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Released · v1.0Web app · Final Fantasy XI

FFXI Timer

A Vana'diel clock and schedule board for Final Fantasy XI. Everything is worked out in your browser from the Earth clock; nothing is sent anywhere unless you set up Discord alarms.

  • Vana'diel time, day elements and moon phases, with countdowns to every change
  • Weather forecasts for 218 zones, and a finder for where and when a weather is most likely
  • Notorious monster and fishing planning: when each NM's conditions next line up, and where 100 fish bite best
  • Every airship and ferry, guild shop hours, RSE and conquest schedules
  • A planner, calendar exports and alarms, with optional Discord posts

Weather forecasts checked against live Retail FFXI NPC readings and historical forecast records. Departure times come from retail packet captures, and the clock, moon and RSE math is tested against Pyogenes' reference dates, BG Wiki's moon table and the in-game ferry timekeepers.

Released · Also on GitHub Pages

RE-MOCT in a terminal: the music folder browser, a playlist with the current track highlighted, and the spectrum visualizer

Released · v1.6.3Terminal app · Windows and Linux

RE-MOCT

A free, open-source terminal music player for Windows and Linux in the spirit of MOC. Keyboard-driven TUI with AccurateRip CD ripping, internet radio and podcasts.

First released (v1.0.0) · Latest release (v1.6.3)

In developmentWeb app · Final Fantasy XIV

FFXIV Timer

A timer and planner for Final Fantasy XIV. It is in development and has no release yet.

Planned

  • Weather forecasts
  • Gathering planning
  • Fishing planning

Games & Fan Projects

Dragon Quest IV in English on PlayStation: a shopkeeper asks "I will buy a Demonbane. 3500 gold, yes?"

Released · V1.1Fan translation · PlayStation

Dragon Quest IV PS1 English Translation

A ground-up English translation of the 2001 PlayStation remake of Dragon Quest IV, Michibikareshi Mono Tachi, which has never had an English release on any console. The prologue and Chapters 1 to 6 are translated and playable.

It ships as a patch for a disc image you already own. No game data is distributed.

Released

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