For 3 Learning Modules straight I was educating myself on the programming language called Lua. Lua is used in multiple popular games such as Roblox or Gary's Mod. Not only it is popular in gaming, but it is popular in cheat scripts as well (I will be using GameGuardian). These Learning Modules serve to allow me to create an advanced cheat script for a certain game, and other potential future projects regarding Lua such as: creating a Roblox Game.

Things that I've done throughout the Learning Module:

• Use tutorialspoint.com to learn basic Lua Syntax

• Create a small Statistics script, with basic functions like mean/median/standard deviation and Z-score calculations.

• Create a small cheat script using GG to build fluency and prepare for my LM#4

(Note: I want to upload the youtube video of the script here but because of the weird video-restrictions put on these accounts I cannot embed the video. Video Link: https://youtu.be/9rMEgqijZ4A)

Write-ups:

Write-up #1

Write-up #2

Write-up #3

GameGuardian is essentially Cheat Engine for android. For this learning module I developed a script to mod the game "Stickman and Gun", giving the player infinite HP, coins, etc. Coding languages composed of Lua.

Project purpose: to present what I've learned from the previous learning modules into a functioning script.

Video link (Since I can't embed the video due to the useless video restrictions) https://youtu.be/ulcDAN8sKkc 

Ryan worked with Sean B on this Learning module, developing an online typing game with a score, rank,  statistics, and results. The game is deployed online and free-to-play. 

Through the experience, Ryan and Sean learned to enhance and gain fluency in the 3 web-based coding languages, which they may be able to use in further down the line in this class.

Website: ptype-omega.vercel.app

Final Write-up: Write-up

Ryan and Addi cooperated to develop a website for games that include compatibility for an arcade controller set. 4 Games were developed using JS and published on scalito.vercel.app

Games:

• Snake

• Addi Scalito

• Pacman

• Mrs. Scala

The two learned to utilize custom libraries and enhanced their coding skills in the 3 web-based languages.

Final Write-up: Write-up

Ryan co-op'ed with Sean B and Olek P to make a completely separate version of their beloved game "ptype" dubbed "ptype2".

All 3 were out for 7 consecutive days which results in their little amount of completed work, but they still met their goal to develop an account-making system. Despite their setbacks, they were able to publish a finished version: ptype2.vercel.app

The three learned to use the MongoDB API (Atlas), Node.js, express, socket.io, and mongoose libraries.

Final Write-up: Write-up