Now when I say "advanced", I don't mean beyond comprehension so complex and difficult to understand, I just mean something a little bigger, that took some more effort. None of these are big projects (with the exception of the API), and once again, none of these I expected to release when I made them.
I was hired to create a backend system for a Discord server. I won't disclose which one, but it is a large server with 8k+ members. Unfortunately, this API was never used, and therefore I partly scrapped the project. It might be my biggest project, and is still unfinished to this day. I will say, I am glad to leave it behind! I only organized a tiny bit, which made everything so much harder. But I have learned, and now all my projects are properly organized, with sepete files and directories, comments, etc. I am not linking a github repo for it, as this community is still up and running, and I am still creating for them. Below are some images of the code though!
I made Tic Tac Toe, using the pygame library for visualization/UI. Pretty simple, just a lot of repetitive lines for win checks and variable naming. Fun little project for practice!
Last but not least in the "adva, an automated fishing program, or a "hack" as some might say. No, it doesn't actually hack the game or anything, it just mimics the movements of your cursor and keyboard so you can afk. I will not be naming what game this is for specifically. Decently simple, uses pyautogui for movements, and numpy for handling the screen detection and cv2 for color detection. I made this a while ago and I'm not exactly familiar with the libraries, so apologies if I messed up the names/functions!
No, its not for Fisch.
Another simple little fun game. Very much unfinished, as I got busy and slowly forgot about it. The core mechanics work well though!
I provide the code for most of my projects as I feel just screenshots of the console output doesn't do it justice. If you would like screenshots, feel free ot ask.