The Preperation Stage
Hey everyone! I'm back blogging again. :) I seem to always have something in the way of not being able to do this, and it really stinks. Lately I've been putting a lot of work into a project with a friend, homework, and other things. Lately things have been going really well, and I've came here to tell you about it. Seeing as my blog is sort of like an autobiography and a place where I just strait up speak my mind, I might as well... Well, I guess this place is kind of like my journal. I've never had a journal before, but if I did, I feel like it would be a lot like what I'm writing for you right now.
So, anyways, how have things been? Well, with my future blog posts I'll be able to show you! For about half a year now, a friend and I have been working on a game called InfectionZ. there are multiple people working on it in the learning stage, but my friend and I are trying to put enough work into it to make it a legitimate game so we can upload it online for anyone to play. It's been a pretty difficult task learning all that we know about it now, but our knowledge of it all has increased so significantly that it shouldn't take long to finish it now. Our pace has picked up quite a lot. The gameplay and multiplayer are getting near completion, but only then will we be releasing the alpha. I'll make a video that goes over what we have so far later.
My class, which is where I am designing this game, is going to a huge competition in Indianapolis. It's going to be some crazy fun! The competition that I'm going to be in is HTML programming.
Naturally, I'm going I've been working on a project called the Kira Engine, which uses HTML5 to access JSON in a way to create nodes on a page and allow the user to construct software or games... Or, for those that aren't major programming nerds, like me, I'm using codes to make a program and app that let's people make stuff for all sorts of devices. :)
My reason for constructing the engine is so that I can give myself and other programmers the ability to easily shorten the time it takes to create programs and apps. Sometimes code can get pretty messy, and the main focus of it all is to keep it clean.
I'm not quite sure how I'm going to do at competition, but you can probably guess that I'm going to be using this as a the project I bring it (if it is needed). The project isn't complete though, so hopefully they won't count me down on that part of it. It's a bit hard to do with all that I have to work on lately. Though, I'm quite glad that I've spent so much time in learning for the competitions I'm in. The plus side of it all is that I know what I'm doing, so I absolutely don't feel like I'll be making any huge mistakes.
I really hope that you can all make some great successes as well and do your best to achieve your dreams. If all else fails in this world, there is one thing that will always remain true and that is that perseverance will allow you the ability to achieve your goals in life. Trust me, things will work out in the end, as long as you keep trying. If they don't then you have every reason to come back and tell me off for not being strictly honest with everything I tell you. The last thing I want is for you to be mislead, my audience is rather important to me after all.
So, to wrap it up here, because it's getting quite late where I am, I only have one question for my audience. :) If you could, please donate. In these economic times we will all have our moments where we may have money issues, but I'm slowly progressing towards a moment where I'm going to be up to my knees in money issues. If you can't donate or simply don't want to, I'm completely understand. Though, those adds on the right over there equal a certain amount of pennies per click as well >>. See, just one click and you spend nothing to help a person out. Regardless of what you do, I thank you, for simply being here to read what I have to say. I'll talk to you later, world!
So, anyways, how have things been? Well, with my future blog posts I'll be able to show you! For about half a year now, a friend and I have been working on a game called InfectionZ. there are multiple people working on it in the learning stage, but my friend and I are trying to put enough work into it to make it a legitimate game so we can upload it online for anyone to play. It's been a pretty difficult task learning all that we know about it now, but our knowledge of it all has increased so significantly that it shouldn't take long to finish it now. Our pace has picked up quite a lot. The gameplay and multiplayer are getting near completion, but only then will we be releasing the alpha. I'll make a video that goes over what we have so far later.
My class, which is where I am designing this game, is going to a huge competition in Indianapolis. It's going to be some crazy fun! The competition that I'm going to be in is HTML programming. Naturally, I'm going I've been working on a project called the Kira Engine, which uses HTML5 to access JSON in a way to create nodes on a page and allow the user to construct software or games... Or, for those that aren't major programming nerds, like me, I'm using codes to make a program and app that let's people make stuff for all sorts of devices. :)
My reason for constructing the engine is so that I can give myself and other programmers the ability to easily shorten the time it takes to create programs and apps. Sometimes code can get pretty messy, and the main focus of it all is to keep it clean. I'm not quite sure how I'm going to do at competition, but you can probably guess that I'm going to be using this as a the project I bring it (if it is needed). The project isn't complete though, so hopefully they won't count me down on that part of it. It's a bit hard to do with all that I have to work on lately. Though, I'm quite glad that I've spent so much time in learning for the competitions I'm in. The plus side of it all is that I know what I'm doing, so I absolutely don't feel like I'll be making any huge mistakes.
I really hope that you can all make some great successes as well and do your best to achieve your dreams. If all else fails in this world, there is one thing that will always remain true and that is that perseverance will allow you the ability to achieve your goals in life. Trust me, things will work out in the end, as long as you keep trying. If they don't then you have every reason to come back and tell me off for not being strictly honest with everything I tell you. The last thing I want is for you to be mislead, my audience is rather important to me after all.
So, to wrap it up here, because it's getting quite late where I am, I only have one question for my audience. :) If you could, please donate. In these economic times we will all have our moments where we may have money issues, but I'm slowly progressing towards a moment where I'm going to be up to my knees in money issues. If you can't donate or simply don't want to, I'm completely understand. Though, those adds on the right over there equal a certain amount of pennies per click as well >>. See, just one click and you spend nothing to help a person out. Regardless of what you do, I thank you, for simply being here to read what I have to say. I'll talk to you later, world!
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