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Plan for Brian Richardson (bzztbomb)

Plan for Brian Richardson (bzztbomb)
Name:Brian Richardson
Date Posted:Dec 14, 2004
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I've posted a new article on my website about adding support for the P5 Glove to the Torque Game Engine. It's also been submitted as a resource in case I become a luddite and tear my site down in the future. ;)

I missed GID this time around because I was too busy.. I had some neat little ideas that I guess I'll just save for next time.

I've been working on a semi-secret project in FLASH! I feel like a sellout for using Flash, but it's actually a decent environment for doing 2d games. Originally, I was just going to use it for it's drawing and animation tools, but the scripting is decent enough to get a game done. And you can produce executables for Windows and MAC. There are also third party products that will produce executables from Flash projects. I've been meaning to research them.

My goals between now and the next plan are:
- Finish my 2d game.
- Do more articles. I have one in my head dealing with the animation system. I want to write more articles so that my writing skills will stop sucking so bad. ;)

Hope my article link counts as enough content for a .plan, there have been a lot of good plans pushed down the stack quickly because people have been posting random noise. ;)

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Joshua Dallman   (Dec 14, 2004 at 21:27 GMT)
A local store was selling that P5 glove for $100. Average online price is $25. Computer Geeks has it for ten bucks (http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=P5). Thought Orbz would be cool to play on it, but not sure if it's precise enough. Sounds promising, though.

Sikosis   (Dec 15, 2004 at 05:36 GMT)
Interesting ... I've got one of those dust collectors.... errr P5 gloves ;) cost me $270 AU when I first got it ... was hoping it would help with my RSI.

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