Stefan Lundmark

Design and implementation of a space simulator. All celestial bodies are 1:1 scale. Next up is a proper simulation of the moon!

Design and implementation of a website where users can take part in exercises created by a research group at Mittuniversitetet. These exercises show a crisis situation trough video and text, and the user may answer the questions and take different paths which might lead to different situations and videos. We had to create an administration interface so the researchers could create these exercises; a graph-style interface worked very well and turned out to be very intuitive.

Technical details:

We used Twitter Bootstrap to help us get up to speed and make the site responsive. We used ASP.NET as web architecture and Postgres as storage. Based on feedback from the project owner, we ended up switching to MSSQL. We used some AJAX for background loading of the results set in the administration interface.

I codeveloped MOSAIK with Joakim Frödin.

This is a content pack I created for the very popular open source game engine, Torque3D. It lets you embed HTML5/Flash in your applications and games. You can then use JavaScript to interact with elements in the game which is very useful for ingame terminals like you see in the video above.

• Powerful bridge between JavaScript and TorqueScript. This way you can communicate between HTML5/Flash and your game! Useful for interactive GUI screens ingame.
• Levarage existing tools like Adobe Dreamweaver to create content for your games.
• Shapes are load-balanced by distance and focus.
• Layer complex GUIs by using multiple transparent objects that can take focus from other such objects, or remain in place. All customizable.
• Caches textures from Awesomium for usage when the webpage is loading which makes for a smooth experience.
• Option to use static texture caches for any number of Awesomium Shapes, which is useful when you want lower-overhead Shapes with textures generated from HTML5/Flash.

It was previously sold as a product on this site but is now available free of charge under the MIT license on GitHub. Click here to go to the GitHub page.

Design and implementation of a game for a summer course I attended in 2015. The game had to be created in quite a short time so the scope had to be limited. It was finished after 9 days and I'm quite happy with how it turned out. My goal was to make it similiar to older 8-bit games from the 1990's and Space Invaders from the 1970's.

Technology-wise it uses the Simple Directmedia Layer for rendering and Irrklang for audio. The music was created by Eric Matyas of SoundImage.

You can download the game here.
System requirements: 14MB of storage space.