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===== Trent Small =====

=== About ===

I'm an undergraduate with the CS department. I hope to go into the entertainment industry working when I finish my undergrad. I have an awful lot of C# development experience.

=== MFM Development ===

I've been developing the MFM software since December 2013, so I may be able to answer any questions. Also, tell me if you encounter any bugs. You may download and build the software from source at my github.

=== Pages ===

My personal website is at http://lunagameserve.com , which at the moment is pretty bare.

My github is at http://github.com/sixstring982 , which has a few cool projects including PicFX (https://github.com/Sixstring982/PicFX).

===== News =====

  * **August 22, 2014 **
    * I've created this People page.
    * I have a few ideas about my project, but I will share them later.

  * **September 8, 2014**
    * I've found a solution to the new Shark Week challenge. Here is the [[http://lunagameserve.com/ALIFE/sw2.mfs|mfs file]].

  * **September 9, 2014**
    * I'm creating a page for my research idea: [[people:trent_small:city_planner|City Planner]]
    
  * **September 17, 2014**
    * I met in the lab with a lot of people from class today. It looks like these projects are off to a good start!

  * **September 22, 2014**
    * I made my Street and Intersection Elements over the weekend. They're pretty cool! I also made a tutorial for [[Dev:circular_dependencies|avoiding circular dependencies]] which may be useful for some people making Elements. By the way, I would love to pump the histogram of the CheckerFork Elements into Minecraft. It looks like it makes interresting terrain.
       
       {{people:cheker_fork_terrain.png}}
       
* **October 2, 2014**
  * I've been working on the threading bug by virtualizing the Mutex class instead of depending solely on the pthread library. Didn't really work.

* **October 6, 2014**
  * Here's my {{abstract_tsmall1_10_6.pdf|Abstract}}.

* **October 20, 2014**
  * New {{abstract_tsmall1_10_20.pdf| Abstract}}! 

* **November 3, 2014 **
  * My abstract has been merged with the rest of my paper, {{paper_tsmall1_11_3.pdf| Here}}.

* **November 24, 2014 **
  * {{paper_tsmall1_11_24.pdf | Here}} is what my paper looks like now. 

* **December 8, 2014**
  * {{mfmv2-city-final-project-tsmall1.tar | Here}} is a tar of my final project, {{mfmv2-city-final-paper-tsmall1.tar | here}} is a tar of my final paper (named example.pdf), {{mfmv2-city-final-presentation-tsmall1.tar | here}} is a tar of my presentation, and {{mfmv2-city-final-researcher-tsmall1.tar | here}} is a tar of my researcher presentation. This should sum up the work I did this semester!