Basically I do whatever I can.

First of all – I code. Any language is fine, I’m not picky – I can learn very fast, as long as the project itself keeps me entertained. So far I’ve done:

• A World of Warcraft add-on displaying leveling guides on a step-by-step basis.
• Some cosmetic coding around the WordPress engine (read more)
• Several websites, often with CMS elements. (HTML, PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, Flash)
• An avatar generator, layering multi-element apparel and body parts into user-defined characters. (PHP)
• A small program allowing the user to play the Guitar Hero controller like… well, a guitar-shaped toy vibraphone. No-one’s going to say it’s not an instrument, anymore! (C#, DirectInput)
• A work time clock, calculating the time spent on parts of a project. Think punchclock and stopwatch and progress log combined. Unfinished. (C#)
• Launchpad, a program designed to replace (and enhance) the Windows Start menu. Unfinished. (C#)
• WPF-based animated interface for the above. (C#)
• Parts of a CRM system, responsible for ISDN telephony (using CAPI), voice modem-based call management, coding and decoding Class 1 faxes over ISDN or analog lines, and Skype support. (Java; Huffman, SFF)
• A TTF font manager for Windows. (C#)
• QuestAreas, a World of Warcraft add-on recording coordinates of completed quest objectives. (Lua)
• An interface to control a Novation A-Station synthesizer through MIDI using custom screen controls. (C#, MIDI)
• “Gopher”, a program searching through a base of MIDI files and trying to find a specific piece basing on a whistled or hummed tune. This was my master’s thesis project. (Borland C; Fourier, MIDI)
• A graphics generator for TVP (Polish national TV) visualising the position of the peleton on a Tour de Pologne race map segment. (Borland C)
• A simplistic but scriptable MUD client for Linux. (Perl)
• ROSkin, a skin generator for Ragnarok Online. (Delphi)
• … and some prehistoric knick-knacks from high school times: a battleships game with a simple AI that could consistently cheat (by moving ships out of the way into unexplored areas before happily announcing a miss to the frustrated user) (Pascal); a “coloris”-type game using SVGA graphics; a savegame editor tracking changing values between saves; a full localisation of the game X-COM: Terror from the Deep (my translation still circulates the web); a Supaplex game level editor (textmode, with a modified charset); a sound file ripper/player (the good old times of playing the Dune 2 soundfiles one after another using some wrong bitrate).

Second of all - I do 3D modelling:

Close An ear (the whole head is still under construction). Close A victorian style gentleman\'s chair. Close Half an accordion (for a website layout) Close Sleeping Beauty's castle, used as background in Ailinon's illustrations. Close "Paper miniature" of Castle Neuschwanstein in Bayern. Close Little Red Riding Hood's grandma's cottage, used as background in Ailinon's illustrations. Close Sprites for a logic game. Close "Till death don't us part" (Poser, Max) Close This webpage's layout. Close Deco element, closeup. Close A logo for the DDR Poland group. Close A park fountain (ages-old Bryce)