Waste Not, Want Not: Resource Sharing for Thermofficiency! - Part 3 - Today is the last day of Waste Not, Want not and, of course, I've saved the very best until last, as today we look at Implied Logic. Implied logic is a term I made up, mostly because I thought it was a cool name for a cool concept I'm not going to explicitly define it as it covers a very broad range of techniques and ideas - far more in fact than I can conver ...
Updated 01-23-2010 at 02:09 PM by rtm223
Emitter Theory It's Like a Logic blog, but without the Logic! - Part 1 - - Emitter Blocking - Emitters are actually awesome. Unbelievably so. Despite how much I love winches, I think it's pretty fair to say that I love emitters more. I do still prefer wenches to either, but that's very much beside the point... Emitters have taken a lot of flak for so many reasons; some of them unjustified ("emitters kill the thermo" ...
Updated 03-30-2010 at 10:07 AM by rtm223
INTRO The sort of stuff you'd expect from an intro... Issue #2... I never thought I'd get this far! Well, welcome to my second entry in "Dr. Fastbro's Weekly Dose Of LBP PSP Goodness!" I got a whole batch of great stuff in the features I introduced last issue. But I've added a new feature as well. So enjoy! FASTBRO'S PICK! My favorite LBP levels released over the ...
Updated 10-17-2010 at 11:51 AM by jeffcu29
INTRO The sort of stuff you'd expect from an intro... Hey fellow LBPC members! And a warm welcome to issue 3! I've got all your favorite features ready for you to read, so here's what to expect from this week's issue! -3 fabulous levels for you to try out! -An interview with the legendary Taffey! -A look into my future levels! -Tons more! So ...
Updated 10-17-2010 at 11:53 AM by jeffcu29
So we have spent a few weeks looking over the different aspects of visuals. Today we get on a boat and we start to explore the ocean that is called story. To explore this vast stretch of water that is hiding gold that sits below the surface, you must know how to swim in it's waters. There are few essential guidelines you must follow. A quick note before we get started. I am a screenwriter, so I will be viewing this through a screenwriter's perspective. So this may come off different ...
Updated 04-18-2010 at 07:41 AM by shebhnt
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