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@SeongGino

That One Seong

SeongGino

Hi!

I'm a gamer and occasional video essayist that makes stuff sometimes.

Mainly leading maintainer on the OpenFIRE project, an open-source Light Gun firmware for RP2040-based microcontrollers, as well as its associated configuration app for Linux and Windows platforms. I also occasionally work on smaller projects like QMH (a feedback distributor for PC light gun systems) and Nero (a Proton prefix manager for Linux to run many non-Steam games easier).

Currently self-taught, mostly versed in C++ in embedded and desktop contexts, and working out of passion from my parents' attic. Any sponsorship funding almost exclusively goes back into OpenFIRE-related development (supplies, boards, other controllers, parts to retrofit and maybe sell prebuilts) and basic living.

Any support would be appreciated (especially if any of my software has brought any sort of value to you)!

@SeongGino

Reaching this goal will help with funding the software side of the OpenFIRE project; any extra funds will go towards future plans of distributing pre-built Light Guns using the OpenFIRE software.

Featured work

  1. TeamOpenFIRE/OpenFIRE-Firmware

    Reference firmware for the OpenFIRE project, built for the RP2040 microcontroller

    C++ 73
  2. TeamOpenFIRE/OpenFIRE-App

    Reference configuration/testing app for the OpenFIRE project, built in Qt/C++.

    C++ 29
  3. SeongGino/QMamehook

    Mamehook at home:

    C++ 10
  4. SeongGino/Nero-umu

    A fast and efficient umu manager, just as the Romans designed.

    C++ 11

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