May 26th, 2001
The new VirtuaSoft website is finished! Also, there's a new pic of TMJ-VB posted.
Sep 17th, 2000
The links page has been redone and updated.
Jul 23rd, 2000
I'm slowly redoing this website page-by-page to lessen loadtime, etc.
Mar 6th, 2000
Dash v2.00 is slowly progressing. I updated Dash's pages to tell about the progress.
Jan 30th, 2000
I've been hard at work on Dash, lately, but v2.00 still isn't even close to completion. I just cleaned up the right frame for the homepage. Now it isn't so cluttered. Loadtime for the site should now be considerably cut.
Jan 26th, 2000
There have been tons of Dash updates, including a triangle texturing and a line sub!
Jan 23rd, 2000
VSVisible has been added to Dash, and some updates have been made to the site. Also, all the sprite subs in Dash have been slightly accelerated.
Jan 9th, 2000
The Dash demos have been updated to work with the new palette subs in Dash.
Jan 2nd, 2000
A page for RapidBASIC has been added.
Dec 14th, 1999
Dash's VSPalette has been rewritten in ASM. Now Dash.qlb is 32B smaller! That may not sound like much, but it can cut the size of your EXEs up to 10KB! Be sure to check Dash's documentation for the new calling conventions. Also, a grayscaling sub has been added.
Dec 3rd, 1999
Dash has been updated again. Now the XMS subs can easily be used to store data chunks of any size! Also, the ducumentation is now in HTML.
Nov 28th, 1999
Oohhhh...a javascript menu. Thanks goes out to Eric Schneider for helping.
Nov 27th, 1999
TMJ's site has been updated. I've added a pic to the homepage and have updated the tileset pics under "special releases." Also, the full map to the game has been added on its own page, linked from the homepage.
Nov 21st, 1999
Dash has been updated: some new stuff, deletions, sub updates, etc. A new Dash demo has been added.
Nov 6th, 1999
I've deleted all the files on the site that are below the "good" rating because I don't see any point posting programs that aren't top-quality. For a while, I wasn't posting submissions because I was near the 4MB limit for my server, but now that I've cleaned out some space, I'll be accepting files, so e-mail away! =)
Oct 30th, 1999
I posted a sine calculation program that uses the MacLaurin series.
Oct 17th, 1999
An update has been made to TMJ's "special releases" page, and the links page has been cleaned up. All the broken links have been removed. New ratings will be done in a few weeks.
Sep 26th, 1999
A new link has been added.
Sep 18th, 1999
A bug in Dash's VSSavePalette has been corrected.
Sep 5th, 1999
Several pages on the site have been redone.
Aug 11th, 1999
Dash has a new VSDefSeg sub.
Aug 9th, 1999
Dash has had several new mouse subs and a filled box sub added. New news on TMJ has been posted.
Jul 18th, 1999
Dash's VSPut and VSPut32 have been merged. VSFileMatchInit and VSFileMatch have been added.
Jul 14th, 1999
Dash's sprite subs have been accelerated as much as 11%.
Jul 9th, 1999
Dash has been updated w/ two new subs (VSLoad and VSLoadPut), and some subs have been accelerated as much as 10% in speed!
Jun 27th, 1999
Small changes have been made to the site's layout.
Jun 26th, 1999
Dash has XMS subs! A new Dash suvery has been made.
Jun 24th, 1999
Dash's palette subs have been updated.
Jun 13th, 1999
All of Dash's sub have been optimized for Pentium pipelining. Also, Dash's documentation has been greatly cleaned up and is now much more structured and easier to read.
Jun 5th, 1999
Several Dash subs have been cleaned up and accelerated. MakeDash now supports multiple LIBs.
May 23rd, 1999
Several Dash subs have been accelerated.
May 16th, 1999
Dash's VSSprite, VSPut, VSSpriteT have been accelerated 90%!
May 1st, 1999
The links and tutorials pages have been updated. Broken links are gone, and new links have been added.
Mar 28th, 1999
A new Dash sub has been made.
Feb 6th, 1999
One new link has been added. A new Dash utility has been added to Dash.zip: MakeDash!
Jan 31st, 1999
A New version of TMJ has been uploaded (finally!), and the news on TMJ has been updated.
Jan 24th, 1999
VirtuaSoft has brought back the "Site of the Week."
Jan 23rd, 1999
Several links have been rated. VSSpriteC, VSCollision, and VSCollision2 have been added to Dash. Also, Dash and DashX have been remerged, and Dash has been split into 10 OBJs.
