Over the last 3 years, I have used the introduction to programming to build new projects. The school have pushed me into projects that have made me grow as a programmer. I have used this knowledge to experimenting in my spare-time. I have also made several tabletop hobby projects.
During my bacheor degree in "Game Technology and Simulation", I have delivered Folder Assignments that have pushed my programming skills further.
Here are some of my results, summarizing my journey from having no programming knowledge to completing my bachelor degree.
Bachelor project in "Game Technology and Simulation".
A Survival Adventure game demo featuring the first biome in the desert-like world of Arídea.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
4th semester exam project in the course "Gamification".
A moose simulation keeping track of the population and the surrounding ecosystem.
This project was in collaboration with PhD Christer Kalen for the "Swedish Environmental Protection Agency".
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
2nd semester exam project in the course "Programming II".
A Racing game taking place in ancient Egypt featuring one track containing a "Time-Attack Mode" and an "Adventure Mode".
Made with C++ in "Unreal Engine 4".
5th semester Folder Exam in the course "Visualisation and Simulation".
I've triangulate a PointCloud to set up a terrain from eastern Norway.
Physics is implemented using barycentric coordinates so that raindrops can move on the terrain.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
5th semester Folder Exam in the course "Game Engine Architecture".
I Built a Neural Network to teach a car to drive through a track without crashing.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
1st semester Folder assignment in the course "Programming I".
I created a Connect 4 game using the "Visual Studio" terminal featuring an animated "Com vs. Com"-mode.
Made with C++ in VisualStudio.
During my spare time I've been inspired to use what I have learned at school to create new games, programs, or simply see what I am able to create.
So, here are some of my projects outside of school.
A work-in-progress game set in a cube world where the player has limited steps to move before respawning back to its save spot.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
My favorite mini-game in the tabletop game "Mansions of Madness" is its "Mastermind".
Unfortunately, it is not guarantied to find it during a game, so I wanted to see if I could make something similar to it for unlimited use.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
During social gatherings, such as "Eurovision" and "E3", we often have competitions, such as a "Bingo".
Due to its lengthy setup, I made a simple program to automate this process.
Made with C# in "Unity Engine".
Since 2017 I have been working on a tabletop game set in the Naruto universe.
Making cards in Photoshop can be tedious.
So, after getting some coding knowledge I built my own card generator for the card types in my game.
Made with C# for use in the "Unity Engine" editor.
As a fan of the reality TV show "Survivor", I have wanted to make a tabletop game based on it for a long time.
I have expanded upon what I've learned from making the "Naruto Board Game Card Generator", being able to create more detailed cards.
Made with C# for use in the "Unity Engine" editor.
During my second month of learning to code, I looked into procedural generation and was fascinated of how it worked, so I made a 2D pixel map generator, making rules for the terrian.
Made with C++ in VisualStudio.
I have always been fascinated with the creation of Sudoku boards.
I went on creating an algorithm for making solveable ones.
Made with C++ in VisualStudio.
Sometimes I get questions on my mind that get stuck.
When driving home from class one day, I got the urge to find out how many times "Harry" was mentioned throughout the Harry Potter Books.
So of course did I make a program to resolve this question, and made it so that any word can be searched and resolved.
Made with C++ in VisualStudio.
In my free time I like making tabletop games, play innebandy and go hiking.
Here are some of my Tabletop projects.
As a fan of the Naruto series, I wanted to make a tabletop game that were more strategic and went more in-dept into the series than what other Naruto tabletop games have done.
7 years and 5 versions later, I have made what I consider a fun strategic tabletop game that encapsulates the feel from the series and provides many replayability mechanics.
One of my friends mentioned as a joke on a cabin trip that I should make a card game that reflected our friend group.
So, of course I did!! The surprise during the next cabin trip became the outline for "Social Capital", a card game where the owner build its own deck from scratch.
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For my first ever tabletop game, I wanted to see if I could make a version of the game "Codenames" with a Harry Potter theme. I made the house designs and assigned words that fit the different houses.
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