Category Archives: Projects
Light Controller Update
“Okay Google, Turn on my lights!” That’s how a majority of my days start now, thanks to Light Controller and LimitlessLED. Over the last week, I’ve been working on a fork of a LimitlessLED lightbulb controller app I found on Github. I wanted to add some interface touch ups and fix a few features too. […]
Update to Cardboard Home
Thanks to some suggestions from users on Reddit, I have just implemented several new features in Cardboard Home, and pushed the update to the Google Play Store. This new version includes some neat new features including a new volume adjustment panel, an option to disable the hardware volume buttons, a blacklist to force apps to […]
First release of Cardboard Home
I just finished up the last few basic features of Cardboard Home, and have now made it available for download on the Google Play Store. I had been having some trouble getting the gyroscopic head tracking and magnetic “button” to work because my phone didn’t have the hardware to support those features so I was […]
Cardboard Home
Recently, I started work on a new app for Android called Cardboard Home. Cardboard Home is an Android launcher designed for use with the Google Cardboard virtual reality headset. Cardboard Home is intended to replace a regular launcher when the user places their device inside a Google Cardboard viewer. Unlike a regular launcher, Cardboard Home uses […]
Releasing Space Zombies for Android
Space Zombies, originally a game I designed in Java for computers, has finally been released on mobile. I originally started work on porting Space Zombies to Android using Java and the built in canvas renderer, but found that was too unreliable on anything but the best phones, so I started work on rewriting Space Zombies […]
New app, Sole Champion, is on the Google Play Store
My first Android app, Sole Champion, is now available for download on the Google Play Store. Sole Champion is an augmented reality game that allows the player to take the action into their world, and play the game on their kitchen table, a desk, or even, given large enough AR cards, the roof of a […]