apogee

A new game engine to play the MS-DOS game "Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure" on modern systems

Stock Market Simulation 2018 for APOGEE 2018

ROTT WAD Reader (Rott = Rise Of The Triad 1994 version). The tool supports all ROTT texture types (even the transparent glass wall textures), Creative VOC files and MIDI files. All native in C#, no extra libraries used.

Wacky Wheels datafile tools

Modeling tools for SDSS/APOGEE spectra

An R package for reading Spectrawiz and Spectrovision spectral data files

Native source port of Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure: Forbidden Planet (Apogee, 1992) for macOS, Linux and Windows. Built from the original game's code, with an emulated EGA, PIT, PC speaker and AdLib — no DOSBox.

Tools and a technical reference for P2 ("Protocol II"), the Siemens APOGEE building-automation protocol over TCP — for owner-operators working with their own legacy equipment.

Python library to connect to Apogee μCache AT-100 datalogger (using Bluetooth LE)

Simple Arduino sketch to read Photosynthetically active radiation values from an Apogee SQ-500 PAR Sensor

Linux support for the Apogee ONEv2 USB audio interface — kernel patches, vendor init sequence, and keepalive daemon reverse-engineered from scratch

Wolfenstien 3D pain face Mod for Sauce for Zwift

A port of Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold and Blake Stone: Planet Strike for PS VITA.

File-format and engine documentation for Wacky Wheels (Beavis Soft / Apogee, 1994): the WACKY.DAT archive, the tiled 2048x2048 world, the sprite banks, and the fixed-point look-up tables behind its software pseudo-3D floor renderer. Documentation only, no game assets.

Tools for processing apVisit stellar spectra

🎛️ Automate Apogee Duet 2

A physics-based flight simulator for optimizing airbrake deployment in model rockets to achieve precise target apogee. Uses predictive PID control to dynamically adjust airbrakes during flight based on real-time apogee predictions.

Aposplit version JavaScript

Solution for Apogee Innovation Challenge Problem Statement of Reflexis

Mystic Towers (MS-DOS, Animation FX / Apogee, 1994) documented from the bytes: the AMOS memory and sprite banks that prove it was written on an Amiga, a container with its index at the end of the file, and a ZIP timestamp that is a TorrentZip constant. No assets.