paulscott

Using other peoples art this  is the part of the game that I have so far.   When video was made only supported movement and image shuffling(background, foreground, and with bridges(1st story, 2nd story, to as many as needed).    Right now supports keys, and switches to an extent.   Kind of stumped how to use other communication to have push blocks and other types of other more complex communication. Essentially planed to be a zelda-a-like without combat but with a more RPG like story line in trade. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k020BRG1rxQ

So I have 35 days until I take a "break from civilian life", leaving for basic training.   I'm pretty excited for it having waited all the way since October last year.  In the US Navy to save the question with a really exciting rate http://usmilitary.about.com/od/enlistedjob1/a/nf.htm . So I've obviously have had to do quite a bit of exercise so basic training wouldn't end up being a hell.  Which was interesting for myself since I was "preparing" for being a cubicle worker.  Right now I'm border line for the minimum, and pants that haven't fit me since high school fit me again.  There's obviously a difference between being skinny compared to

It's always fun learning a new programming language. Mainly because it's a soul crushing experience where you learn all that nasty ugly stuff you saw before is actually very useful and solves problems differently/better/worse than other languages know. The language of choice this time is Lisp.  Which despite some ugliness to start with is actually really cool in the effects that you can get. Basically lisp is a functional programming language.  Which means that EVERY expression returns a value, where in a normal programming most expressions are branching logic or data manipulation.  The other thing about the language is that expressions and