Been toying with the idea of making a big panorama picture of the Stockholm skyline. This is my first attempt at it using 4 different images.. Eventually I want to make one with around 40-50 images showing a 360 degree view of the city.
Heres a link to the raw picture, might have to be patient though, it is 14 Mb
If you want to see more pictures, check out my gallery section
Recently decided I wanted to learn C#, and what better way to do that than to make a game using the language.
I knew i wanted to make something simple such as a 2D top down asteroids look alike. The only real problem was how I was going to draw the graphics on the screen. After much thought I decided to go for AgateLib. The reason I chose this lib was that it seemed very simple to use and I dident want to spend time learning a graphics library instead of C#.
Below you can see an example video of what i ended up with. The game looks like its lagging at some points but thats a result of the video capture software I found, In reality the game only barely dips under 200 FPS.
As you can see its not the most advanced game out there but it was a great way to learn C# and by posting it here I’m hoping it can help someone else out.
If you just want to give the game a try and not see any of the source code, here is a zip just containing the game:
FrenzySurvivor (Just the Game) 1 - 526.8 KB. 161 DownloadsJust the executable for the game Frenzy Survival.
If you want to dive into the code you will first of all need Visual Studio 2010, and these files:
FrenzySurvivor Source Code 1 - 1.57 MB. 450 DownloadsThe source code for Frenzy Survivor.
I tried to comment everything so it should be pretty straight forward.
My thesis is done and has just been accepted, yay!
For anyone who hasen’t read my previous posts, it’s about CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and I wrote it for the company Haldex.
Through the process of writing this thesis I also got my first real job at the company Lundalogik, as a Project and Applications consultant!
For anyone who wants to read it…
http://epubl.ltu.se/1402-1617/2010/111/LTU-EX-10111-SE.pdf
I’ve had my trusty 350D for close to 5 years now and thought it was about time to upgrade. After alot of reading i decided to get the next modell in the same line, the 550D.
I’ve had the camera for a few days now and I really like it. It’s a major upgrade from the 350D. The biggest difference that im noticing is that it can shoot at much higer ISO values without any noticable noise.
The camera house is also a bit bigger and it feels like the switches and buttons have been a bit better placed.
Another big difference is the new 3” LCD screen wich displays the images beautifully.
Here are a few test photos I took today.
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