I love browsing random interesting open source projects on GitHub that related to programming languages, Blue Archive, and Windows customization.
I'm interested in programming languages that are compiled, easy to use, and fun to write. Mostly uses C and Lua. Currently learning Odin. Other languages that I also interested in are:
- Pluto - What I think Lua is supposed to be.
- Adept - Compiled language without GC but feels like a dynamic language.
I have very little interest in things related to webdev, AI, and whatever else it is that are currently popular that seems like a bloated software.
Game Maker:
- GMConsole - Allows you to use console in legacy Game Maker projects.
- Gm8xFix Lua - A Lua translation of a C program that fixes Game Maker 8 games.
- gmupx - Patcher for Game Maker 8 games for compressing with UPX.
- BassWrapper - BASS audio library binding and wrapper for Game Maker 8.
Minecraft:
- Vanilla Shears - Adds more shears for each vanilla tool material.
- Charcoal+ - Adds coal/charcoal pieces and block.
Blue Archive:
- Blue Archive S - Blue Archive's story mode clone. Currently dead. Theres a plan to rewrite this in Odin language.
- BAPlayer - Blue Arcive soundtrack player with perfect loops.
Other:
- Various osu! storyboard projects written in C# with storybrew
- osu! MP3 Collector - Collect every mp3 file from your osu! song files into a single folder.
- Keyvibes - Fake keyboard typing sound.
- iop - Quickly generate a new Odin project.
- OS: Windows 10 22H2
- Editor: Sublime Text 4 (Main)/ Visual Studio Code
- Terminal: Command Prompt
Would've stayed in Windows 8.1, but many modern apps/games have issues running with it.
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Discord: apis035
If you play osu!, the chat feature also works as a chatting platform. Go to my profile and press "Send message" button. Theres no need to do such thing as "add friend" before we can start chatting.