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• Free Object Literal update

  I’ve been building a lot of JavaScript in Object Literal lately and I thought it was about time I updated my core functions in that style.

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• Galactic Civilization II: Insectoid Nation Ships

  Yesterday, while trawling through the custom ships I have in GalCivII I talked about some Games Workshop inspired vessels. Today I’m uploading a full set, combat and support, of my own design.

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• Galactic Civilization II: Space Marine Battle Fleet

  This weekend I’ve been growing weary waiting for Star Wars the Old Republic to get a release date, so I figured what better way to get my space fix than breaking out the classic GalCivII. While digging around in the custom ships I’d created I came across these gems.

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• New code release: Multi-purpose title hide

  Earlier this week I released a jQuery multi-purpose input clear piece of code, feeling on a roll I thought I’d also release this small snippet. I’ve been using versions of this code for almost two years and have found it very useful in multiple applications. For this release I’ve tidied it up a little and made it fully multi-purpose.

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• New code release: Multi-purpose input clear

  Last week I updated Core CSS, this week it’s time to release something new. Well, I say new. I’ve been using versions of this jQuery code for some time, usually implemented to tie directly to an inputs ID attribute. Those implementations while perfectly fine are very inefficient, this new version is designed to be highly reusable and easy to get working.

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• Ziggurat: custom Sim City 4 map

  So then, it appears to be double post Sunday… Inspired by the pyramid Lost Temple RCT3 map I posted earlier today, I just had to create something related for Sim City 4. It’s been a while since I’ve built a SC4 map, I think you’ll like it.

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• RCT3 Custom Map: Lost Temple

  I’ve been working on this new RCT3 map for a while now and I’ve finally found some weekend time to post it. It continues the themed style of my last map Pirate Cove, this time the theme is Lost Temples.

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• New major update: Core CSS 1.3 shorthand classes

  I’ve been using the basic CSS framework I created for a few years now, releasing periodic updates on this site. I use the term framework loosely, it’s really more a collection of shorthand classes to streamline frontend development. Plugging in Core CSS wont give you a full solution, to do so would force you to deal with overhead CSS you may never use, that’s just not efficient. What it does do is give you some predefined styles you’ll find yourself using a lot. This update is part efficiency optimization, part removal of not needed items.

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• Free The Garden poster

  A few years ago I had an A2 Giclee print for sale on my portfolio titled “The Garden”. Recently I’ve had some enquiries about the print, read on for my response.

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• Deadly Furry Cute, new toys, downloads and site

  Well over a year in the making fitting the work in when I could, the Deadly Furry Cute relaunch is finally over. I’m going to run through some of the changes, additions and the overall direction of the project here in the projects section.

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• Galactic Civilization II: Ships of the Reileian Exchange

  After the fun I had creating the Battle Fleet Gothic set of Galactic Civilization II ships I decided to create a new civilization with it’s ship style based loosely on another quite popular Sci-Fi IP.

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• Galactic Civilization II: Battle Fleet Gothic

  Yes I still can’t get enough of GalCivII, it’s my favorite space strategy game right now and it was made better when they released version 2.0 late last year (2008). With that 2.0 update came a new standalone ship creator and it’s that creator I’ve been playing with again.

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• Free RPG Poster Set

  I woke up one day last week and thought ‘I want to create something quick that I can give away to my friends and that they’ll be able to relate to’.  That thinking of course lead me to games. The great connector!

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