Lua on Garry’s Mod, in-game panels written in HTML, and the backends behind them. One addon on sale, a roleplay framework in production, bots running around the clock.
Sole developer · on sale on GM Market · v1.0.4
A full sportsbook for DarkRP. Players bet in-game currency on real fixtures pulled from live sports APIs, and results settle themselves without an admin touching anything.
Accumulators, a VIP tier, insurance, a player-run bookmaker job, an admin panel for quotas and fraud. The whole interface is HTML rendered inside the game, built on tokens so each of the four themes is a variable swap rather than a repaint.
The server owns the truth. The client is never believed.
In development · lead developer · 2025 → now
A French city, and French all the way down: the jobs, the vehicles, the map, the paperwork you go and collect at the town hall. Everything that happens there is logged as an event, which is what feeds the news, the police, and what the NPCs remember about you.
Prototype validated · research · 2026
A player picks up a phone and speaks. An AI dispatcher listens, answers out loud, and creates a real police callout with a map marker for the officers online. Capture validated end to end on real player audio.
Live 24/7 · sole developer · 2025 → now
Three bots holding up a Discord of roughly 2,200 members: anti-raid and AI moderation, a captcha gate nobody writes before passing, and voice recording that returns a transcript with a summary.
Closed in 2025 · owner & developer
My own GMod roleplay server: addons, administration, moderation and the community around it. Kept online until spring 2025 under sustained query flooding.
Open · contract work
Custom Discord, Telegram and Twitch bots. You get the full documented source, an install guide, and free support for as long as you run it. No hosting, no code kept.
Custom layers over a base gamemode: characters as separate lives, jobs, physical identity papers, persistent world state.
Every unit of currency traced to a named source, atomic operations, and an audit log that cannot be erased.
Panels written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, rendered in game, wired to Lua, themed through tokens.
I audited the money code of my own live server and found two ways to duplicate currency. The bench I wrote to prove them then found a way around my first fix.
Voice out of the server over UDP, speech to text, a model limited to a closed list of actions, speech back.
Discord at scale: captcha gate, anti-raid, AI moderation, XP and roles, tickets, voice transcription.
Live sports feeds behind quotas: caching, rate budgeting, graceful degradation when a provider goes quiet, and no key ever shipped in a release.
Linux servers, backups, build scripts that lint and package a release, marketplace submission and buyer support.
SwopRoleplay: addons, administration, community, and the security lessons that came with losing it.
Three bots for a 2,200 member Discord: verification, anti-raid, AI moderation, gamification, voice transcription.
BetLive published on GM Market, through code review, patched and supported in the open ever since.
A framework rather than a pile of addons: event journal, closed economy, persistent identity, forensics, voice AI.
UE5 rendering, a modern Lua API, UI in HTML, dedicated servers. Game modes, packages and contract work.
Available for game modes, packages, server systems and contract work. I will tell you what it takes to hold it up, and what it will cost.
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