Hello Internet! We’ve spent a good amount of time building out the core feature set of our app. We’ve got most of the basics worked out.

Continuing with where we left off with Emotible last time. Let’s integrate a database into our app so that we can store the emoji and persist them between application life cycles.

In this video we finish up the core feature of our app. Specifically copying text to the clipboard so it can be used elsewhere.

Let’s make an app. Specifically, lets make a universal windows app that can run across all of our windows devices from our Xbox One to our Windows Phone’s and PC’s.

I found a really neat visual programming tool called Google Blockly. It lets you visually create code by snapping different types of blocks together to create code.

Starting with a classic XNA pixel shader which can generate both Mandelbrot and Julia fractals lets convert that into a Unity Surface Shader we can use in our Unity projects.

Last time we built a fractal using recursion in Unity. Let’s expand upon that and do something terrible: we’ll add physics to it!

Lets make some fractals in Unity and take the opportunity to explore messaging in Unity. We’ll make an extensible, component based fractal generator that is capable of generating fractal trees easily.

Developing the finishing touches for Eclipse a #MeatlyJam game designed to make you fear light. This was a recording from the live stream done during the Jam.

Conqueror is an application built against the public Conquer Club API’s. What is Conquer Club? It’s an online strategy game built around conquering your foes and acquiring territory not unlike the classic boardgame Risk.

This is an old concept I made years ago to experiment with heating a planet. I discontinued work on this specific concept shortly after recording this, the design was not a good one, but I think it’s still interesting.

I’ve been tinkering with VR development. This is building up to a mages duel game where two players will have to cast and avoid spells to become victorious.

Twinkle is an audiogame developed for the audiogame jam of 2016. It features an open world sandbox where you can build your own soundscape.

Twinkle is an open world sandbox audiogame based around sound. The game is being developed as a part of the Audiogame Jam which is still in progress.

Lets pick our flat shader back up. First we need to refactor the code we wrote during Part 1.

It’s been a few months since I’ve played with shaders in Unity. Let’s relearn how to make them together by building a relatively simple shader in Unity from start to finish!