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.

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.

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).

• 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 mfs file.

• September 9, 2014
  • I'm creating a page for my research idea: 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 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.

* 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.

* October 20, 2014

• New Abstract!

* November 3, 2014

• My abstract has been merged with the rest of my paper, Here.

* November 24, 2014

• Here is what my paper looks like now.

* December 8, 2014

• Here is a tar of my final project, here is a tar of my final paper (named example.pdf), here is a tar of my presentation, and here is a tar of my researcher presentation. This should sum up the work I did this semester!