Ben Wilson's Portfolio

RayFire is a plugin for Unity which allows for demolishing or slicing 3D objects in runtime or in the editor. In this prototype I experiment with trying to simulate it consistently over the network using DarkRift Networking 2

VTOL VR is a VR flight game which is available on steam. In April 2019 I created a simple WPF application with a .net framework class library which combined with a Unity Injector gave the ability for users to create their own mods for VTOL VR. I’ve been working on this since. I’ve created a website on the Python framework Django, setup a Ci/CD on Gitlab for both the site and mod loader and set up a VPS to host this all.

VTOL VR is a singleplayer flight game on steam. One of the big reasons I started creating a mod loader was to have a go at adding in multiplayer into it with hopefully it being the main multiplayer with mods as well. The solo developer of the game had stated that he didn’t want to start working on multiplayer or mod support till the game had been released out of early access.

This project is a simple FPS prototype where I experiment in Unity how you could create bullet penetration with the built-in physics.

A recreation of the Physics Gun from Garry’s Mod in VR. The physics gun can pick up and move objects in the scene which have a rigidbody.

Editor Rich Presence is a plugin for the Unity Editor that displays what you are currently working on and which scene on your Discord profile. This is my very first attempt at trying to create an editor tool for Unity and releasing it.

UConsole is a small standalone console you can add to existing games and then you can easily add custom commands.

I have created a few Raft Mods in the past and was heavily involved in helping out in the community from just running mods to people creating them.

For my second year studying Games Development at Northbrook, I created Block Factory as my first 3D game. It was a factory building game similar to Factorio at the time.

The Falling was created for a game jam which was hosted at our college. The theme was “5 seconds to live” and we teamed up with people from different classes.