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I wanted to tested out my ability to write a game in a foreign Lisp dialect using a foreign OS in a minimal amount of evenings. Please support the InterLisp project. It's the real deal from Xerox PARC.

My thoughts and a demo of Visual LISP. An old and fairly featureless dialect of Lisp with a LOT of drafting power. EDIT, my understanding of setq has expended and now I realize that I need to be defining symbols with the /foo-symbol syntax in the parameters to ensure I have local copies. More about that here: tinyurl.com/4y5t4bdj

This is still not ready for consumers, the calling and audio is flaky. BUT here is proof that we don't have to make great adjustments to our beloved languages, libraries, and tools as Linux programmers.

Here we put a 360 degree camera on my table. Unfortunately you can't see the digital score reader but I assure you it's there. You can hear the buzzer though.

Mostly finished, a few things need to be touched up. Electronics will be added soon.

This shows off the early stages of my bagatelle table with automatic scoring.

Very simple program written in MM BASIC to text recursion.

I demonstrate how to calculate points placed around a center for use in pixel art positioning. Script here: pastebin.com/dWqBzjeZ

Today I'll show how blending modes work in GrafX2. The key is to remember that you're limited to your palette when it comes to color mixing accuracy.

Marvel as I bumble through GrafX2 brush options for 15 minutes! Also there is an error, grabbing the brush and filling in the background is done with the RIGHT mouse button, not the left as stated above.

I went to demonstrate the mirror feature using tiles but it turned into a full length draw along video. :D Enjoy or don't I suppose.

This shows how you can use GrafX2 to easily make non traditional tiles such as Dimetric (pixel art isometric) and also hexagonal.

Just a quick test playing with Slime's REPL.

GrafX2: Custom Palette Creation

CAD Snap Mode Example

GrafX2: Tidy Transitional Tiles

GrafX2: Setting off limits colors with Stencil

GrafX2: Automatic shading mode

GrafX2: Indexed Color Cycling Animation

GrafX2: Getting Contextual Help

GrafX2: Simple Animation Introduction

GrafX2 An Introduction

Painterly Strokes using GrafX2

GrafX2 Tile Editing

Xbox Pocket Color

Number Munchers ( For young desperadoes)

Joust (Tiny Wings and Frustration)

Time Pilot (Highlander Version).wmv

Captain America (That Star is for Texas)