leo

Animation & Game at Hochschule Darmstadt, technical track.

A sentence or two about what you build and what draws you to it — gameplay systems, tools, pipeline, technical art. Write it the way you'd say it to someone at a studio.

Projects

Games and prototypes I've worked on.

Shader project name

Your role · University project · 2025

Running live — move the cursor across it and pull the sliders.

Every dot sits on a fixed anchor. When the cursor comes close, a spring-damped tip reaches out toward it: the back shrinks, the tip swells, the waist pinches in. Neighbouring tendrils merge through a smooth minimum of their distance fields. The flat surface is lit using a dome normal reconstructed from the field gradient. Written in HLSL for Unity URP, ported to GLSL for the web.

  • HLSL
  • Unity URP
  • Signed Distance Fields
  • C#
View shader code Assignment brief

Project name

Your role · Team size · 2025

What is the game, and what exactly did you work on? Name a problem you solved — that lands better than a feature list.

  • Unity
  • C#
  • Gameplay programming
Play on itch.io View code

Project name

Your role · Personal project · 2024

Third project. A tool, a shader or an editor plugin belongs here too — technical work is portfolio material.

  • Blender
  • Python
  • Tooling
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Tools

What I work with. Yellow marks daily drivers.

Engines

  • Unity
  • Unreal Engine
  • Godot

Programming

  • C#
  • C++
  • Python
  • HLSL

3D & Animation

  • Blender
  • Maya
  • Substance Painter

2D & Tech Art

  • Photoshop
  • Aseprite
  • Shader Graph

Collaboration

  • Git
  • Perforce
  • Jira
  • Miro

Optional line about how quickly you pick up new tools — or just delete this paragraph.

Strengths

How I work in a team.

Technical problem solving

Describe a situation where you took a stubborn problem apart. One sentence of context, one sentence of solution.

Prototyping under pressure

Game jams, semester deadlines, quick feasibility tests. What shows that you get to something playable fast?

Bridging art and code

If you translate between artists and programmers, or build tools that take work off other people's hands, this is the place for it.

Fourth strength

Replace this, or delete the whole block if three is enough.