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So ive returned to AIE this year. After failing the Advanced Diploma in 2010 and going major banana nutcracking crazy in 2011. I retreated to hermitage to lick my wounds and recover. I got some major work done on a platformer in a html5 engine called impactJS during 2012., I made allot of stuff for it about 37 rooms 3 enemies(coulda gotten more done but meh), A dynamic map editor, several diferent custom collision algorithms. It was fun JavaScript is a very flexible language if your pulling your hair out about code linkage and type correctness you should check it out. However it wasn't as professional and arsekicking awesome as id hoped. It w

So the last couple months ive been developing a game codenamed Zoe in c# wrighting my own framework and having a blast doing it. However the framework in question is quite crap (as can only be expected being 3 months into it).I'm quite proud of what I've accomplished in such a short timeframe and i learnt allot making it. But its time for a reality check Every second i spend developing tech is a second that could have went to the games design. And as im only 1 human I must manage my time better if im ever to see this game (or any game for that matter) happen. the solution I bought the impactJS engine yesterday. Which is a html5 engi

Its been afew mounths since ive updated my blog now. Here's were Im at at the moment. I was just predeclined entry into the anu course i wanted due to my year 10 dropoff status that sucks mega-balls. my plans for next year are presented in ifelse statement form. bool anucourse = false; bool joboffer; if(anucourse == true)    arty goodness; else if(joboffer == true)    sellout; else {    Get low intensity job;    Indy it up for a while; } The aie course is entering the final leg with our major project just barely meeting the silver deadline. The game in question is an aerial action game were you play as a frikin dragon its