Jan 22nd, 1999
VSPaint has been updated, and new screen shots for it have been added to the projects page.
Jan 19th, 1999
Several pages have been updated for ease of reading and viewing. Also, TMJ's and Dash's homepages have been updated, and VSPaint has been added to the projects page. Dash has also been updated: some new subs have been added, and some old ones have been dropped.
Jan 18th, 1999
VSNews has been released.
Jan 10th, 1999
Dash has been accelerated .01%!!! :-)
Jan 3rd, 1999
Some JPGs have been replaced by GIFs to save memory. New news on the production of TMJ has been uploaded.
Jan 1st, 1999
Happy New Year! The "32K" bugs have been fixed in Dash's VSSprite and VSPut. Also, VSGet now works and is faster than when it didn't work. :) The mouse subs have been adjusted to give coordinates that match the pixels.
Dec 26th, 1998
One new link has been added.
Dec 25th, 1998
Dec 22nd, 1998
Dash update: VSTexture and VSTextureT have been accelerated, and VSShiftR, and VSShiftL have been added. Ripple has been updated again.
Dec 21th, 1998
VSTexture, VSTextureT, and VSSpriteS have been accelerated. Also, Ripple has been updated.
Dec 20th, 1998
VSTexture has been updated.
Dec 13th, 1998
Three new links have been added, and SMWClone has been placed under games. Also, some of the program ratings have been redone. VS Impoder, VirtuaSoft's new compression program, has been posted, too. VSNews issue 4 is out!
Dec 1st, 1998
Qlympics'99 has been updated and linked to sonicblue.com.
Nov 22nd, 1998
VSFillPoly has been added to Dash. Qlympics'99 is here!!!
Nov 18th, 1998
VSTexture has been accelerated 50%!!!
Nov 17th, 1998
DashX has one "new" sub: VSParaStar. Also, WarsTrek and Texture have been updated. WarsTrek has been added under projects.
Nov 16th, 1998
The Dash Demos page has been updated.
Nov 11th, 1998
Dash has TEXTURE-MAPPING!
Nov 9th, 1998
Dash has been majorly updated.
Nov 8th, 1998
VSNews #3 has been released! VS joined QB top 100.
Nov 7th, 1998
Dash's VSPut32 has been updated.
Nov 6th, 1998
TMJ and SMWClone have been accelerated. Also, a new Dash sub has been released: VSPut32.
Nov 1st, 1998
Three new links have been added: Sneukeule's QBRPGs, MicroHof, and QBStation. Also, the VSNewsletter page has been updated.
Oct 20th, 1998
Dash has been updated. Also, TMJ has been updated.
Oct 18th, 1998
Dash has been updated to use 386 instructions.
Sep 30th, 1998
One new link has been added: The Game Review Site. Dash has been accelerated.
Sep 29th, 1998
Dash and TMJ have been updated.
Sep 27th, 1998
Dash now has a transparent PCopy, and a sprite rotation sub is in development! The projects page has been updated to include Super Mario World: Clone.
Sep 26th, 1998
Two new links have been added: Xplosion Software and Yin Yang Productions. Also, the survey has been slightly updated.
Sep 19th, 1998
VirtuaSoft joined a new webring: QuickBASIC Professionals WebRing. Also, some new links have been added.
Sep 15th, 1998
SW20Q has been updated again. It now has commands!
Sep 9th, 1998
Dash has been updated, again. This update corrected an error in VSSpriteT. Also, this update has accelerated VSSprite, VSSpriteT, and VSSpriteS subs. TMJ has been updated. This update has been linked with the update to Dash. Also, the small map on the map screen now uses Dash's translucency sub. SW20Q has been updated to use the corrected Dash sub and 5 more midis!!
Sep 7th, 1998
TMJ has been updated. Most of the updates were internal to save memory.
Sep 6th, 1998
The survey has been updated with new questions and answers. Dash has been accelerated, again.
Sep 5th, 1998
My site has a survey!!!! Thank you, Enigma, for letting me "borrow" your code. :)
Sep 3rd, 1998
Almost every Dash sub has been accelerated, and the subs to set the mouse boundaries have been joined to make one sub
Sep 1st, 1998
A bug has been corrected in TMJ that crashed the computer whenever a fight scene is entered. Also, the SW20Q screen-shot page has been updated.
