A passionate engineer and a hardcore games enthusiast, I am currently pursuing my Masters in Game Engineering at the University of Utah as part of the EAE program. I love writing code that directly contributes to gameplay mechanics, but also enjoy learning about different aspects of game engineering. Swept Separation Axis Collision Detection.

Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Fourth Sprint of the Semester. At the end of the third sprint of the semester, all of the sounds for the turtle level has been put in, the music for the credits, game over, and victory is completed, and the WIP shorca track is in. The sounds that are in the turtle level may need to be changed, and adjusted, but they are in and can be later adjusted for the future. Third Sprint of the Semester. Second Sprint of the Semester. Tuesday, May 12, 2015. First Sprint of the Semester.

Practice Does Not Make Perfect. Only Perfect Practice Makes Perfect. Maya 3DS Max Unreal 4. Here is a scene I recently created in May for an Oculus Rift project.

Experiments writing PBR GLSL Shaders. A Teapot - Writing a Physically Based Shader in GLSL. Skyreach - Graduate Thesis Game. Skyreach - Making of Bonestorm. Chain Reaction - Orbital Destruction for Mobile. Please make sure you have upload image to it or check the short code.

EAE Day was great! We received tons of good, constructive feedback for our game from all sorts of different people. I even heard from some of our teammates that people were commenting to our professors about the potential our game has! December 13, 2014. Some Aquatic, and Not So Aquatic, Environment Pieces.