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Examples for the Magnum C++11/C++14 graphics engine https://magnum.graphics/

Lightweight and modular C++11/C++14 graphics middleware for games and data visualization https://magnum.graphics/

A versatile framework to visualize geospatial data in the browser - Website - Examples - API documentation

Official application for Giro3D, available at https://piero.giro3d.org

WebGL-powered geographical maps.

AR-примерка очков в браузере. MediaPipe FaceLandmarker (478 точек лица) + OpenAI GPT-4o Vision + DALL-E 3. Без установки, без сервера — работает локально в браузере.

Object-oriented understandable WebGL

A LeafletJS plugin to render data through the Gleo WebGL library.

Interactive demo of waves in a 3D elastic solid body implemented in JavaScript & WebGL

A high-performance web-based DWG/DXF viewer without requiring any backend server

A rich text editor for THREE.js and allow users to edit texts used in scene. It renders texts using THREE.js instead of HTML.

Visualisation d'objet 3D via WebGL

A minimal web application demonstrating how to use the @mlightcad/cad-simple-viewer package to display DXF and DWG files in a web browser with a clean, modern interface.

Smartphone effect filters using an internal feedback loop.

Example application that demonstrates how to use the @mlightcad/cad-viewer component with a full-featured Vue.js interface.

A 3D chess game done in HTML/CSS/JS.

Space game of the year

Memory Game – CardCaptor Sakura

A cross-platform memory game built with Unity, inspired by the CardCaptor Sakura series. The cards in the game are the nostalgic Clow Cards. 🩷

Main features and technologies:

✦ Addressables: used to load cards in scene and difficulty configuration assets dynamically

✦ Localization Package: multilingual support for wider accessibility

✦ Input System: modern and flexible controls for WebGL and Android

✦ Scriptable Objects: used to store difficulty configurations and manage audio clips for a custom audio system

This project was designed as both a technical study and a fun product, highlighting my experience in gameplay programming, architecture best practices, and cross-platform deployment.

A 2D TileVania platformer demo built in Unity. The player explores levels with smooth movement and climbing mechanics, collects coins, and encounters hazards across multiple scenes. Features include: scene persistence for score, lives, and enemies, a game manager handling UI and level flow, checkpoints with respawn logic, collectibles with sound effects, enemy interactions, Cinemachine camera with state-driven framing, player animations for idle, walking, climbing, and death, and unique background music and sounds.