Aug 31st, 1998
Dash has a new translucency sub! Also, a new version of TMJ has been released.
Aug 30th, 1998
"Hi, my name is Brrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaak!!!" hehe
Aug 29th, 1998
A Qlympics '99 section has been added.
Aug 28th, 1998
Two new links have been added today: Neozones and Enigma's Domain.
Aug 21th, 1998
There have been another release of SW20Q and Dash.
Aug 20th, 1998
Ooh...I have an update for today (even though school started): Star Wars 20 Questions has been updated. Two words: DASH and QMIDI.
Aug 18th, 1998
Some bugs have been repaired in Dash and DashX. Also, some of the subs have been accelerated.
Aug 17th, 1998
TMJ has music! Kaddash's site has been added to the links page.
Aug 16th, 1998
I'm back from vacation! :) Another version of TMJ has been released! This new version has one added magic in the battle-scene. Also, mystical.exe and mainmap.exe have been merged to save 55Kb! Dash has been split into Dash and DashX. Dash requires less memory and includes the source. DashX has all the subs made so far and will have all the future ones.
Aug 12th, 1998
I'm leaving for vacation, today, so, for five days, you won't be seeing any updates. :(
Aug 11th, 1998
Yep, you guessed it: another update to TMJ. This update has more efficient code (4.4Kb to be exact), and the cinemas are more efficiently run. Also, the map tiles are being more rounded and made to blend easier.
Aug 10th, 1998
Sir Taylor's Heap of Junk has been added to the links page.
Aug 9th, 1998
Star Wars 20 Questions has been updated to use Dash. TMJ has also been updated.
Aug 8th, 1998
Three new fight backgrounds have been added to TMJ.
Aug 7th, 1998
Dash has been updated to include a GET sub, and the fadeblack and fadewhite subs have been converted to ASM. Also, TMJ has been updated.
Aug 6th, 1998
One new game has been added: HangMe.
Aug 5th, 1998
One new Dash demo has been added.
Aug 4th, 1998
The links page has been updated.
Aug 3rd, 1998
Dash gained a new palette-saving sub.
Aug 2nd, 1998
One new Dash demo has been added.
Aug 1st, 1998
TMJ has been updated, again. This updated corrected various bugs in it. The newsletter page has been updated to include back issues.
Jul 31st, 1998
The sprite subs in Dash have been accelerated, and TMJ has been updated to include these faster subs. Ripple: Qlympics'98 Edition has been released. The newsletter was released tonight.
Jul 30th, 1998
The link rating for Killian's Homepage has been updated. Also, the newsletter page has been updated to tell what will be featured in this month's newsletter. TMJ demo v2.22 has been released. It now has full-screen cinemas with pixel-scrolling. Also the code is slightly more efficient.
Jul 29th, 1998
TMJ demo v2.07 is out. The bug with the NPCs dashing (pun hehehe) around whenever the character walks has been corrected, and some foreground tile errors have been corrected. Also, some corrections have been made to the site.
Jul 28th, 1998
TMJ demo v2.05 is out (with faster animation), and Dash's documentation has been updated. Hyena Software's link has been rerated.
Jul 27th, 1998
TMJ demo v2.01 is out. Now, the villages all have pixel-scrolling. One more non-QB link has been added: United Earth: my brother's Escape Velocity site.
Jul 26th, 1998
Dash now supports has vertical and horizontal line subs, and TMJ demo v1.78 is out! It uses background-layering for water and land. Also, the ZIP file is 200Kb smaller!
Jul 25th, 1998
Dash now supports CALL ABSOLUTE! Other parts of Dash have also been updated, and the demos have been updated to work with the new version. TMJ has been updated, again.
Jul 24th, 1998
FutureSoftware's link has been updated. VirtuaSoft has just joined FutureSoftware's webring. I also started my own webring! TMJ has been updated, again. Now, the battles have more animation, and the character is bigger.
Jul 23rd, 1998
Dash has again been updated. Now, the sprite routines are much faster. The Mystical Journey has also been updated. It now includes some of Dash's subs, and the map screen is now full screen with pixel-by-tile scrolling. One new game has been added, today: StarConX. Also, various parts of the site have been updated. VirtuaSoft joined the QBT25.
Jul 22nd, 1998
VirtuaSoft's button and banner have been improved, the star background on the site has been removed, and WareSoft's link rating has been updated.
Jul 21st, 1998
Dash has its own section on the web site, now! One new FAQ has been posted.
