My skills:
-Extensive experience with box modeling, rigging, animating, rendering, particles, and reactor in 3DS Max. I am also gaining FumeFX experience. I own 3DS Max 2010 and FumeFX. I also own Maya 2010. Both are full packages. My skill is increasing rapidly.
-Relatively minimal experience in writing C++, but I can read and analyze it effectively. I can read and understand game source and structure, and make simple mods. I have done a few for Jedi Knight Outcast II, which uses the Quake engine. I'm learning perl, python, and autoit. I'm also going to learn powershell but I don't think that is anything useful.
-I have good scripting ability using Quake 3 console commands. I scripted attacks in JK2, so I understand the process and calculations needed for rotation and such, thought I'm not sure of what relevance it would have here.
-I am photoshop oriented. I can create pretty much any 2D dream you can think up. I do not own a wacom tablet, however.
-I have slight ability to do security auditing. I have small stack/buffer overflow experience and, using the developer console, I can usually find glitches that will cause servers to crash or generate massive amounts of lag.
I have proof of concepts for this in JK2 for versions 1.02 and 3. I can also patch these glitches with research.
I can also do network auditing. Using linux tools I can search for vulnerabilities in a network. Obviously I'm referring to backtrack and metasploit. I can script fuzzers for any protocol as well, but I'm sure that's useless here.
I have a lot of free time. A LOT. Anything I need to know I can learn extremely quickly. I have never been exposed to experts in the game development field and I have mininal true experience, so I am probably not as good as I think when it comes to programming and auditing, but let's just say I know how to learn. I'm practically going to fail my senior year in high school just because I've been trying to learn these skills though, so I may or may not have my pc thefted by my parents every now and again.
I'm downloading nexuiz, and I'll get aquainted with him very quickly, we're going to be best friends. I love how this looks. I can't wait. This > Quake ez.
Oh, and I didn't mention I have good audio experience. Music is my thing, I can record any kind of music. I use free tools, but in reality it hardly matters. Audacity will mix at the same sampling rate and quality as pro tools, therefore I find it uncessary to purchase ridiculously expensive macintosh computers and take courses to learn how to use software that does nothing spectacular when it comes to quality. ...(If I'm wrong, please correct me. I honestly think audacity pwns programs like cubase, I love audacity and will never use another program to record my metal for the rest of my life.) Then again, I never have to use multiple inputs or do any kind of ridiculous effects or arrangements.
My equipment:
Audacity
Line 6 Spider 2 (LOL)
ESP LTD M1000
Ibanez RG7321
Korg MicroX (win. iso how to install custom samples though, why no instructions? can't figure it out, I bet it's obvious but I'm too lazy)
Lexicon Omega USB interface
Oh yea.. FL Studio XXL 8, heh. I use that for autotune, AT won't work well on audacity for some reason (that could be just me, I only see sliders and no real gui.)
The above allows me to produce virtually any kind of music easily and quickly, assuming you tell me what to play. I can write, theme, and fit my own to any specifications too I suppose.
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