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xcibe95x is the online alias of Mauro Leoci, an Italian developer known for creating various software tools and modifications, primarily focused on game development and digital projects.

Background

Mauro Leoci, operating under the pseudonym xcibe95x, has made significant contributions to the software and gaming community. His work includes developing DIY projects, game modifications, and plugins for game engines like Unreal Engine 4. Leoci's projects often emphasize accessibility and ease of use, aiming to provide tools and resources that are both functional and educational.

Projects and Contributions

Digital Geiger Counter

One of the notable projects by xcibe95x is the Digital Geiger Counter, a DIY project designed to detect radiation levels. The project is open-source and available on GitHub, where Leoci shares detailed instructions and code to build a functional Geiger counter using easily accessible components. The project aims to make radiation detection affordable and educational for enthusiasts and students

Game Development

Mauro Leoci has also contributed to game development through various tutorials, mods and tools. His projects are listed on platforms like gg.deals, where his contributions to game enhancements and modifications are documented. These projects include modifications for popular games, enhancing gameplay and providing additional features that improve user experience (GitHub).

Impact

The tools and projects developed by xcibe95x have had a significant impact on the DIY electronics and game development communities. By providing open-source projects and detailed tutorials, Leoci has empowered other developers and hobbyists to explore and innovate in these fields. His contributions to Unreal Engine 4 plugins, in particular, have been widely adopted and appreciated by the game development community for their practicality and ease of use.

Reception

xcibe95x's projects have been well-received within their respective communities. The Digital Geiger Counter project, for example, has been praised for its accessibility and educational value.

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