Jul 20th, 1998
Dash has a new sprite scaling sub! I've also corrected a bug that existed in the sprite subs of Dash.
Jul 19th, 1998
Some files on the graphics page have been re-rated.
Jul 18th, 1998
Dash has a new "menu border" sub. This version is posted on the site. Also, I made a logo for Dash! One new FAQ has been added.
Jul 17th, 1998
One new link has been added today: HyenaSoftware.
Jul 16th, 1998
I'm starting to run low on memory for my site, so I've begun keeping submitted programs at their original URLs - if possible - to save much of this memory. The newsletter page now tells what will be in this issue. Dash has new subs for mouse support!
Jul 15th, 1998
The fill sub in Dash has been updated and various other subs have been optimized for speed and efficiency. One new game has been added: SSP Production's Duel 2. The frames have been resized to allow for more room on the right.
Jul 14th, 1998
The Dash library has been progressing well. The following subs have been added today: unfadeblack, unfadewhite, palette, fill, blendpalettes, and sprite. Two new files have been added: Chess and Puzzle98 as well as one more question under "QB FAQ."
Jul 13th, 1998
Waresoft's link review has been updated. It gained 10%! The site had a face-lift, today. The left frame had a complete revamp. I also added a newsletter!
Jul 12th, 1998
SonicBlue's site rating has been updated. He now has the top score! I've also added Chris's QBASIC Page to the links section.
Jul 11th, 1998
One new link has been added: WareSoft. Also, the links section has been redone to include % scores for each QB site.
Jul 10th, 1998
I added a FAQ section to the site, today and posted some questions received via e-mail already.
Jul 9th, 1998
A PCOPY sub has been added to the Dash library (that's what I decided to name it), and the PSET routine is now 29% faster than Blast!'s, 7% as it was before. Dash is now available for download! A new link has been added today: Canibal Gopher, Inc.
Jul 8th, 1998
Today I was looking at the Blast! Library ASM source, and I noticed several things that were done inefficiently, so I decided to make my own graphics library for QB. So far, I have made a 16-bit POKE that is 3x faster than QB's 8-bit POKE and a PSET that is 3x faster than QB's PSET. I've also made fadeblack and fadewhite routines. I should have a partial library ready for release in a week. At that time I will release it on my site. I'm hoping this library will help programmers make faster QB games than previously possible. Check my msgboard and projects section for more info. Also, one new link has been added, today: Iron-Tek Productions.
Jul 7th, 1998
I fixed a broken link on "Mystical->Special->Magic.bas" today.
Jul 6th, 1998
This is the first day that I have not changed anything on the site!
Jul 5th, 1998
One non-QB file has been added today. It includes a new Win 95 start-up screen as well as a new shut-down screen.
Jul 4th, 1998
"Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light?..." Happy 222nd birthday U.S.A.! Today, I have added two new links: QBASIC RPGs and AlphaOmega and two new files: Killian's ASCII Gaming System and VirtuaSoft's own RPGTile.
Jul 3rd, 1998
I have updated various parts of the site. I have also done away with the VS Spotlight due to the lack of entrants and because my site is not known by enough people for a spotlight to make any difference.
Jul 2nd, 1998
I added one new link today: Killian's Homepage. I have been working on TMJ's tile editor, RPGTile, so that some new people can start making levels for TMJ. Hopefully, a new version of TMJ will be released, soon (and maybe a new plug-in early) because of all the new developers.
Jul 1st, 1998
The Mystical Journey has once again been updated: The first update corrected several bugs. These bugs included the math in the fight scenes, slow fading on some computers, faster battles, and the color the enemies flash during battle. The second update corrected some errors caused by the update of the math in the fight scenes. Also, it removed the delay between the time a game is loaded and the time when the character is first shown on the map screen. TMJ demo version 1.23 is now available for download. I have also decided that I will not add any more to the first plug-in for TMJ for July, but August's plug-in will include three new levels instead of two! VS Graphics library and magics.bas ("Mystical->Special") have also been updated.
Jun 30th, 1998
One new link has been added to my site: Arrow's QBASIC Page. The first plug-in to TMJ is well under way. You can download an incomplete version now that has one new cave, Central Cave. Also, there has been another release of "inside info" for TMJ. It explains some future levels and how to see one of them.
Jun 29th, 1998
The error has been identified that many people have found in TMJ. I've posted how to correct it on my home page.
Jun 28th, 1998
Another graphics file has been added to the site: SonicBlue's Rotate2!
