Personal website • Created by eddiederp
Here you'll find the myriad of projects I've started and have only a vague hope of ever finishing, split between those focused on programming and those focused on electronics/engineering. Whenever I work with others I'll put it but abbreviate their names for privacy. =]
A grand-strategy game set before, during, and after WW2 inspired by the Hearts of Iron series. Pixel-art aesthetic and much more in-depth political and economic systems.
Progress
Tools and Languages: Unity, C#, HLSL, Paint.NET
Status: Currently taking a break from working on the game due to burnout and difficulty of implementing systems. (Who knew that making an entire GSG from scratch was hard??)
A small simulator to experiment with molecular dynamics and biological processes.
Progress
Tools and Languages: Unity, C#
Status: Not really working on this atp. Also stuck on an old version of Unity.
A little robot built for the 2024 Odyssey of the Mind competitions. Started as a bunch of components on a breadboard and never really progressed past that lol.
Features
Tools and Components: Arduino Mega, breadboard(s), DC motor, stepper motor, LED matrices, battery pack
Status: Made it to 4th place in Problem 2, Division II at state comp. Currently stored in my old middle school to inspire future Omers, although I wouldn't be surprised if it's been cannibalized for parts by now.
A much larger robot built for the 2025 Odyssey competitions. Much much much more professionally made.
Features
Tools and Components: Arduino Mega, breadboard(s), DC motor, stepper motor, LED rings, battery pack, relay, giant bolt with copper wire
Status: Made it to Worlds and got 18th place for P2D2. Unfortunately, Rusty couldn't make it back on the airplane and was unceremoniously scrapped for parts and whatever couldn't make it though TSA was left behind in a dumpster in East Lansing. :,[
A Simon game on a breadboard.
Progress
Tools and Components: Arduino Uno, Breadboard, LEDs, buttons
Status: Sitting on my desk, this was mostly just to refamiliarize myself with breadboarding. Will probably scrap it for a new project in a little bit, although I might add sound before I do so.