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What are you doing! [Projects,Life,Education and More]
Share your stuff - no better time than the holidays!
What are you doing? Are you working on any projects at the moment or have anything in the pipeline? Are you busy at school or uni? Lot's on your plate? All kinds of stuff going on at work? Share it, tell us and let the people know!
[b]My Plate:[/b]
I am currently working on a game. Its based in the Halo universe and is a mix of RTS/RPG and Strategy.
It has 2 parts to it; a web based component for managing your Army, upgrades and interacting with other players and then a Unity3D client/web player which is launched and used for missions which are small RTS moments where a player uses their units to complete goals..
[i]Before you ask it has been cleared with,343i and is legal. [/i]
- A Halo RTS RPG Strategy game. . . [url=http://www.UNSCwarfare.com/?ref=Bungie]UNSC Warfare[/url]
[i]Are you making a game, or doing an app? Maybe making a console app or simply learning? No matter what it is, post in the thread, and join the group![/i]
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1 ReplyHaven't posted much in this group, but figured I'd start. Education: I received a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Dayton. Decent school, good education program. Career: I currently work for a consulting firm and I am contracted with the Air Force to do programming with air combat simulation. I mostly use Fortran and Matlab to program, but every once in a while I do a small bit of C. Projects: I have a lot of hobbies, so my turn over rate is a bit slow. I enjoy firearms, cars, electronics, computers, and gaming. Currently, I've just finished a heated jacket for my girlfriend and am currently teaching myself Python so I can program my Raspberry Pi I recently got. I have several cool projects in mind for it, one of which is to integrate the computer into my truck, with a cellular link to communicate with it remotely. Since the truck is older, a 1995 GMC Sierra, I can easily integrate the computer into the vehicle, pulling data and even turning it into a remote start. More on that when it gets warmer though!
