Built solely in python using pygame, RPG was constructed by me over the course of a month. Free image sprites were used for the graphics,
and the background map was slowly pieced together in photoshop.

Collision boxes were then added for every single wall, obstacle, enemy, and more.

Music and sounds were also added to liven up the game, as well as health and objectives.
There are two quests that the player can complete, as well as 1 hidden item that is obtainable by interacting with an NPC.

As well as the main map, there are 2 other rooms that the player can enter. The cave, and the house.
The house regenerates player health if they are hurt. If the player loses all their health, the game is reset.

Enemies were also given artificial intelligence in the form of states. Attacking, wandering, standing still.
All of this was done without OOP, and was quite the challenge.

Built once again in python using pygame, Scene Generator was a grade 12 assignment intended to make us think outside
of the box by using recursive algorithms and Object Oriented Programming.

We were told to create a beautiful still image with trees, mountains, or whatever we could come up with using recursion.

I decided that the assignment would be much more aesthetically pleasing if it were animated, so I gave myself the challenge to do just that.
Not only that, but I decided that creating a new scene every time the program was run would be a cool feature. I also added day/night cycles to make it feel more realistic.

Creativity was a major part of this assignment, and I feel that I did my best in showing my true creative nature by going above and beyond what was asked.

Made as a side project to help organize my time, Hive was designed and programmed by me over the course of several months.
It uses OOP python, file management, and custom designs made by me.

One of the ideas I used in this application was an improved version of a default notepad app. Usually the notepads are static or snap to a grid, and also take up a lot of a space.
What I did is let the user drag their notes wherever they want on the screen, and minimize them to keep more space for other notes.

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