Unity Learning

Various Projects - 2022

Back in 2022, I started to dive into C# and Unity. Making a game means developing every single system from scratch such as controller, menus, inventory, and more and making sure they all work together smoothly. It’s a lot more complex than it looks !

Here’s a demo of a basic platformer I made, which helped me explore a wide range of gameplay features. It was the result of several weeks of effort and experimentation.

Unreal Engine Experiments

Personal and Professional Projects – 2024/2025

After spending some time working with Unity, it was the right moment to dive into Unreal Engine 5 : a more powerful and unique game engine. Starting with Unity allowed me to fully get the fundamentals of game development, then Unreal pushed me to explore new workflows and development philosophies. In fact, Unreal is also popular among the film and VFX industry, which says a lot about its versatility and depth.

Here are three experimental projects I developed using Unreal Engine, mixing professional work and personal curiosity :

As part of a professional internship, I worked on creating a tool for game designers that allows tweaking and testing gameplay components in game on runtime. The features are :
- Cameras behavior (using the new Gameplay Camera System)
- Player controller with full movement and orientation options
- Combat system with hitboxes and spawnable enemies (including a spawner and AI)
- A user interface to manage presets and live changes

As an experiment, I was also involved in the early design and prototyping of a narrative roguelite game concept wich made me explore a narrative system called "Ink" which manage the whole story process. Aside from that, I also worked on a dice rolling system like Dungeons & Dragons.

As a personal experiment, I used procedural environment generation (PCG) in Unreal. I created a dense, dark forest that grows dynamically around the player as they move, aiming for a horror atmosphere with a nice controller I made too !

As a one-day project, I created a cool game where the objective is to destroy all targets across the map. I made a parkour-style player controller and play with the physics.

Unreal Engine continues to amaze and inspire me with its capabilities. I’m determined to keep exploring what this incredible engine has to offer.

Weather Web Application

NodeJS, REST API, Database, Twig - 2024

This project consisted in developing a weather web application that allows users to view real-time weather data and forecasts for a selected city. The technologies used include Node.js, the Locationforecast 2.0 API, SQLite as the database, and the Twig templating engine.

Several key features were implemented:
- Search for a city from the database.
- Select a city to display detailed weather information.
- Display various weather data and forecasts via API requests.

A particular focus was on user experience and performance optimization. For example, I used AJAX requests to dynamically update data without refreshing the entire page. I maintained a clean and organized development process using GitHub, with each features managed through branches. The final project is available for download via the repository.

Embedded Weather Station

Arduino Uno (2024)

(I lost the video...)

As part of my engineering school process, I worked on a project that I truly appreciate : building a weather station using an Arduino Uno, equipped with various sensors, an SD card module, multiple operating modes, and more.

The device features four sensors : light, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure. It also integrates a GPS module, a LED, and two push-buttons. Before jumping into the code, we carried out a SysML analysis to plan the system architecture. We then developed the C++ program over three weeks, tackling key concepts such as serial communication, interrupt handling, and memory optimization. A critical aspect given the limited resources of the Arduino Uno board.