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In the same boat as you. Started to make my own. Got fed up of Devs just blasting a scene with overpowering lights that it just flattens an image and makes them look bad. fortunately it looks like you know what you might be doing with lighting. So colour me intrigued!First render for my planned game. This is gonna be a one man thing and I feel like I'm gonna put too much effort into single frames but I'm tired of all these shit looking low effort games which is why I'm making one myself. Opinions?
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Well, when I was 15 years old, one of the first computers I used was a TRS-80 Model 2 (and been programming and building computers ever since). I was 13 years old when I bought Van Halen's first album. (let you do some research, hehehe)Damn 20 years ago. how old are you? If you don't mind.
Very nice! (the one without the tattoos that is).
You're the man (or girl) who have writed CP/M ?Well, when I was 15 years old, one of the first computers I used was a TRS-80 Model 2 (and been programming and building computers ever since). I was 13 years old when I bought Van Halen's first album. (let you do some research, hehehe)
Nope. I never really used CP/M back in the day, but I remember it. Computers I owned were the TRS-80, Commodore 64, Commodore Amiga 500, 2000HD, 1200 and then I started building and programming my IBM PC in the 1990s after Commodore went bankrupt (I preferred their Amiga computer over a PC). I programmed in C mainly in the 1990s and released a free game that I mainly made for my late wife at the time, updated it for 8bit Windows and then modern Windows since then. The game itself shocked me when it was downloaded millions of times world wide, hard to believe to be honest.You're the man (or girl) who have writed CP/M ?
In my C128D there was CP/M as alternate DOS OS. So you're a famous Peter Molyneux avatar as I see !Nope. I never really used CP/M back in the day, but I remember it. Computers I owned were the TRS-80, Commodore 64, Commodore Amiga 500, 2000HD, 1200 and then I started building and programming my IBM PC in the 1990s after Commodore went bankrupt (I preferred their Amiga computer over a PC). I programmed in C mainly in the 1990s and released a free game that I mainly made for my late wife at the time, updated it for 8bit Windows and then modern Windows since then. The game itself shocked me when it was downloaded millions of times world wide, hard to believe to be honest.
But yeah, I mainly have done game programming.
The C128 was a great system. I never did get one, though I thought about it a few times. I ran a BBS on my C64 with multiple floppy drives and a 1200 baud modem back in the 1990s (and my 1200 baud modem was faster than my friends' 300! LOL). I miss those days. Also had a BBS on my Amiga for a few years before the internet.In my C128D there was CP/M as alternate DOS OS. So you're a famous Peter Molyneux avatar as I see !
I also had a C64 before the C128D (I always have it, in my cellar). Before I tried Vic 20, Oric Atmos and ZX Spectrum.The C128 was a great system. I never did get one, though I thought about it a few times. I ran a BBS on my C64 with multiple floppy drives and a 1200 baud modem back in the 1990s (and my 1200 baud modem was faster than my friends' 300! LOL). I miss those days. Also had a BBS on my Amiga for a few years before the internet.