About

My name is Mayur, but I sometimes go by the online moniker Zorg. Feel free to contact me below, check out my software, or read my ramblings.

• E-mail: mpawashe@gmail.com
• Twitter: Zorg__
• GitHub: zorgiepoo

Software

Bit Slicer

A Universal Game Trainer that allows you to cheat video games by searching and altering values such as your score, lives, ammunition, and much more.

It includes four main components:

• Virtual Memory Scanner for finding and altering values.
• Memory Viewer for displaying contents of memory in a hex-editor like fashion.
• Debugger for inspecting what instructions read/write to an address, or for stepping through a target’s execution.
• Scripting for writing simple programs that do real-time modifications and cheats.

For documentation and development, visit the project page on GitHub. If Bit Slicer has served you well, consider making a friendly donation.

Sky Checkers

A multiplayer action-based battle game influenced from an old N64 Kirby mini-game. Knock off your enemies and the last one standing wins!

Notable features include AIs with configurable difficulty, gamepad support, local and online play which uses UDP on port 4893.

MazeWarper

A tech demo that allows you to roam around in random generated mazes. Prim’s algorithm is implemented for the maze generation.

This is also a test to see if I could write something cool by embedding Ruby’s interpreter into a C program.

CrazyPong

A crazy fast-paced 4-player pong clone. This was my very first OpenGL program, and it amazes me that it still runs today. You will probably have to read the included README before playing.