Swede, lover of realtime rendering, UI and game development. I’m currently working on awesome engine tech at King.
Projects
Recent projects can be found at my GitHub and BitBucket pages.
Active projects
- zengine – Extreme lightweight game and tool framework, C based version of fabric. (2014-2015)
- sneeze/neeze – NES Emulator written in C++ with a Lua VM for live debugging. (2012-2015)
Older projects
- Panflute Hero – Our entry for Way Out West Hackathon 2013, custom built electronic pan flute hardware and game using Spotify. (2013)
- labrat – Tool and game creation framework, combines the best parts and ideas of toolbox and fabric. (2013-2014)
- toolbox – Multiplatform tool creation framework. (2012-2014)
- pxf.js – Lightweight WebGL engine and JavaScript tools. (2012-2014)
- pushover-lua – Simple Pushover API wrapper/snippet in Lua. (2012-2014)
- lurch – IRC bot written in Lua that uses public Git repos (i.e. GitHub Gists) as modules/plugins. (2010-2014)
- fabric4 – Tool and 2D/3D game development with lightweight Lua framework. Discontinued in favor of Labrat. (2012)
- luaspotify – Lua bindings for libspotify. (2010-2012)
- Virtual Texturing with WebGL – Our master thesis in Computer Science: Algorithms, Languages and Logic. (2011 - 2012)
- fabric3 – Tool and 2D game development with lightweight Lua framework. (2011)
- pxf-tech2 – Second generation of our game engine/framework. (2010-2011)
- Lightning – A prototype of a Peer2Peer distributed Ray-Tracer service, created as part of the course DAT085 - Project in computer science. (2010-2011)
- DERPRenderer / DERPEditor – Rendering pipeline planner / testing utility, created as part of the course TDA335 - Programming project, major. (2010)
- pxf-tech1 – Game engine/framework. (2009-2010)
- JSettlers - AI client for JSettlers – AI client written in Python that is able to play the board game Settlers of Catan (using the JSettlers) server), developed in a group of four as a project in the course TIN171 - Project in Artificial Intelligence. (2010)
- SimEng03 – Simulation/Game engine developed in a team of four, as a project in the course TDA571 - Simulation engines. (2009)
- PushBox (video) – An unfinished action puzzle game (somewhat a cross between Tetris and Puyo Puyo), written in C# and using Microsoft XNA. (2009)
- Project Lloyd – Racing game developed in a group of six, written in C# and using Microsoft XNA. Project part of our bachelor thesis. (2009)
- CropShot – A simple Windows utility for taking “cropped” screenshot, i.e. there is no need to crop the screenshot in an image editor afterwards. (2008)
Contact
- tel.: +46 (0)73 680 86 29
- email: contact@svenandersson.se