For example, contains images related to mods in Infinity Engine used on the Github wiki

I found a secret!

Contains encyclopedias of in-game history book series to eliminate searching for the historybook parts. This is a mod for the Infinity Engine games BGEE(SoD),BG2EE and IWDEE.

This combines IEEE ASfPC and IEEE PCVI in one package and also offers demos for testing.

This is a tool and a template that allows you to install player character voice sounds for certain Infinity Engine games.

This is a custom voice for a custom character that is generated during character creation. The voice is that of a classic halforc(Fan-Fiction).

This is a custom voice for a custom character that is generated during character creation. The voice is that of a classic dwarf (Fan-Fiction).

This is an item mod that contains 2 enchanted katanas and 1 armor for a Wizard Slayer.

This contains Infinity Engine Enhanced Edition game Audacity save files for the player character. PST:EE is not included.

For testing and learning git

Hi, I am Incrementis and this is an index which includes all repositories on my github account. I hope it will be as helpful to you as it is to me^^!

Parsing a CSV file by using implicit binding of this

Using split and join to dismantle three simple formular of uniformly accelerated motion

Using RegExp methods match and test in a very simple and quiz like regex tester

Contains a trivia game of bet by an interesting use of ||

Showing that mutable data could be problematic when used in prototypes

Comparing primitive string with object string

Showing the prototype hierarchy with a tree diagramm and explaining within the wiki getPrototypeOf and __proto__

Using closures to store private data

Shows a difference between getOwnPropertyNames and Object.keys

Shows the difference in memory usage between storing methods on prototypes and directly in instances

Showing what could happened if keyword new is not used when creating an instance

Using prototype and inheriting properties using an instance

Using operator "in" within a very simplified math guessing game

Showing a limited way of stack tracing with function property "caller"

Using the js property "arguments.callee" to implement the Fibonacci sequence

Using a very simplified benchmark to show why it is not always effective to use string as code

Using javascript`s "toString" function to output code as string