c
In this project for 42, we have to display the wiremesh of provided maps. I used 42’s minilibx library to display the mesh and use the cpu to render the mesh. There was only one requirement. There had to be two types of projection. For my project I have 4 types of projections along with movement, zoom and rotation controls.
The source code for this project is available on gitlab : link
c
In this project for 42, we had to display mathematical fractals. I used 42’s own minilibx library to display images that I render on the cpu to the screen. There were a number of requirements to this project.
On this project I support all mandatory requirements as well as:
The Source code to this project is available on gitlab here : link
C#
This is a simple random video editor, based upon the ffmpeg library. The
idea behind this program was to be able to create montages at the click of a button. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out, especially since I just wanted a couple of simple features. These were :
– Converting Video Files
– Random Edits
– Video Bouncing (Boomerang Effect)
– Editing Multiple Videos at once.
Here’s the Gitlab link :
Link
c
This is a TGA Viewer for Mac computers. It has been created using 42’s minilibx library and my own library. This TGA Viewer supports both 24 and 32 bit TGA images, with plans to extend to 16, 15 and 8 bit images. The viewer comes in the form of a binary file, so please run it as such.
c
This is my implementation of a read line function in c. It has been made with linked lists. I used my own c library libft as the foundation for this project. This project is intended to run on MacOS.
Source Code -> Link