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Posted on July 19, 2007February 19, 20223D Printer

Cube Sculptures

Introverted and Extroverted Cubes In the fall of 2007, I got interested in building 3D sculptures , mixing an organic feeling with the mathematical aspect…

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Posted on February 13, 2007February 13, 2022Data Coherence

Data Coherence

When I worked at EA (1987-2008), one thing that was always intriguing, and yet exciting was the learning coming from the growth of the complexity…

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Posted on November 14, 2001February 14, 2022Electronic Arts

Game design Toolbox – Overview

“Things Well Understood Are Explained Well” The number one thing I learned from my years in engineering school is that “Things well understood are explained…

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Posted on July 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – Kleenex testing

Human can learn about anything. It does not matter how badly designed, you can always find some individuals that will figure out how to make…

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Posted on June 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – How the eye and brain works

The human eye is a wonderful instrument. The really amazing part is that it is not as good as it seems, but that the brain…

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Posted on May 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – Good and Bad practices

Bad Practice Designing a new game is such a complex intellectual enterprise that the people involved in it are falling into predictable pits: -They will…

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Posted on April 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – Top 10 ideas to steal

By Bing Gordon, October 1999 10. Win first, win fast. “90% of Sonic players win the first level the first try.” “90% in 10 minutes”…

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Posted on March 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – Emerging Truths

Expect Iterations When I was a director of development, I was really hoping to work on game designs that would be finished by the time…

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Posted on February 14, 2001February 14, 2022Game Design

Game design Toolbox – Brag

I believe that for a game to be successful, it is best to figure out how the users will be able to participate in a…

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Posted on February 11, 2001February 18, 20223D Printer

Enneper Sculpture

Sculpture for 3D printing Feb 11, 2001 Here is the source notebook for a 3D sculpture I really like. It is very organic.. it is…

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