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C++ Portfolio ShowcasedPublished August 23, 2011 at 1:11 am No Comments
In this demonstration I have used various artificial intelligence techniques to create a “find safest path” learning AI simulation. The below image outlines the map used to test the simulation, however the map can be modified so the enemies are in different locations and the map itself is different. The scenario I setup consists primarily
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Featured Portfolio ShowcasedPublished August 1, 2011 at 4:42 pm No Comments
Here’s a project that I worked on for several weeks with Westley Wood. We were given the task of generating several types of fractals, so this post is to show off the ones we got working. Yes, there’s a lot of them! Right now the application is not for download (we’re still fine-tuning a few
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Featured Portfolio ShowcasedPublished July 15, 2011 at 3:01 am No Comments
Here’s some demonstrations on force generators from a physics engine I’m working on (which as a whole needs a lot more work). This is the only demo I’ve made for the engine so far, but I hope to toss up some more once I get them working 100%. Here’s a quick sceenshot of what
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BlogPublished July 9, 2011 at 11:00 pm No Comments
I decided to turn my blog into a portfolio. So it’s all snazzy now. I’ll slowly put up some projects to showcase and populate the portfolio page. I’m still going to put up some programming snippets. This is still my “programming blog.” It’s just a portfolio now, too!
GameMakerPublished April 27, 2011 at 9:46 pm No Comments
After developing a mediocre rigid body physics engine in C++, I thought I’d see just how impossible such a task was in GameMaker. In reality, the math behind a physics engine isn’t incredibly complex. Wrapping your head around it all isn’t simple, but once you’ve got something going, it’s not difficult to follow. That in
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C# UncategorizedPublished April 15, 2011 at 11:36 am 1 Comment
A friend and I like to quickly share images and other files with one another. We’ve used various methods in the past, but eventually we started to dislike each of them. So I decided, why not add an “Upload” to the context menu in windows explorer? After searching around, I wanted to use the easiest
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BlogPublished April 5, 2011 at 5:29 pm No Comments
Hello! I’m Joshua Brookover, and I like to program. I’m not sure how many blogs I’ve ran in the past (I quit counting at five), but, before I aways blogged about crap no one cared about. I decided to open a new one simply for programming related stuff. If you don’t care, that’s great! I’m
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