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.Game Accessory
Programs. |
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| In
Development |
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3:16 Trooper Manager - This is a tool designed to support
the excellent 3:16 by Gregor Hutton. It allows a GM to create
and modify any number of NPC Troopers, as well as handles them
en masse for combat encounters. When it is complete, it
will allow you to save and load previously used sets of
troopers, as well as manage them in discrete squads.
Online Tabletop and Chat
Client - I decided to try to throw my hat into the
semi-saturated ring of online gaming tabletops. My goal is to
create a system-agnostic tabletop that can handle any number of
games and styles, rather than being D&D-centric. It probably
wouldn't have been as good at most things as existing tabletops,
but I had some ideas that would have made it quite a bit better
in some ways. Development is somewhat stalled as I ran into
computer trouble and lost sight of it once I resolved my issues,
but I intend to put it back on the table for near future
development. |
| Currently
Shelved |
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Network Visualization Tool - This began as a way to build
a web or relationship map, but eventually I began to repurpose
it to handle intelligence analysis stuff. As such, it's
functionality expanded and changed. I've since shelved it in
that aspect, and I've not picked it back up to develop further
as a story aid.
Fastlane Online Playboard - This is a tool designed to
support Fastlane, by Alexander Cherry. It features a roulette
wheel and a bidding board that are shared online, designed to
support online play. This was nearly functional, but it began to
be problematic when implementing the online portion.
Specifically, synching up the clients so that the wheel didn't
spin out of control, and jerk and start, occasionally launching
the ball out of the window. |
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.Fictional
Writings. |
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In Revision |
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The Golden King - I
participated in the November 2008 NaNoWriMo (National Novel
Writing Month) and completed some 60k words. I've since realized
I need to about double the length of my manuscript, and it's
been slowly being revised. |
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