My Coding Problems

Check out the code on my GitHub repository.

I had an incredible summer internship with the Belgian Defence, XR-Labs!
I had the opportunity to develop an Offline, Multi-language, Real-time Speech-to-Text application that seamlessly ran alongside and communicated with other programs.
This experience has been both challenging and rewarding, and I'm grateful for the chance to contribute to such innovative work.
If you're interested, definitely check it out on my GitHub.
This internship has not only enhanced my technical skills but also fueled my passion for pushing the boundaries of what's possible with technology. I'm excited to see where this journey takes me next!"

Check out the code on my GitHub repository.

Due to a lot of time shortage, I needed to come up with a fast, simple, reusable and expendable quest system. For now there are just 3 different Quest-types:

• Fighting
• Searching (For example a phone, dirty money, packeges, ect)
• Or just talking

But combined with some behaviours like scared or angry, you can make a lot of quests. It needed to be reusable, so I made it that you can change every parameter that you want in Unity itself:

For a recent group project, we needed to make make a co-up couch game. We came with the idea for a top-down boat inside the Syx river in Unreal Engine.
We needed to make the water look realistic, but of course not too heavy on the performance. So I made a simple water emulation system with sine-waves. I made the function very reusable for any other mesh or object. Here is the result:

Check out the code on my GitHub repository.

There was no chance that I would have any time to make a smart traffic system. But what could I do? I first thought about how we even drive a car. What are the main rules?

• Don't hit anyone. (Obviously)
• Give cars comming from the right priority. (In my country)
• And stop at traffic lights. (Marked as extra, if I had more time)

So, why couldn't I just make those simple behaviours? Would that work? Well yes and no. Driving is so a complex mechanic, but the only possibility to make this work in such a small time frame is to simplify it.

Every car in the real world is different, of course I need to implement that. In my game, every car has a different speed, acceleration/slowing speed and mass. This was a subtle nice touch!

For now it works:
They don't hit pedastrians, other cars, or you. They each have a different driving path.
The downside is, they turn directly 90 degrees for making a turn. So if a car is driving there, they crash.. It's funny to see, or see them fly away because of that. It's a cartoony game so why not.