Jun 27th, 1998
One more game has been added to the site: SonicBlue's Space-a-roo!
Jun 26th, 1998
Three more links have been added (non QB sites), and the home page text has been updated.
Jun 25th, 1998
One word: frames! I have started a "VS Spotlight" that recognizes a site for a week. Submit yours now! I also have slimmed the message board. It now only has articles that pertain to QB programming.
Jun 24th, 1998
Another site has been added to the "links" section of my page: SonicBlue. Also, I've had several offers from people wanting to help with the production of TMJ. Many of these people will be helping with village designs, and others will help with character design and music.
Jun 23rd, 1998
Yet another page has been added to TMJ's section of the web site. This new page has insider info on the making of TMJ or plans for the game's future. Also, this page has special releases of subs from TMJ that include anything from graphics effects to actual source code. Two new tutorials have been added to the web site: One on sprites and one on double-buffering, using GET-PUT arrays. Also, the graphics library has a new 13H sprite routine added to it.
Jun 22nd, 1998
One new game has been added, today: Tech Lord's The Orb of Eroth. This game is an unfinished RPG that uses screen 13H, and it has several very cleverly animated scenes in its intro. I can't wait to see some more progress on this one... Also, on the "files->games" page, the genre of each game is now shown.
Jun 21st, 1998
There is now a new page on the web site under "The Mystical Journey." It provides TMJ plug-in info and downloads as well as the newest version of TMJ demo for download. TMJ has once again been updated. Now, TMJ demo v1.12 is ready for download!
Jun 20th, 1998
I've added back arrows to my web site on most of the pages so viewers don't need to keep using the back arrow on the browser. Thr web site is now up on QBT50; and VirtuaSoft has been named Future Software's "spotlight of the month" site! Also, two new tutorials are being planned. I have also corrected the "file not found" error that some of people had encountered while playing TMJ. But the biggest news is that I've decided to make monthly add-ons to TMJ!!! These add-ons will include new villages, new enemies, new cinemas, and possibly, new characters! Expect each first add-on by the first of each month.
Jun 19th, 1998
I've started making updates on TMJ, following the suggestions of people who have tested it. The following were updated:
- 1. When you die in a battle, it now sends you back to the title screen instead of just sending you back to the map.
- 2. There are now backgrounds on the map screen from the various battles.
- 3. There is an option to skip the beginning intro.
- 4. An error was corrected on the stat menu that said "input past end of file" whenever the options were changed before saving.
- 5. An error was corrected with the cinema scenes not accepting the custimized colors.
- 6. Now, during cinema scenes, the words "Cinema sequence" are displayed at the bottom of the screen to let the player know when a cinema scene is in progress.
- 7. The enemies now flash white in the fight scene to signal an attack.
The website has also been updated. Now, all screen shots are low-quality JPGs instead of high quality, so load time for the site should be 1/3 of what it was.
Jun 18th, 1998
The demo to The Mystical Journey has been finished ahead of schedule! Try it now. Give me any feedback and help me with bugs because when I enter it in QBT50's Qlympics, I want it to be the best I can possibly make it.
Jun 17th, 1998
I made various updates to my web site under tutorials, links, and TMJ, but nothing big. The big news is that I have implemented "cinema" scenes into The Mystical Journey! Now, TMJ will have an animated intro! The engine I use for the cinema scenes is basically the same as the one used in the rest of the game except that it reads from a file instead of the keyboard for character motion and interaction. I'm expecting that the demo for TMJ will be finished by next Sunday.
Jun 16th, 1998
The "files" section of the web site now has a new category: "FakeOSs." This new category includes files that are meant to mimic operating systems in humorous ways. I have already placed two of my own files in this category to start it off: FORM and ASC. I have also made minor updates to many of my programs that are on this web site. The graphics library has also been updated so that the texture-mapping and fonts are slightly faster.
Jun 15th, 1998
The "Tutorials" section of the web site has been updated because several people have been asking how to load a BMP into QBASIC with its palette for use in games. The new tutorial is called "Debabelizing." Now, the section of this web site devoted to The Mystical Journey has a counter. Also, the graphics library now has another texture-mapping routine that now works in all 16-colors per pixel graphics screens. Thanks for the idea, Ben Kittridge! :)
Jun 14th, 1998>
Today, I have updated the links and The Mystical Journey->Screen Shots section. Now, the links have images or banners of titles of web site. The screen shots from The Mystical Journey are now lower quality images so you don't have to wait forever to see the shots appear. This will cause some fuzziness on the shots, but I decided that loadtime was a more important issue.
