Sep 27 2018Feels Like a Breakup

Today was my last day at KNIME.

Aug 18 2018Porting Point Light Shadows to WebGL2

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I recently ported the “Wonderland Engine”, Vhite Rabbit’s inhouse game engine, to web using web assembly and WebGL with Emscripten.

During this process the point light shadows that we created for VR Toyroom back then didn’t quite make it, they required geometry shaders and rendering …

Aug 17 2018Why Not Just Do It

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Do you sometimes know a thing that could potentially make you some money—on what I personally am still very dependent on doing—and that is “really easy”, but you never actually do it? Like pushing a finished game onto an online store?

Why not do it …

Aug 16 2018What's Up 08/2018

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I think noone who reads my blog has an overview of what I’m working on, and even on twitter you wouldn’t get that. So here is one:

Aug 08 2018Business Plan

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A small anecdote regarding the recent office viewing for Vhite Rabbit.

Since these offices are part of a startup assisting institution, the offices are available to pretty amazing conditions. You do, however, need to hand in a business plan—mainly to avoid non-startup companies leaching off …

Aug 06 2018The Office Cut

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Today I looked at some offices for Vhite Rabbit, as we are looking to rent one as of next month.

For me, having an own office marks the cut to being self-employed. The amount of identity change I had from founding Vhite Rabbit and seeing the office …

Aug 01 2018Founded.

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Today, Florian Isikci and I finally officially founded Vhite Rabbit together.

This was a scary step into bureaucracy that brings us one step closer to our dream of working on our virtual and augmented reality projects full-time.

Follow the Vhite Rabbit over on twitter, facebook, YouTube, Instagram …

Jul 11 2018WebVR Pong

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Two blog posts ago I mentioned a WebVR game we were making for the Virtuleap WebXR Competition at Vhite Rabbit.

“WebVR Pong” is a multiplayer game we wrote in C++ with the Magnum Graphics Middleware and compiled it to web assembly using Emscripten. Like the name suggests …