made a neat configurable wave shader for my OBS setup a while ago, decided to do some tidying and publish it and my current configurations for it :3

one of the beauties of creative shader programming is stumbling upon a change that creates a wildly different but way cooler effect to what you intended

Kadu suggested a color wheel, which i implemented at first, but some fiddling to try and make primary colors more pronounced produced this instead

decided to look into what the experience is like for embedding WebAssembly into .NET/Unity, and i gotta say, i'm pretty satisfied with it lol

didn't think i'd be able to comprehensibly put together a language formatter any time soon, yet here i am with something that handles just about every case i'd want it to lol

REPL time

today i rewrote a small tool which takes the output from a C++ symbol demangler library and splits out each namespace component, in a way that it can be applied relatively sanely by a Ghidra script reading its output.

figure i should post about the things i get up to for once lol, so let's start with this:
this month's project is a re-implementation of the DataArray (DTA) scripting language used in Harmonix games!