A selection of software Currie has made over the years.

A Windows-based Rubik's Cube:

WinCube - written in C++, with custom 3D-graphics routines, and with Windows Application Programming Interface (API) calls done with Borland's Object Windows Library (OWL).

The source code is available here.

Note: This program requires 'Borland C++ 5.0''s runtime DLLs.

3D Engine:

ENGINE - an easy-to-use version of MGL.  With clipping, it renders several hard coded 3D objects.  Same usage as with MGL, except the keys 'a', 'd', 'w' and 's' are used instead of the arrow keys. 

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MGL (Michael's Graphics Library) - command line DOS- (Mode 0x13) based graphics engine, written in C++ and Assembly Language.  3 pre-made 3D objects are included as demonstration pieces; the user may write his or her own.

The source code is available here.

Usage: At the command line, type "mgl -w4 chair".  Once the program is running, use 1 and 2 for +/- X-axis rotation, 3 and 4 for Y-axis, 5 and 6 for Z-axis.  Use arrow keys to move the object around, and + and - to make the object bigger or smaller.  Press 'q' to quit.

Othello:

Othello - A version of the classic board game, written in Visual Basic 4.0, back in 1996.

The source code is available here. (Sadly the source zip was accidentally uploaded in ASCII mode instead of binary, and will currently fail. A corrected version of the file will be uploaded as soon as possible.)

Note: If you do not have Visual Basic 4.0 installed, you may need to put 'VB40032.DLL' (available here as a zip file) in your 'System' or 'System32' directory.  You may also need 'COMCTL32.OCX', which must be installed, available here as a self-unzipping executable.

Graphical User Interface:

MGI (Michael's Graphical Interface) - written for DOS in C++ and Assembly, this version runs in Mode 0x13.  All graphical elements and interface components are user-interchangeable, and the video mode can be changed simply by replacing the assembly-coded driver.

The source code is available here.