hit with my friends in college.


Automated RICE Chart
The most monotonous procedure in high school chemistry has to be making RICE charts for equilibrium reactions. So, I made an app to turn the process into a quick an easy form that computes the final pH and shows its work. I originally wrote this on my TI84 calculator, but I ported it to the web so I could use it on my iPad.


Text Hangman
An app to generate hangman ASCII to send over text messages. My first site designed for mobile.