L. Spiro Engine

Welcome to the forums. Why don’t you introduce yourselves?


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Hi

Im hazizi from Malaysia

i kniw this page from memoryhacking.com

Honestly Im not the active user, but come to your site sometimes to read update and gain knowledge

Welcome to the boards. Hope you will find much more knowledge here than you did on the old board.


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Hi,

Bestmannen from Sweden,

I study CS at uni while learning graphics programming in my spare time.
I find your posts very interesting

Thank you and welcome.


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Hi.
Qi Ji from Singapore.
Hope to have a good time here.
MHS forums died in a pathatic way though.

Konnichiwa,

I am Jim, obviously, from the UK, who found his way here from GameDev.net when you posted a blog link in 'Rendering Architecture', you might remember myself pestering you about performing memory compares on textures.
I am currently engaged in a FdSc in Digital Technology, which btw is half Computer Science half Electronics.
But I spend the majority of my time as a wannabe programmer which I find to be my most interesting talent.

I found your blog articles most interesting, I expect more and I will be impressed if your engine reaches your aims.

-Jim

Welcome to the boards.

Glad my blogs are interesting; I hope to keep them coming.
Good luck with your studies.


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Hey again

Seeing as the MHS forums are pretty quiet and you're doing what you do best here,
I figured I would join

Still working in unix and storage, and messing around with reversing.. My coding skills have unfortunately not improved much

Currently messing with Pedram Amini's pyDBG source with a little help from Grey Hat python.

Hoping to soak up some gfx/engine code knowledge here to aid me in understanding and reversing future targets.

keep on trucking !

Welcome to the forums. I hope you can find a lot of useful information here.
Given the products that I have made I can't blame you for looking into the structure of a game I have made.


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