Alright, I'm finally signed up for GDNet+ in hopes that this will keep me motivated to drive forward with my indie game-coding adventures. Once upon a time I was part of a team of folks working on a project, which inevitably fell apart as we all graduated from college and dove into "the real world". 5 years later, the "real world" is anything but exciting, and the game coding bug has bit me again :)

I started up a "GDNet Boston" GD Gathering group. Hopefully I'll be able to meet some other Boston-area folks who are also looking for some motivation.

As for a project, I'm currently in the process of fleshing out a simple idea to get me going. Well, not breakout, or tetris simple, but not UT2k4 complex either. It's a remake of the old "Subspace" game I loved playing back in the 14.4kbps days. If you never played it, google for "Subspace" or "Continuum", which is the working title of the community upkeep version.

I'm currently working on my GUI library. I'm taking the extra steps to make a library instead of just hard-coding the items because I'm notoriously horrible at design, and art. I'd rather provide the tools to someone more talented in that area, and let them run with more creative ideas. Well, the "real world" calls.

~S'Greth

#include <iostream>

int main(){
   std::cout << "Hello World!";
   std::cin.get(); // What's this doing here?  You shall find out!
   return 0;
}

if(evil_fraction_math == 1/2)
{
        for(ever)
        {
              make_onehalf_more_of my game
        }
}