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This is a website to collect a few things I (Hannes Schüller) have done. It is not a blag or anything of the kind.
I sometimes write my name as "Hannes Schueller", i.e. whenever I feel pure ASCII is more appropriate. I've also published some things under the alias "Mr Creosote" which dates back to the time when it was still expected to have a funny / cool nickname on the Internet.
- E-Mail: hannes at this second level domain
- Jabber: MrCreosote@jabber.ccc.de (please say something if you add me to your contact list, otherwise I'll assume you're a spam bot and I'll reject your request)
GPG key id: 3FA1249A
GPG key fingerprint: 3EA5 FC42 4652 B92D 80A3 F7B8 991D 0C0D 3FA1 249A
OTR key fingerprint: 87730BCD 08710035 D3E1ABC5 EAF7BB64 41F5758E
Software
This is an incomplete list of the software I developed or collaborated on (and published) on a non-professional basis.
Unix
- Vimprobable is a web browser made for keyboard control.
- Some of my code (very minor contributions) can be found in the Awesome window manager. Which, ironically, I'm not using anymore these days, because it moved into a direction which I didn't like.
WWW Scripts
Spam Board
Bulletin board / discussion forum software written in PHP and using an SQL backend. Released under the terms of the AGPLv3. It can be found on its own website.
WikiNG
Simple Wiki system which attaches itself to a Spam Board's account and session system. You can see it in action on the "Bananenflanke" site (see below). Not usable as a standalone Wiki unless you code a new account and session system!
→ Download and documentation at the Spam Board site
Bananenflanke
Online football manager game (German language) for which I built the basic scripting framework, implemented the logical links to the forum software (user accounts, sessions and extended privileges system) and came up with a few algorithms (automation and optimization tasks).
CASA
The Classic Adventures Solution Archive is a great site run by Jacob Gunness for which I programmed most of the backend for the 2010 relaunch.
Filmarchiv
Hannes' Filmarchiv is where I put a few thoughts about movies into writing (in German). It is basically a simplified version of the CASA script.
Text Adventures
"Interactive Fiction" seems to be the popular name for what used to be called "Text Adventures", although personally, I can understand everyone saying that it's a bit of a pretentious title. Games I've written in chronological order:
Untitled Adventure
Very basic game written in 1996. No actual parser, just matching of whole phrases. For MS-DOS and in German.
→ Download
→ Walkthrough
Flug 714 nach Sydney
Taking the basic plotline (only very roughly and hardly recognizable) from an Tintin comic. Includes a simple battleship type game against the computer. Made in 1996 for MS-DOS (in German).
→ Download
→ Walkthrough
Ein ganz normaler Schultag
Funny-ish game about a student trying to deliver his paper (which he hasn't written) last minute. MS-DOS, in German, released in 1999. Ported to the TI-92 as well.
→ Download (MS-DOS)
→ Download (TI-92)
→ Download (TI-92, using menu system instead of parser)
The End of He-Man!
Fan fiction type game about the Masters of the Universe. Was written in two goes, with both parts unfortunately differing quite a bit in tone. In the end, it was finished in too much of a rush, so it doesn't quite live up to the epic initial plans. Written in TADS2 in 2001 and 2002, English language.
→ Download (version 1.13)
→ Walkthrough
The Believable Adventures of an Invisible Man
Released in 2009. Can be found on its own page.
Ninja's Fate
Released in 2010. Also has got its own page.
Bloodless on the Orient Express
Entry to Ectocomp 2011.
Die Geschichte des Herrn P. / The Story of Mr. P
More information about the German release can be found on the Textpäckchen project site. The English version ran in Spring Thing 2014. If I was supposed to recommend one of my games, this one would be it.
PX/IF
This is not a game, but an authoring system for text adventures which I wrote back in 2001.
Misc. Games
Herrscher
Wannabe-remake of the C64 classic Imperator. Funny, but simplistic gameplay. German language, MS-DOS; co-written with another author in 1999 (with whom I don't have any contact anymore, so I don't know whether it's alright to name him).
→ Download (MS-DOS)
→ Download (TI-92)
Impressum
> xyzzy
Science trumps magic!