Bernal Sphein Cyberspace

Thank you. In monitoring the other chat I see alot of violence among the
ideas, anything SSI associates with must not include weapons, it is part of
our founding charter. Bettie

> In a message dated 11/4/00 6:43:13 AM Eastern Standard Time, ssi@...
> writes:
>
> << It's something we've always wanted to develop, but have no money to
invest
> in it, we'd need the partner to be willing to develop in return for
access
> to the information and drawings we have, if you know of such a person,
> please let me know. Bettie Greber, SSI >>
>
> I'm a computer programmer, although I'm not employed in the computer game
or
> simulation industry, I hope to find work in such a field eventually. As of
> now, I'm unemployed. My brother, Brian Kalbfus, is a computer programmer
> working for MCI, but he is also involved in an encrytion project at home
with
> another company, a company that produces computer games. My uncle Charles
> Paliocha has his own software company called evolving systems, he does
> websites with interactive solutions. A computer game or simulation is an
> enormous undertaking. The programmer has to have experience in producing
> other such realtime graphical software. I could probably figure out how to
> produce a simulation of a Bernal sphere in space using polygons and ray
> casting, but the solution might run slow because of less than optimal
> graphical techniques. One software company that comes to mind would be
SSI,
> it produce a D&D game called the pool of radiance. Another company would
be
> Microsoft, they produced a number of flight simulators, including Space
> Simulator for the old DOS operating system. I think what needs to be done
> would be to approach a few software company managers and try to sell them
on