I have been optimizing my origami Hydralisk throughout the past week. It uses a slightly modified crane base to allow for extra details like the head section. Not that it really matters. Click here to see the full gallery, which also features my sub-par photography.
I should be able to post instructions within the next month or so.
I downloaded the Starcraft 2 Client Installer last night. Just curious to see what would happen if I tried to install before launch.
No, this is not a demonstration of my Photoshop skills, the Installer really does look that weird.
Be wary, it may be targeting your food next.
Blog has been overhauled to use PHP to dynamically load content from a text file. Now individual posts can be viewed and the archive is not as stupid.
Last Friday I had a very interesting discussion with one of my fellow classmates about the possibility of a brute-force sudoku solver. Assuming that a puzzle might have about 10 preset spaces, we determined that it would take about couple thousand years to search through every single iteration, using modern computers available to consumers. My friend claimed that a brute force solver would not be practical, but having seen others create such things, I attempted to create my own.
Click the icon to download the finished product, which is a PowerPC Mac executable, since I am still running a G5. It was coded within a span of 6 hours (on and off) as a C++ command line tool, then ported the next day to Objective-C, complete with a halfway decent GUI.
Somebody created a tribute to Jellyman using MIT's scratch software. A tribute to Jellyman! That's so cool! Somebody likes my game! It has the same basic gameplay, with simpler graphics. Thank you bliff38!
You can play it here: Jellyman Scratch
Here are the instructions to the origami model in the previous post as a .pdf. Go make one! Sci-Fi origami is awesome and incredible!
It's unusual for me to post stuff unrelated to this website or my flash games, but I thought that a Firefly/Serenity origami model would be worthy of an exception. For those of you who haven't the slightest idea what Firefly is, it is the coolest sci-fi television show ever to exist. The model shown above is supposed to be a spacecraft from the aformentioned show.
You can view a gallery featuring this piece of Origami, as well as my crappy photography skills right here.
Lawlolawl studios mentioned Perpetual Blaze in his 4th podcast podcast. That made me happy. I'm glad that he also thinks blowing stuff up as a fireball is fun.
You should go to Lawlolawl and check out the amazing flash animations and games, especially Autobox. Everyone loves cardboard boxes with jetpacks!
Using the super-fun discombobulator!
