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I have came back to LBP since my stomach surgery. After years of being obese, I had to undergo surgery to lose weight. In fact, I really am losing weight. I am now feeling better, but this whole time I needed to recover is the reason why I'm rarely active. I also tried to let you know that I made it the entire year of 2013 without eating anything from McDonald's.

As I returned to blogging, I like to let you know that it's too late for me to get team picked. Team Picks, otherwise known ...

Introduction -

When working with the memorizer there is great motivation to be as efficient as possible with the information we save. A lot of the time the information we save will be of a binary form (ON/OFF; YES/NO; 1/0; etc.). When this is the case we can take advantage of binary systems to help us compress the information we want to save such that we can save it in an efficient way. This will require a basic understanding of binary numbers which is not covered in this post. ...

Introduction

Given that a lot of my past blog posts have heavily focussed on maths and the new DC update to logic components have implemented some mathematical functions I feel it is appropriate to address some of these changes.



AND Gates

The AND gate now has the ability to multiply two signals together. It is important to realise that when thinking about mathematics in LBP, ALL signals exist between 0 and 1. This means a 100% signal = ...

Its been on my mind the past few days. My brothers watch me create and not a day passes where they ask me "Do you want to develop games?"

Its a big question. I really only got LBP2 to create RPGs( who would have guessed that?). However, finally getting really good with logic and seeing your creation unfold is both fascinating and at the same time, scary. I am not sure ...

When you compare it to other platformers I think Sackbooy is far too heavy.
Yeah I know when you lower the gravity it can get floaty, but on standard gravity Sackboy's jump is far too weak.