Mahmoud

Just finished dumping MKW from my switch 2, Just tested Eglantine Emulator, And i'm honestly both impressed and not at the same time. Yes, this is the same architecture as the Switch one and this is just a fork of the past 7 years of work on it, but this doesn't deny the fact that this is like 3 days old emulator! The emulator already gets updated every hour or so and it's already running 60 fps and is playable more than the switch 1 emu was for it's first 5 years. There are a lot of stutters during shader comps, there's flashing and vertex expositions. but at this pace, we're only a few days from 4K 120Fps with Custom Online server. Software Engineering is cooked and the world will never be the same anymore.

My game’s page is up on steam now, would appreciate if it you wishlist it and share it :) Will be releasing on Epic, MS Store, GooglePlay and AppStore around the same time. store.steampowered.com/app/5…

I recreated the league client for my servers. Needless to say this is shots afar lighter than the real thing, it legit feels bad using the real client after i got used to this one lmao. Invite-only. apply here: patchze.ro

I made real chess playable inside League of Legends. Using my server scripting system in patchze.ro/ How it works: The board isn’t an overlay. It’s painted into Summoner’s Rift’s own ground textures, rebuilt from your stock map files on first launch (about 30 s). The client just renders a map that happens to have a chessboard in its blue base. The pieces are minions wearing champion models. The server plays each one’s animations and particles by name: Hecarim’s knight leaps on his E charge, Galio’s rook slides on Justice Punch, Lux captures with Final Spark, Kayle with her ult. Input is League’s normal right-click. The pieces can’t be targeted, so every click reaches the server as a plain move order and gets mapped to a square. Your champion waits at the fountain while a camera packet decoded from the client makes the view follow an invisible unit over the board. The whole implementation are about 500 lines of Lua: castling, en passant, promotion, threefold repetition, the 50-move rule, dead positions. Move generation matches the published perft counts, and an alpha-beta bot plays the other side. Watch until the end! 👀