: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
Hi Jim,
Yeah, as a programmer who learned all I know from books it amazes me how
you did it by investigating the code on your own and experimentation
etc. Though, I think that kind of learning is only possible with basic
style languages. Some languages
Hi Josh,
Sorry, but I can not say if my new game will be out by Christmas. Not sure how
the coding will go or how cutting and editing all of the sound files will go
and then getting them all working together. And then as Zack said I have no
way of knowing what might pop up in life that might
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From: Jim Kitchen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: nail Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 7:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
Hi Nail,
I spent allot of time on baseball version 3 slash 4. I am done with it
for now. I am now working on a totally new live
no
way for Jim to do it, either. Deadlines are harsh that way.
All the best,
Zack.
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From: Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
a live action
Hi Jim,
Yeah, as a programmer who learned all I know from books it amazes me how
you did it by investigating the code on your own and experimentation
etc. Though, I think that kind of learning is only possible with basic
style languages. Some languages like C++ is hard enough to learn with a
Hi,
At no less than $120 per class at a comunity college paying for math
courses to write free games has got to be a joke. Not only that but
those classes are often do it yourself classes. I remember spending
allot of time sitting in class working on the asigned homework that went
along with
Hi Nail,
Glad to see that you got signed up for the list ok. Lots of great people and
information here.
BFN
Jim
On the chest of a barmaid at Yail Were tattooed the prices of ail. And on her
behind For the sake of the blind. Was the same information in Braille!
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Hi Josh,
You know to tell you the truth I have no plans for new versions of any of my
existing games. To me they are all done. I like them all the way that they
are. And I have gotten started on a new live action game. Live action like
Mach 1 and Pong as compared to a turn based board
Hi Charles, Josh and Nail,
I will think about the pitch thing in my baseball game. However I should tell
you that I never even graduated high school and thus do not have a mathematics
degree in physics or probability or anything like that. So I would have no
idea how to program the math of
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Who said it would be easy? heh heh heh.
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From: Jim Kitchen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charles Rivard Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 4:13 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
Hi Charles, Josh and Nail,
I will think about
Hi Jim,
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I wonder how they do it for the Play Station, Sega, Nintendo, XBox and
the other
game systems that have baseball games.
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Well, the answer here is simply one of higher education. To get a degree
in computer science a college graduate has to complete several math
: Charles Rivard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
No problem about you not upgrading your existing games, Jim. They're good
games, and I'll bet nobody can beat the price of them
Hi Charles,
Thank you very much for saying so. I appreciate it.
I really have wanted to work on something new for a change. So now I am. I
just hope that it all comes together.
Thanks again.
TGIF and BFN
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No problem about you not upgrading your existing games,
Josh,
You want me! to pay! for college courses so that I can make my! free! games the
way that you! want them? Yeah! right! I can tell you right now that's not!
going to happen. For one thing it would be a matter of not being able to pay
for them not a matter of if I want to or not. And
Hi Josh,
I think this is a case of coming into the conversation late. I never
said someone had to be top in their college class to create good and fun
games. What I said was that major companies like Microsoft, Edos, etc
tend to higher from the top in the class first. That is one reason their
Hi Josh,
Even if someone gives him a formula he still needs to understand how it
works to employ it effectively.
For example, if you give someone the algebra formula
a = l^2+w^2
and don't let them know how it works then they can't double check that
the code they are writing works properly.
actually you can probably grab them offline free if you search enough
I suppose.
then there is torrents and file sharing things.
Usually I don't go with file sharing things because you get spyware
and things especially in bearshare, but if its pdfs and such you are
probably ok.
Unfortunately I
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Josh,
You want me! to pay! for college courses so that I can make my! free!
games the way that you! want them? Yeah! right! I can tell you right now
that's not! going to happen. For one thing it would be a matter of not
being able to pay for them
Hi there, people. I am new to this list, but though I have some thoughts on
Jim Kitchen's baseball game, that I'd like to share. I think right now the game
is not totaly depended on user. I mean the pitching process. Here is the
message that I sent to Jim a couple of hours ago...
One more
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From: nail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:38 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Jim Kitchen's baseball game
Hi there, people. I am new to this list, but though I have some thoughts
on Jim Kitchen's baseball game, that I'd like
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