Core solutions for real development needs — Focused tools, solid foundations — Another brick in your game.
Behind every plugin: a brand, a philosophy, a commitment — and a soul. Worth knowing who builds your tools, why they're built the way they are, and what you're funding when you buy.
The plugins are the product. The trust is the offer. The win is yours.
Production-ready UE5 plugins built to last. Each one solves a real problem — no bloat, no experiments. Tested across versions (5.5, 5.6, 5.7+) and to the standard I'd expect for production code.
Solo development. You get someone who actually uses this code, maintains it through UE releases, and responds to what users ask for. Full documentation. Annotated code. Built with discipline — and AI and cats as thinking partners, not substitutes.
Releases follow strategy, not just demand. Each plugin ships when mastery of its scope, Fab integration, and community feedback align. You get a finished tool, not an iteration.
Something colorful is on its way.
In final phase before Fab validation. Hope to release soon — this will be the first tooTiny plugin to land. Looking forward to your reception.
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Glimpses of past, present and future — the journey.
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The Soul behind the craft.
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Fair in. Fair out. Your trust matters. Your contribution is already committed.
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The Core
Performance and development speed are non-negotiable. Every feature exists to enhance how you work — faster iteration, cleaner workflows, real control over your game's foundation.
Maintained to follow UE releases. Bugs get priority. Feature requests get heard. One developer, one standard, one commitment: what you ship works.
Your feedback shapes what's next. Comments, issues, ideas — they're how I know what matters. You're not just users; you're my best teammates.
Life has other demands. This isn't my full-time job yet. I do my best within those constraints, and I ask for your consideration in return. But the code? The testing? The maintenance? Those don't compromise.
Free versions where scope allows. Try and see before you commit — feature access.
Demo project + sample configs on GitHub. Download real working examples, see real working node graphs in action. Report issues in Git. Bug tracker public.
Roadmap visible through milestone progress. Fair Code commits visible — you see what's funded, what's given, what's next, how the forge works.
