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From the release of MelonLoader in 2020, I've spent many hours learning about C#, Unity, and internals of BONEWORKS. In that time, I've made 21 fully released code mods, worked on mods with other people, as well as many other random mods that I either never released or only uploaded onto Discord for certain people.

BoneTome Archive (code mods only)
Thunderstore (code mods, maps, items, etc)

While I've spent much less time directly working on BONELAB mods, I've still spent a lot of time decompiling the game, figuring out internals and learning about the changes from BONEWORKS. On top of that, I used it as a testing dummy for my work on LemonLoader. I've also worked on a fork of Fusion, a multiplayer mod for BONELAB which added a secondary networking layer that communicated with a PC to send data over Steamworks and fixed various issues which allowed people playing the game on Quest 2 to play multiplayer and with people on PC.

mod.io (maps, spawnables)
Thunderstore (code mods)

In 2021, I worked with VR company bHaptics to bring unofficial support for their various haptics devices into I Expect You To Die. This involved decompiling the game and figuring out what triggers what and injecting my own haptics code into it.

bHaptics Integration on GitHub

DawnVR is a MelonLoader mod for Life is Strange: Before the Storm (and Remastered!) that gives the game full VR support. I turned the third person story game into a fully playable first person VR game with working motion controls and many other features to make the mod as smooth as possible. This mod involved decompiling obfuscated assemblies and working with those until I found unobfuscated assemblies which I then used to write various scripts to assist with working with those obfuscated assemblies.

DawnVR on GitHub

This was a tool I wrote in a day in order to semi-automatically backup all public mods on the defunct modding website BoneTome. The output of this was used to create the BoneTome Archive which was commonly downloaded from until the release of BONELAB.

BTArchiver on GitHub
The BoneTome Archive

LemonLoader is a fork of MelonLoader originally made by SirCoolness, but after a while it stopped getting updates which led to me attempting to fix it. During those attempts, I got it working and continued to make it more usable for end users. It is now a commonly used tool by BONELAB players on Quest 2. I've made various improvements over the original fork, mainly being much more updated, supporting newer Unity versions, a rewritten installer with split APK support, improved patching methods, and more.

LemonLoader on GitHub

BlenderUMap was originally a Fortnite specific tool written by Amrsatrio in Java that could take the maps from the game and load them into Blender. My version of BlenderUMap has been entirely rewritten in C# and is now using the CUE4Parse library which allows for a much larger supported version range compared to the original. The output of the tool is often messy, but depending on the scenario, can be very useful.

BlenderUMap on GitHub

Throughout my use of MusicBee, I've written or have modified a few plugins in order to improve my experience. My currently released MusicBee plugins are mb_CopySpotify, which allows you to quickly copy the Spotify URL to a song in your library, assuming it's available on Spotify. mb_ScrobbleItem, which allows you to add a single scrobble of a track (or a selection of tracks) to your Last.fm tracking, this plugin involved some decompiling of MusicBee's obfuscated code in order to reuse it's internal scrobbling code. And lastly, my fork of mb_DiscordBee which is a plugin that interacts with Discord's Rich Presence API that I modded to show album art that is accessed via the Last.fm API to fix the broken method implemented by the original author.

MusicBee Plugins on GitHub

I am not a frontend developer or a web designer but I made this to learn more about web design and just generally see what I could put together. The image used is the original version of the website, it has since been redesigned.