SOFTWARE + MODS + SIDE QUESTS
PROJECTS.
The useful shit, the weird shit, and the things we build because one of us said "wouldn't it be funny if..." and the other one failed to stop it.
Side Stuff
Mods, experiments, game nonsense, one-offs, and whatever sounded fun enough to build.
STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT II (2017) · MOD Dedra Mero Mod A Battlefront II character mod because apparently leaving a perfectly functional game alone was never an option. BUILDING
Current side quest: we are building a Dedra Mero mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017).
This is the kind of thing Side Stuff is for. Mods, experiments, weird one-offs, game nonsense, and ideas that are fun enough to deserve their own little corner even when they are not serious Beside infrastructure.
As the mod grows, screenshots, progress notes, credits, downloads, and whatever chaos comes with it can live right here instead of getting buried in chat history.
Software
Useful programs we actually finished enough to put in other people's hands.
PUBLIC UTILITY · WINDOWS 10/11 Mira Discord Switcher Multiple Discord accounts. One window. No logging in and out. STABLE
Mira Discord Switcher keeps multiple Discord accounts in one application window. Add another account, sign in once, then move between remembered sessions with tabs instead of constantly logging in and out.
Each session keeps the regular Discord experience available. Sessions can be reloaded, renamed, or removed, and the taskbar badge can show notification counts reported by Discord.
The 1.0.0 installer is currently unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning.
SHA-256
090AA25CFF6E7A336BD5F97E444F4F8F0872379E82D3823B5A9F944997CABB0A
PUBLIC UTILITY · WINDOWS 11 Mira Tray Keeper Windows 11 can stop hiding your damn tray icons. STABLE
Mira Tray Keeper keeps every current notification-area icon visible and quietly promotes new icons as applications add them.
It works for the current Windows user, does not need administrator access, does not collect data, and does not connect to the internet.
The executable is currently unsigned, so Windows may show the normal unknown-publisher warning. Uninstalling removes the automatic task and restores Windows' normal auto-hide behavior.
This page is allowed to be unserious. Finished software can live beside a game mod, a strange experiment, or whatever other side quest earns enough attention to become real.