Unity3D: A set of helper classes for 2D geometric calculations.

A .NET library that provides strongly-typed implementations of multiple coordinate systems, including rectangular, polar, spherical, and geodetic.

An immutable double-precision angle that supports revolutions, radians, degrees, and gradians.

Modular and Light Calculator Program made from scratch in C#

A library to perform mathematical tasks

This C# library includes functions that are missing in .NET: cot, sec, csc, acot, asec, acsc, coth, sech, csch, acoth, asech, and acsch. Also, it includes standard functions: sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, sinh, cosh, tanh, asinh, acosh, and atanh.

Fixed float math arithmetic and geometric operations in Unity projects.

Create multiple workspaces of calculators to keep your projects separate. Each evaluates math expressions, functions, and variables. It also saves and restores your history and variables when closed and re-opened.

Vintage Radar is a sketch that demonstrates WPF's capabilities in terms of graphics and animations

A Classic Space shooting Game written in C#. Made with Unity. OOP Heavy

Measure shapes without mistakes

A C# library designed to simplify trigonometric calculations with a focus on ease of use and precision.

FixedMathSharp: A high-precision, deterministic fixed-point math library for .NET. Ideal for simulations, games, and physics engines requiring reliable arithmetic without floating-point inaccuracies.

The most exciting thing about this game was using geometry while creating buttons and the game board.

This is a little demonstration of some trigonometrical functions in degrees and radians

This is a console-based game, and it is not beatable; instead, the game counts how many successful balls you've caught.

Just a visualization for the puzzle about the fox and the duck in the pond from the PIE book

An aggregation of visualizations, practice problems, and notes on mathematical concepts related to game dev. Complete with practical examples in Unity.

A command-line app for calculating triangle-related problems. Made this as part of the requirement (mini-project) for CPE1130 Programming Logic and Design.

A gui version of Hielo Calculator, with more drawbacks and less precision than the CLI one.