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Vaporware is a collaborative project for the Eternity Engine I'm working on along with a few other talented Doom mappers. The project's aim is to create maps that not only utilize the engines capabilities, but to also create something that is as rewarding to play as it is to look at. In addition to the level design work I'm doing, I also designed the website for the project, which is where we're going to be posting screenshots and information on the project as development progresses.
Vaporware Announced
9 Jul. 2009 | Posted under: Doom, Game Design
Okay, so you can disregard that last post. The real top secret project has been revealed, and it’s a biggie. May I introduce Vaporware, a mapset for the eternity engine that’s been worked on over the course of about a year under wraps (kinda). The project, a collaborative effort, is being worked on by some of the most talented mappers in the Doom community, with the aim of delivering maps that are as fun to look at as they are to play.
So far I’ve got two maps I’m working on for the project, both of which are of medium-to-large scale and are planned to make extensive use of the Eternity Engine’s feature set. In addition, I have also designed and am managing the official project site for Vaporware. Be sure to check out the site often as there will be updates as development progresses.
Until then, there’s always Fleshy Demise. :)
Top Secret Project Released
| Posted under: Doom, Game Design
I’ve occasionally pondered to myself what it would be like to work in a vacuum; to work without any outside sources coming in and criticizing my work or telling me how I should and shouldn’t do things. So it’s with great pleasure that I announce the release of my latest work: Fleshy Demise, my dream project. After two years of work in complete silence, my master work is complete. Be sure to check it out. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed working on it. :)
Site Back Up
10 May. 2009 | Posted under: Site Maintenance, Web Design
The site is back up after quite a bit of downtime. I was working on reconstructing a large portion of the site, and ended up having to shut the site down so that I could work on it without running into problems with people visiting an entirely broken website. Well, now it’s back up and running and better than ever! What’s new and different? Here, have a bulleted list (because I love those so much):
- It looks better. I basically took the layout I had before and refined it. It’s not a total from-the-ground-up kind of thing, but it’s been heavily reconstructed and looks tons better, I think.
- There’s actually content on the Web Design section now. Before it was pretty much nonexistent and didn’t actually show any of the work I’ve done. Now it’s done with individual pages for some of my more notable web design works.
- The web log doesn’t use a separate wordpress installation now. There’s no notable difference on the surface between before, it’s just that now it’s a lot easier to manage because every single aspect of my site is all in one place rather than having a separate wordpress installation just for the web log.
Note:
The site is currently incompatible with Internet Explorer 6. A lot of work is going to be necessary in order to get it to look and function properly, so I decided to hold off on that for the time being. It is, however, compatible with just about every other browser I’ve tested it with, including Internet Explorer 7 and 8, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, as well as Safari.
Comments Wiped
11 Nov. 2008 | Posted under: Site Maintenance
Well, it seems I’ve let comment spam get the best of me. The amount of comment spam I’ve gotten in the last few months was in the thousands. I’ve currently got Akismet running to help combat any future spam attacks. However, in an attempt to wipe out all of the thousands of existing spam comments, I seem to have accidentally deleted all of the non-spam comments as well. Oopsie.
EDIT: Strangely, posts still display the number of comments that there used to be, even though they’re gone. Pretty strange! Oh well.
Web Log section back up
30 Sep. 2008 | Posted under: Site Maintenance
As if the title of this post isn’t self-explanatory enough, the Web Log section is back up and running. I was contemplating removing it, but I thought I’d make some use of it after all. In case you’re too lazy to read my latest blog post, I’m planning on using the section to post mini-articles and map reviews. If you have a map you’d like me to review, don’t hesitate to pester me until I do so!
Intentionally misspelling something makes it cool
5 Sep. 2008 | Posted under: Doom, Game Design
After disappearing without a trace for almost an eternity, I’ve returned with an update to my Game Design section. Thanks to the efforts of Kaiser to accurately port the awesome game known as Doom 64 to the PC with his awesome Doom64 EX port, I’ve been focusing my mapping efforts on learning to create maps for Doom 64. As a way of learning how to properly utilize the game’s features, I’ve started up a little project I like to call Dhume 64, which is, well… why don’t you just go check out the project’s page for more information? What are you, lazy?
Peace out. More updates whenever I’m not busy doing other stuff.
Doomy Doom Doom
19 Apr. 2008 | Posted under: Doom, Game Design
Why hello there! I’ve been working a lot on the Game Design section of my site. All of my current and old Doom projects have been added back up, which is a plus. As an added bonus, I’ve also added a project page for a previously undocumented Eternity project I’ve been working on for some time now. Check it out, and be sure to tell me what you think. Hopefully this project will actually get finished. :P
Now I just need to set my focus on getting the web design section all set up. Until then…
Spork-chan is Open for Business… Sort Of.
2 Apr. 2008 | Posted under: Site Maintenance
Okay, so this is the new home of my site, formerly known as Doom Realm. As you can probably tell, it looks quite a bit different. Why the change, you ask? Well, I ain’t gonna tell ya. Nah, I kid, I’ll tell you:
- Domain names are nice! I wanted to get some web space of my own to do whatever I please with, and a domain name to go along with it.
- Doom Realm wasn’t a very suitable name. I’d like to put as little emphasis on my Doom-related works as humanly possible, because quite frankly it’s not something I have any interest anymore. Instead I’d like to switch the focus over to web design and whatever other areas of work I venture into.
- The old design was boring. I’m not saying it was ugly by any means, but I honestly did not like the color scheme (which consisted entirely of blue) at all. This is quite an improvement if I do say so myself. Besides, I had already released the template for my old design here for anybody to use.
Anyhows, please be warned that as of right now there’s no content whatsoever on the site. I’m working on that (slowly). I have other things I need to work on as well, so it’ll take some time to get everything back up and running.
Hell, there really shouldn’t be anybody browsing this site yet anyway, it’s not like I’ve been pimping it all over the place or anything. :P


