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aen

By way of formal announcement, I have a new development blog up at www.choosetheforce.com.

I'm making a habit of updating daily, so anybody interested in tooling around with Java code for fun in various VERGE-related ways can drop in and tinker with me!

At the moment I'm covering topics mainly relating to map editing tools, but if there's something you're particularly interested in, mention it! Anything related to game development is welcome. Chances are I'll find a way to work it into a post, or at least give you my two cents.

The idea is to push a lot of code out the door daily. Whether it's simple or complex, the focus will be on demonstration and discussion. We'll make some stuff. Toss it into a pen full of wild llamas. Poke it with a stick. Ask it to pass the salt. Learn about feelings. Or at least one of the above.

Come one, come all! Unadulterated blogospherical bliss will be ours!

Posted on 2005-10-25 00:52:20

mcgrue

What aen didn't mention is that one of the first things that his FORCE project is producing is a stable cross-platform v3 Maped replacement, which he's posted tidbits of here and oh look a picture of tile flood-fills.

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...anyways, yeah. Goodnight!

Posted on 2005-10-25 01:23:27

RageCage

ohh, cool!

Posted on 2005-10-25 10:30:03

athocreft

That's freakin' awesome. Three cheers for aen and his cross-platform java utilities!

Posted on 2005-10-25 15:35:29

mcgrue

Bah... Blogosphere.

We should form a circle of blogs and call it the Blogcube.

Posted on 2005-10-28 09:20:14

rpgking

Wow, that blog is an interesting read. Makes me want to get into Java programming again. :D

Posted on 2005-10-28 12:30:45


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