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A rudimentary user interface I created as basic idea to develop a 2D adventure game in which the player traveling back and forward through the space-time to avoid the alien invasion on the earth. UI needs to be completed. Totally useless fun project. But feel free to enjoy it and help grow it.

NOTE: This project is on hold permanently... it was eating up too much of my life ;) It's still a good example of how to couple a WPF program with DirectX and OpenGL for 3D rendering. If others are interested in collaborating I'd come back to this or something similar. -- InsaneFX is a node-based special effects editor (written mostly in C#) and native runtime (written in C/C++). It ships with (unoptimized) example renderers for DirectX 9 and OpenGL. To get the most of InsaneFX you will integrate it with your own rendering engine. The Runtime has a simple OpenGL-like C API. ...

MDump is a .NET program that automatically merges multiple images into a single image file, making it ideal for dumping a series of images onto an image board. MDump can also break the combined images back down into the originals after download.

With high emphasis on usability we provide song presentation / song projection software for church services or general events that rival OpenLP/ZionWorx/SongPro. We have easy to learn, highly usable open source software without cutting back on featur

Slideshow with simple user interface and favorite list in C# / .NET. Features: pause slideshow, step back and forward, in-/decrease speed, add picture to favorites, allowes to create a quick list of files e.g. for making paper photos of them.

Based on Nikon SDK C# wrapper and EMGU repositories - Oct.0 is a standalone Windows 64bit lightweight app, developed to remotely control select Nikon Z Mirrorless camera bodies by means of wired or wireless controllers attached to a x64 PC. Oct.0 allows for replicating most of the camera body controls (buttons) functions via GUI buttons or keyboard shortcuts, as well as allowing tethering functions such as saving the files to destination folder on a PC, and invoking a remote LiveView session.