Jonathans Pages

Welcome to my homepage which serves to share examples of work I did while at University and anything else I want to show the world. The nature of the content is bound to change over time.

Any of my programming projects that I make available for download are the executable versions for the Windows platform. I do not intend to provide the source code for my programming projects. I was once a programming student and found it really annoying when people did not provide any hint of how they coded their programmes. However, I look back on those days of staying up until the early hours of the morning with a slight grin, knowing that I did it all by myself. Hopefully, you will have the patience to work it out for yourself. That may sound harsh, but you will become a much better programmer as a result!

For programming tutorials, or downloadable programme code, then head over to the Programming Portal. Or search google!

If you are a student who would like to know more about how I did certain things, or you would like a list of useful resources that I found, then Contact Us, but do not ask for the entire source code!

NEW! 5 Nov Fireworks display! Pictures and video footage of our Firework display for 5 November are now available here.

NEW! Ant Colony! Yes that's right, I have an ant colony. In the sitting room. You can find out more by going here.

Helicopter Flight Simulator This was my Final Year Project at University. Click here for more information.

Wind Simulation (wind scattering leaves) A project for Advanced Visual Simulation Module I studied at University. Click here for more information.

Path Planning with World Semantics For the Games AI Module during by Final Year of University. Click here for more information.

Rigid Body Dynamics Games Physics Project for University. Click here for more information.

Creative Virtual Reality This is my Creative Virtual Reality Project for University. It is a small Unreal Tournament level. Click here for more information.

3D Studio MAX Geometry Exporter While I was working on various projects at University I needed an easy way to put geometry and textures into the "levels" to make the programme more interesting than just plain cubes and spheres. The result was this little script to export the geometry into my own 3D file format. Click here for more information.

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