Ansel Stanik

Hi, I'm Ansel, a high school senior and computer programmer.

I spend my time pursuing mostly software and game development. You can see some of my projects on this website.

Here's my:

Nocte

Nocte was developed for the Oregon Game Project Challenge Season 17 in 2024 by Fractal Development, and won the Game Design award at the competition.

Its world is fully procedurally generated in realtime, using implicit generation techniques.

Using the Unity game engine, Nocte can run in realtime while rendering 2500 square kilometers of detailed landscape with upwards of 100,000 foliage objects using low-level instancing techniques.

Seafoam

Seafoam is a web and desktop application used to algorithmically generate routes for mining gemstones in Hypixel Skyblock.

It has been accessed over 100,000 times since its release.

Symbiont

Symbiont was developed for the Oregon Game Project Challenge Season 16 in 2023 by Fractal Development, and won the Programming award at the competition.

It's a first person shooter with fast-paced gameplay where the player switches their consciousness between robot hosts in order to fight their way out.

OmniStudy

OmniStudy was developed for the 2023 Congressional App Challenge by Ansel Stanik and Harper Wicker-Lenseigne.

It provides infinite randomly generated practice problems for physics, calculus, and statistics, with mock quizzes and analytics designed to help students study and succeed.

Other Projects

The application pictured is Planck, a peer-to-server-to-peer encrypted messaging client that allows you to host your own isolated chat servers.

I have two NPM packages, QuickParse and Trebuchet, which parse mathematical expressions in JavaScript and support lightweight physics in Three.js respectively.

I have some other interesting projects on my GitHub, like a 3D renderer that operates in the command line through C++.