This is where I put random projects and ideas I come up with. Most of them are experiments, and many of them will probably never be finished, but that’s part of the fun

- KONTON BOOGIE PRSK STAGE

Status 15/3/2026: Started

15/3/2026

- My new victim: Gelatina

Status 14/3/2026: unfinished

In my laboratory I create a mannequin to experiment with it in Roblox Studio. Its name is Gelatina

Experiment #1: an animation

Notes:

This is the first time I try to make an animation in Roblox Studio. Before this I only made static poses

From the front it’s not very noticeable, but the knees bend every time Gelatina jumps. I liked how it turned out, although it still looks very robotic and lifeless

When I come back to this later, I need to improve the hip movement

reference:

- Started experimenting with Pygame again

Status ?/3/2026: i dont even know what to do

maybe sudoku?

- Simple Calculator: C++ and Visual Studio Code

Status ?/3/2026: In progress

I already made the terminal version before, so this is basically me trying to figure out the GUI side.

I'm using windows.h. The number buttons, symbols, and clear button already work. I need to figure out how to adapt the opation logic to work with GUI buttons

Notes:

I know the order of the buttons is wrong, so once I make it fully work, I'll fix that ugly ahh interface.

- Puppy Life, a Scratch project I made for my Technical English class

Status ?/2/2026: unfinished

A life simulator about a dog exploring the city. I didn’t make it look decent until the day before the deadline. I spent way too much time trying to make the dog’s walking cycle work, and it ended up bugged in the part where the dog sits. I left it like that. Maybe someday in the distant future I’ll fix it and finish it

In the end, Scratch is easy and fun. Maybe I’ll make something else with it someday

- Simple Calculator: a Java project made with NetBeans

Status 2025: Finished

A simple calculator program I made in Java using NetBeans. It can do basic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Not the prettiest, but at least it works.

I wanted to make a visual program. I’m not a big fan of NetBeans’ interface, but it’s the IDE we use at my university, so that’s what I used.