V 2.2 of the Splitter made in Delphi 7 is finished. Even though I’ve made big progress in comparison to the version 1.x, it is pretty clear that a lot of problems come out of the old IDE it was written in, so I plan on re-writing this application in C# in Visual Studio instead of iterating on this project.
While programming my prototype for the MKDD Splitter it required the times in ms completely. And since most of the people I let test the programm had problems converting minutes and seconds to milliseconds I quickly created this little converter.
You can download the program & source files here: PBEdit
My first functioning prototype of the splitter for MKDD. It is very barebones, and not well designed, but the basic principles are already working.
You can download and check out the program here.
Unfortunately I don’t have the original source files anymore…
To be able to explain and prove the Monty Hall problem to friends and family, I created a small programm to try it out yourself.
Nothing fancy, and the people I tried to use it to prove the problem were too stubborn to actually believe me… But otherwise an ugly, but interactive way to try out the problem.
You can download the project files here: monty hall_project
My first actual game I created. This was the product of a project we were free to choose in my programming class in school. After I got the idea, I expanded on it until I were satisfied. This is not optimized by any means, but I made use of all the methods I knew at the time.
As a small summary: Dodgesquare is a small Arcade-style game in which you have to dodge the grey enemy squares as long as you can. over the first minute a new enemy spawns every ten seconds.
The game field is just a “canvas” which is drawn own pixel by pixel every frame. All the collision detection is actually done by checking pixel colors in the direction the object is moving.
You can download the Game here: Dodgesquare and the Project files here: Dodgesquare_Project
This soundboard was me trying to get global hotkeys and media playback working in Delphi, and then I got the idea of a small soundboard. The sole purpose of this program is to play soundfiles globally.
You can download the project files here: Soundboard_project
“Reaktionsstester” (= reactiontester) was a small present to a friend and was just a shell for the gifted paypal code. Completing (=beating the hardcoded goals) the reaction minigames reveals a part of the code. I never really polished it, but I still think it was quite neat, so here it is.
You can download the project files here: Reaktion_project
“Zahlenraten” (= number guessing) is a small game where you have to guess the randomly generated number between 0 and 100. It is in german since it was as one of my first projects in a programming course in school.
You can download the project files here: Zahlenraten_proj