Torben Sko - Projects

2008.

Control the game using your head movements!

Using a modified version of the Source engine - the one behind the critically acclaimed Half-Life 2 - you can use a number of head gestures to control the game.

A Multi-Sensor Bar Wiimote Driver

A program allowing the Wiimote to emulate a keyboard and mouse. As its main feature, it boasts the ability to allow the Wiimote to aim across multiple sensor bars. This provides the user with a much greater aiming range. In addition to this, its controls are full scriptable, allowing the user to use the Wiimote and Nunchuk's buttons and motion features.

Facebook Friend Exporter

Export your friends details, including their names, birthdays and profile pictures to the vCard format. This can then be imported into Apple's Address Book, and synced to your iPhone.

2007.

DeskCal

I constructed this program with Jan Vaughan. It allows a user to view and make daily notes on a desk calendar. It also displays the user's iCal events and boast some animated transitions.

VR:Source, The Half-Life 2 Engine Modified for a Virtual Reality Theatre

A modification of Valve's Source engine which features the ability to aim independently from looking around, using a bounding box system. It also features an altered viewing perspective to make it display naturally within a two walled virtual reality theatre.

Note: when Valve port one of their older games to the new Source engine they follow naming convention of adding ":Source" to the end of the name, hence the name VR:Source.