Hi, I’m Tom Copeland. I like a lot of stuff, some of which you can read about on this website.
I’m currently trying to restore an old reed organ.
I’m a software developer, so I spend a lot of time programming.
AfterZhev is a small RPG written entirely in 8-bit AVR assembly and intended to be run on a single ATmega2560 microcontroller. But you can play it online here!
slimavr is very fast simulator for a few 8-bit AVR microcontrollers. It’s pretty incomplete, relatively speaking, but it’s nearly cycle-accurate and supports everything necessary to run AfterZhev (and a bit more).
amc2bvh is a tiny program to convert AMC/ASF motion capture files to BVH files. I wrote it for while working on a WebGL game that never went anywhere. But a lot of people find it useful, since there aren’t a lot of tools that work with AMC/ASF files.
And some other open source software, which you can see on my GitHub profile.
