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        Agge's projects. Some are notable, many are experiments.
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<a href="https://wiki.freebsd.org/SummerOfCode2024Projects/RefactorSyscallCreationScript" class="permalink"
    name="refactor-syscall-creation-script">
<code>refactor-syscall-creation-script</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
	This project has a wiki page, and it's so much more detailed than I'll be
	going into here. Please refer to it. The short description is that
	I refactored <code>/src/sys/tools/makesyscalls.lua</code> into an OOP
	library. Achieving the following outcomes: the new library is easier for new
	contributors to understand, it provides a solid foundation for future system
	call creation scripts, and it's modularized to allow dynamic generation of
	FreeBSD system files. The other outcomes are that FreeBSD has a great
	community, so be a part of it!
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/agge-plugins" class="permalink"
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<code>agge-plugins</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
	Java extension library to automate the popular MMORPG and open source
	client, Old School RuneScape and RuneLite. Fork of some pre-existing work in
	the area, but designed to do what I want to accomplish and not what the
	existing work wants to accomplish. This involves expanding the API to do
	more robust things and utilizing design patterns to accomplish more with
	less. Also, to have something that fits my needs. So it's very much for me,
	but it's a notable amount of work and design.
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/berry-picking-simulator" class="permalink"
    name="berry-picking-simulator">
<code>berry-picking-simulator</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
	A cute little game to crash course on GNU Guile and also implement a game
	with a recursive game loop. Everything's done recursively where it could be,
	because that's the fun in this project. Lisp is great!
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/occ-accessibility-tour" class="permalink"
    name="occ-accessibility-tour">
<code>occ-accessibility-tour</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
	Fork of untitled game. Re-uses all of the engine code, but produces an
	actually presentable and playable game. The game is an interactive tour of
	Orange Coast College, with great creative liberty taken on the presentation
	of the college. The most notable thing, however, is that it can played
	exclusively by voice input! The API for the voice input is Mozilla's
	DeepSpeech C library, packaged and tuned in a way that makes sense for video
	game controls. It's designed to be reusable, to support more diverse and
	accessible ways of interacting with video games.
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/untitled-game" class="permalink"
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<code>untitled-game</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
    An untitled game using SFML. Follows
    <a href="https://www.packtpub.com/product/sfml-game-development/9781849696845"
        class="permalink">
    SFML Game Development</a>.
    Instead of making a vertically scrolling airplane shooter though, I've made
    a top-down open world RPG. Greatly expanding the currently empty, but vast,
	project scope. Only supported on Linux. Windows target from Linux was a
	thing at one point, with that still being included in the build system.
	That's pending a better workflow, and my desire (which I don't have much) to
	do it.
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/breakout" class="permalink" name="breakout">
<code>breakout</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
    An SFML clone of the retro game, Breakout. Followed tutorial
    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC9zhufV_Z8"
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    CppCon2014: Vittorio Romeo "Quick Game Development with C++11/C++14</a>.
    Nice looking little game, I enjoyed making it and have learned a lot since
    then! Great tutorial if you're interested! I'd like to expand on it with
    pretty graphics and more robust features.
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<a href="https://www.github.com/agge3/lockscreen" class="permalink" name="breakout">
<code>lockscreen</code></a></b><br>
<i class="year">2024</i></th><td>
    <b>Work in progress.</b> A simple lock screen for Wayland, elogind, and
    Hyprland that uses the D-Bus low-level C API to listen for the "Lock"
    message from org.freedesktop.login1 (e.g., <code>loginctl</code>).
    <code>lockscreen</code> then uses the Wayland protocol to interact with the
    Wayland display and lock the session.
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github</a></b></th><td>
    Find me on github!
    <a href="https://www.github.com/agge3" class="permalink" name="github">
    me</a>
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