You see the title and think "Oh hey! 3D snake! I can imagine what this is!". Well you're wrong. It isn't a snake game, it's more of an unfinished maze game that was an experimental my-fist-3d kind of thing. Have fun with it. You can controll with mouse, or with arrow keys, or by tilting your laptop. If you go "Show Package Contents" on this, and go into "Resources", you can edit the level info. Good luck with that one ;)  Download v.1.0

  Basically
You have a wheel, a projectile, and a cart. Get the projectile into the cart. For fun, you can change all of the settings for a more interesting simulation.
Officially
Suppose that a Ferris Wheel with radius of 50.0 feet and the center of the wheel 65.0 feet above the ground. The Ferris Wheel turns in a counterclockwise direction at a constant rate making one complete revolution every 40.0 seconds. There is a platform on the outside edge of the Ferris Wheel on which a mathematician is holding Richard Sisley. A cart is positioned 240.0 feet to the left of the base of the Ferris Wheel. The cart moves to the right along a track at a constant speed of 15.0 feet per second. The cart is 10.0 feet long, full of water, and the water level is 8.0 above the ground. When the cart starts moving, the platform is at the 3 o'clock position. The mathematician must release Mr. Sisley at the correct time so that the famous author lands in the cart full of water. Find the time at which the mathematician must release Richard Sisley so that he goes splash instead of splat.  Download v.1.3

  Just like Ferris Wheel of Death, this is another program written for math class. Not very useful, but it visualizes some of the example problems which are given in the 3D volume unit. Instructions on the opening page.  Download v.1.0

  This is the replacement to iScaler; written on the plane flight from Boston to San Jose, it features drag and drop image choosing and a tab view to choose your scaling-method.  Download v.1.3