Amin Adnan Gul

An interactive desk scene you explore in the browser. Objects on the desk are clickable and functional — a working keyboard, a media player, and live system readouts — all driven by a single state layer rather than one-off scripts. Built in React and Next.js with a custom animation layer for smooth, frame-consistent transitions between states. The interesting part was treating a website like a small interactive scene: managing state across many objects that can each be triggered independently. https://www.twine.net/signin

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A fast FPS built around movement. Players chain dash, updraft, and stomp to keep momentum, using explosive barrels to launch into new routes. Weapons come from a card system — up to two card types at once, swappable mid-fight, and discarding a card triggers a movement ability instead. Raycast combat across pistol, SMG, shotgun, and katana. Levels are timed and graded S–C with best times saved, so the design rewards speedrunning and replays. Built in Unity 3D with C: CharacterController movement with coyote time and jump buffering, modular enemy AI, and full HUD, pause, and music systems.

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A Blender extension that builds what you describe — modelling, materials, lighting and camera work — driven by Claude or a local model running via Ollama. 40 hand-written tools cover mesh editing, scattering, UV unwrapping, modifiers and shader graphs. It renders its own work, compares the result against a reference image, and corrects itself. No generated code is ever executed and every scene change waits for approval. Includes a per-message spend limit and full request diagnostics. Python on Blender's bundled interpreter, no third-party packages, 20 headless test suites.

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