I have listed some of my other smaller programming projects in this subsection. I don't consider these as important as the main entries in the softography section, but even though the main entries are probably my largest pieces of software, they represent only a fraction of my programming hobby.
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Terrain
 
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This OpenGL based software generates a terrain. The trees are generated dynamically. Average trunk height, branch and sub-branch count, and leaf amount is adjustable. The rest of the tree is then generated using random algorithms. The software includes a console for user interaction. |
Jukebox
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This is an MP3 player. Its video output is software rendered, and it can be remote-controlled. The program can be told, via a fifo-based command interface, to load MP3 files or MP3 paths recursively. Written in C. |
Tetris Wannabe
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I did this small game as a programming demonstration during a recruitment process for Gameloft London.
It's a tiny clean piece of Java programming, which took me a day to pull together. download |
Miscellaneous 3D
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It's as odd as it looks. Lasers coming from the sky shoot at the pool of water, putting it on the move. |
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This OpenGL object tries to simulate physics of a "bubble". For a reason I can no longer recall, the bubble is only stable for 30 seconds. :-) |
Software 3D
 
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This one was probably my first real program written in C (under Linux environment). It is a software renderer, and implements texture mapping, gouraud shading, perspective correction, and simple transparency. |
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Wireframe animations were experimented with, as well. |
Rummikub bot
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This bot is able to play a logic game called Rummikub. Its algorithms are brute-force based, so it's not an artificial intelligence masterpiece, but because the game is simple, it does its job in computing the best possible block arrangement. |
Skandalen i skolan
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This piece of OpenGL based animation was once used in a Swedish language assignment (in upper secondary school). It's an animation about a fictional scandal occurring in our school.. We (the makers) considered it hilarious, but we barely made it through the course. ;-) |