Some of the interesting things I've worked on throughout the years.
Lead development of this first-party multi-user AR application for the Magic Leap 2 headset.
Notable contributions outside of management and core development were improvements to open-source libraries used for loading user-generated content such as GLTF assets and creating a custom 3D map tile system from Mapbox data.
Solo-developed online multiplayer game, launched and maintained on Steam. Only the soundtrack was outsourced.
Made in Unity/C#, 3D assets made with 3DSMax/Photoshop, graphics in Inkscape, sfx in Audacity. No purchased code or assets.
XR and WebGL training simulations for programs offered at Conestoga College.
Included flat-screen experiences such as Heavy Equipment and XR simulations for Firefighting and Policing.
Open-source Unity package for saving and loading a spatial mesh and localizing it to the detected space.
This allowed users to reload their spatial mesh exactly where it was before, solving a major pain point for the ML2.
Open-source Unity package adding support for playing back interactive GLTF assets.
Includes a comprehensive test suite that generates interactive GLTFs and runs them to test the systems, allowing other playback engines to use these tests as well.
Two weapon items created for Valve's Team Fortress 2 as a freelancer. Modelled in 3DSMax with handpainted Photoshop textures.
Over 4 million items are owned by players worldwide.