pb_guy here. I am 60. A fundamentalist christian who believes the bible in a totally literal sense, including the age of the earth being between 6 and 10 K years old. I did 6 years in universities, including Dr. Suzuki's genetics classes at UBC. I am a biologist, recently retired from a forestry research station in BC, Canada where I maintained our computer systems, wrote specialty software for our station needs, wrote our emergency procedures and safety manuals, and grew trees from "improved" seed, both our own breeding stock, and for specialty contracts to other private forestry agencies. I had my private pilots license since 1976, and own a historical (1963) homebuilt Smith Termite(CF-PGG), which I am hoping to donate to a museum. Currently, I am grandfather and part time caregiver to a delightful 5 year old who just started her first year of school.
PB stands for PowerBasic, my compiler of choice. I stumbled across chips in the Microsoft Entertainment pack in the 80's. I finished the original set about 3 times before I found out about this group. I have played a lot of levels others have designed. I have looked in now and again on the CC community. I lost my password somehow to the yahoo group, and can't get it back because I have changed email providers. I have designed a few levels. Recently I have made some more, and hope to get around to putting all of them in a single set, about 35 total, once I work some more bugs into them.
Ian
PB stands for PowerBasic, my compiler of choice. I stumbled across chips in the Microsoft Entertainment pack in the 80's. I finished the original set about 3 times before I found out about this group. I have played a lot of levels others have designed. I have looked in now and again on the CC community. I lost my password somehow to the yahoo group, and can't get it back because I have changed email providers. I have designed a few levels. Recently I have made some more, and hope to get around to putting all of them in a single set, about 35 total, once I work some more bugs into them.
Ian