Path: chuka.playstation.co.uk!macsuppor From: macsuppor@a1.nl (DEnnis Brinkhuis) Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.profile Subject: Re: Fallen Angel Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1999 15:27:59 +0100 Organization: Debri Productions Lines: 57 Message-ID: <1dl04x6.1vumjl81qg8gnnN@a1-88-108.a1.nl> References: <76av6p$22929@chuka.playstation.co.uk> NNTP-Posting-Host: a1-88-108.a1.nl X-Newsreader: MacSOUP 2.3 Peter Wright wrote: > Well, I thought I'd follow everyone's lead and post up a "Hi yah" profile. > > I started with computers back in 79 when my dad and I built a kit. Moved up > from there through the usual (Acorn Atom, ZX81, Sharp MZ80A, Electron, > CBM64, Amiga, PC, Mac), and started doing professional games development on > the 64 in 84 (14 years old). Got totally screwed at that by a certain now > defunct company and at the insistence of my parents that I get a real job, I > went into corporate development on PC's and stuff. > > So, I've been writing Windoze code now for about 9 years, have published 8 > books on the subject (the Beginner's VB range, among others, for Wrox > Press), as well as loads of really dull articles in loads of really dull > computer magazines across the world. I'm also a regular speaker at Dev > events around the world. > > Currently I'm a contractor, as well as a consultant to Microsoft, but I > started thinking a while back that I really don't like what I'm doing. So, > I'm changing career and going back to my roots, back to the world of games > development. Started Yaroze coding about 2 days ago, and should be putting > up the site for it real soon, along with a couple of demos I knocked up > yesterday (256x256 animated plasma with an overlaid mystify-lines > transparent wave effect). > > So, that's about it. So you must have the experiance I would have at age 200! > > I also noticed that there is a complete lack of fully comprehensive tutorial > stuff out there on all aspects of Yaroze (there are a few excellent > tutorials about, but nothing that covers everything). So, if I get enough > requests I might turn my attentions to doing a tutorial along the same lines > as my books, but for free and only for the yaroze members, of course. One tutorial covering everthing? Please do, and maybe I even get passed "Hello world, DEnnis is the biggest.... mischief around). > Also, I'm doing all my Yaroze stuff on a Mac, and wrote a couple of > utilities yesterday to help with the TIM stuff. I'll put them on the site > too, but I only recently started coding the Mac as well, so don't expect the > Yaroze version of Bryce. And you seem to have the wisdom from a guy of age 300.... I use mac too!! Please, what is your URL or your membername? I would love to take a look at your site. You could take a look at the site of ~macpaul He dedicates his site for Mac-using NY members. Later, DEnnis.. PS. I'd love to have your profile on my profile-list. Have a look at: http://www.a1.nl/macsupport/debri