Omnimaga
General Discussion => Introduce Yourself! => Topic started by: Hiryu on April 29, 2010, 08:04:40 pm
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I never introduced myself - thats not good.
I go by Hiryu Rhys (pen name obviously)
I've been doing calc games & graphics since 1995 & was introduced to the calc community back around 96~97.
I started out with the TI-85, then obtained my TI-92 in 1996 & finally my TI-89 around 2000.
Since I am a huge anime/manga fan - you will notice all my stuff has a heavy influence around it.
Hence also why my deviantart page is nothing but anime related material. I've been friends with Fryedsoft
for many years now & alot of my ti-calc projects have either been assisted by him or at least picked his
brain for some information. If it wasn't for Fryedsoft - I'd be ti-calc-less >_<
Look forward to everyone letting me & Fryedsoft know what you think of our projects - check us out.
-peace
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Oh hi and welcome around :)
I remember going on your old site on calc.org sometimes, it was nice stuff you had there. Unfortunately I couldn't beat any game because I was using an emulator back then and had limited computer access at school :(
It's nice to see an old TI programmer (in terms of joining year) still being around. The majority of people generally leave after 1 year or 2, sometimes even 0.5 x.x. 1995 makes me feel like my 9 years in the TI community are not a lot XD
I hope you continue working on some stuff ^^
Btw altough this website is only 83+/84+ (mostly TI-BASIC and Axe languages, but also some ASM) and a few TI-Nspire coders, a bunch of us owns 68k calcs too, so we can still try out games for them.
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I feel old now... =_=
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lol don't worry ^^ (altough not to discourage you but it is starting to feel a bit weird for me that most of the current board members were about 5-7 years old when I joined the TI community :P) plus we got a few older members anyway and on a music making forum I used to administrate (now I only do maintenance) I was the second youngest active member I think. Most members were in the late 20-30s :P
age doesn't really matter I think, it's more about how people like calc stuff
Btw since you like anime we have an anime subforum here so you might like. I tend to not post there much, though. A bunch of our IRC users are also anime fan, altough they don't always post on the forums.
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Yea don't worry, DJ Omnimaga constantly tells me I'm old. Last week he even claimed I was turning 72! >_> Can you believe that? I'm a fan of both your and Ed's work and have been since I got my original Ti-89 (which I still have and love). I hope you enjoy your stay here!
-Art
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Hello and welcome to Omnimaga!!! Great to see an older programmer, being in the community from 1995 is a long time!!! I own a TI-84+ Silver Edition (it sucks because its serial number is H!!! DAMN, no TI-Boy SE In class. X.X) Oh well, I have been in the TI-Calc Programming scene since 2008, I have been in the computer scene writing batch files since 1998 (I wrote my first very simple batch file at 4 years old! I've been fluent in computers since very young! XD), and I have been in the general programming scene since 2004. Although I am not very good at calc programming, I have tested and checked out a lot of calc programs, especially lately, so I'll check your stuff out and give feedback as I see it.
Sorry for the long message, have fun, and enjoy your stay here!
-Stephan
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Yea don't worry, DJ Omnimaga constantly tells me I'm old. Last week he even claimed I was turning 72! >_> Can you believe that? I'm a fan of both your and Ed's work and have been since I got my original Ti-89 (which I still have and love). I hope you enjoy your stay here!
-Art
Aw 72 is not that bad. For Netham45 it was 81, after all :P
@Stephan I hope you eventually get back into the groove ^^
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Sorry I'm a little late, but welcome here Hiryu. It's great to see established members. :) I really like your sig! ;D