Howdy, it’s been a while since my last post and to sum what has happened since then: nothing. Well that may not be entirely correct but it fits pretty much. I’ve heard that SplashDamage is looking for a game programmer with no required CS degree, so I thought: hey, why...
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My Visit of the Games Convention 2006
The Games Convention: Europe’s biggest game show - and I was there!
Rather I was one of 183,000 visitors, so you can imagine how big this
event is and how damn lost you can get inside the big convention
halls.
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The Return of QuickGamma
QuickGamma is a very nice
tool, originally written by Randy ‘ydnar’ Reddig, which allows you to
set and reset the screen’s gamma easily. The program itself stays nicely
hidden in the tasktray, so it won’t take away any valuable taskbar
space.
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Sploidz - About a Game
Finally after 8 months of hard but fun work Sploidz is done and has been released
by Red Thumb Games. I was the lead (and only) programmer for that
project (David House did code the prototype, however) and I’m
so proud to see it released and played by
you!
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Everybody can use GLSL - even I.
Well, it’s hard to believe but true. Yesss, I seem to have
mastered the basics of GLSL and I’ve really managed to write a phong
shader that even supports normal maps and tangent space.
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