Jun 13th, 1998
Now, there is 3D text on the home page, a guest book, and a message board.
Jun 12th, 1998
The Mystical Journey has progressed tremendously, today. I added a stat screen with configurable menu colors for the game, a hotel, new fight screen mechanics, and several tiny improvements. The graphics library has again been updated. It now has a border sub that can place a frame around a picture.
Jun 11th, 1998
I finally added character stats to The Mystical Journey. This allows the character to have HP, MP, etc. Now, the battles are much more realistic. At the rate I am progressing in this game, I should have a demo done in a few weeks! My graphics library now has a new sub for blending palettes. This allows for the gradual changing between two palettes.
Jun 10th, 1998
Today, I have added NPCs to The Mystical Journey and have developed a new linking format to free 45Kb of RAM for Mystical.exe and Villages.exe. The NPCs each present their own remarks like those in Final Fantasy or Zelda games do, and they wander aimlessly around the villages. I have chosen to allow the player to walk through the NPCs because I know how irritating it can get when an NPC blocks the character in a corner in other RPGs. I have been working some on the wave player that is mentioned under "Projects," and I am expecting to have it finished in a few weeks.
Jun 8th, 1998
Over the last few days, the web site has been constantly updated a little at a time. But nothing has been changed enough to give an update under the "What's New?" section until today: The new fight screens have been added to "Mystical Journey->screen shots." Shown on the shots are the battle interface, various enemies, the inferno fire magic, and the new backgrounds. Also added to the web site is a game I made around two years ago. This game stars O.J. Simpson on a kniving spree. Nothing special happens in the game; it simply was posted to show how my games used to look.
Jun 3rd, 1998
Now that Fight is linked to The Mystical Journey's map screen, I deleted the old file that was previously on my web site. Also, Graphics.lib has been expanded to include fade white, fade black, fade from white, and fade from black subs. These will work in any screen mode that uses 8-bits or less per color as the ColorPalette sub does. I have also started work on a SVGA library for QB4.5 that allows for 8-bit, 16-bit, and 24-bit color modes! This should greatly help those programmers who are stuck on screens 9H and 13H for all their graphics. A demo of the library is available under the "download->graphics" section of the website. I have also decided that since The Mystical Journey is VirtuaSoft's biggest project ever, it should deserve a section all to its self on the web site. By the time you read this, MJ's section on the web site will already be under construction.
Jun 2nd, 1998
I have been working on The Mystical Journey for about two weeks and have finally learned how to program SVGA for my Cirrus Logic card! The Mystical Journey is rapidly progressing. Now, there is a complete village and two caves. I also have two more villages in the works as well as a castle. Random enemy battles have been linked to the map screen, and I am currently working on NPCs and more characters (currently 1) and more enemies (currently 7). The enemies are no longer discolored Moogles, but are scanned photos of actual animals! The backgrounds of the fight scenes are now scanned landscapes instead of tiled backgrounds made in tile32.bas (the tile-editor for The Mystical Journey).. Some new people have joined VirtuaSoft, as well. The current members are:
- Danny Gump - President, Producer / Programmer of TMJ
- Richard Russo - Vice President
- John Bruckelmeyer - Artist of TMJ
- Robbie Gump - Level Designer of TMJ
Also, as an anouncement that's off the subject, Richard Russo graduates from high school this week. Congraduations!
May 3rd, 1998
I've added several new programs to my web site, including portions to programs that are listed under Projects. The map screen and fight screen for The Mystical Journey are now downloadable as are the Star Wars vs. Star Trek select screen and HullBreach. Also, I've included screen shots for all projects, games, and graphics demos.
Apr 24th, 1998
Welcome to my web site. I have been a programmer for roughly eight years and have learned many programming techniques during that time. Thus, I have decided to make this web site to share with other programmers the short-cuts and tricks I have learned during that time.
I have posted some of my programs on the web site so that others can learn from me, and I would really like to have anyone post their programs here, too, so that you can share your ideas, as well. To have me post your programs, simply e-mail me your program(s). The programs in the games, graphics, and sounds categories must be QBASIC or Quick BASIC files; whereas, the utility files can be either assembly or BASIC. I hope you enjoy my web site. Feel free to give me any suggestions on how to improve this page because this is my first time making a web site, so I am not yet too experienced designing one.
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