Hey, I'm Ewan Prangell!
Games Developer, Minecraft modder, and Software Developer
My Journey
My journey into games programming began due to the Minecraft modding community. What started as a simple curiosity back in 2020 about how my favourite game worked, quickly turned into countless hours being spent exploring and reworking game systems. The realisation that a single line of code had that much power in transforming a game left me astonished and intrigued. I became fascinated not just by playing games, but by understanding, deconstructing, and rebuilding systems.
Philosophy
I believe that the tech community should be empowered making technology both powerful and efficient. Whether I am designing a Minecraft mod, a game, or a new software, I always make sure my code is at an industry standard. Every challenge I face and every failure I strike, I embrace the challenge as every challenge I face is nothing more than a step providing me with stairs towards mastery.
Tech I Work With
Fun Facts
Biggest Learning Opportunity
Throughout the development of one of the mods I am continuously developing, LLGDragons: Re-Fabricated, I have learned substantial amounts about programming and creating clean, efficient, and presentable code whilst also developing data-driven systems reflecting the likes of pre-developed systems in Minecraft.
While Not Programming
In my downtime while I am not programming, I enjoy spending time with family, reading, or watching some sort of media such as Youtube, Twitch, or a series or film. Furthermore, I will also spend time playing games such as Minecraft, Portal and more either by myself or with friends.
Most Entertaining Project
In my opinion, the most entertaining project for me to work on has been my Audify project, it has allowed me to see Unity in a completely different light to what the typical use case is allowing me to produce applications rather than games. In this project I have been developing an application allowing me to import a local media file and have the system automatically create a metadata file that can be edited in the application and be output to services such as OBS.