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I just updated the Linkage version number to 3.7 to reflect a bunch of recent additions that add to the overall functionality of the software. You can download the latest version on the Linkage download page. This new version has the new grid size feature, the previously added…
Continue readingThe new version if Linkage is now available. 3.6.3 has some improvements and repairs: Fixed scaling issue for the popup element list in UHD displays. Change to allow pan and zoom during simulation. Fixed dimension lines to hide the line in the area behind the dimension text. Fixed…
Continue readingI have a bunch of icons and one of them will be perfect as an icon next to my WordPress site title. Unfortunately, the site title is not the most important text on the page and is shown as a grey color. The icons are all black and…
Continue readingDownload Linkage 3.x here. Linkage 3.6 is now available. This new version has a background I mage feature that is “beta”.” This means it is being tested and you can use it if you want to give it a try. but it is possible that the new feature…
Continue readingThe Linkage software still has a problem with three-connection links. I have described the problem before but to be clear, I’ll describe it again: If a link is held in position by three other links, it cannot be simulated. There is no way to find the end position…
Continue readingI tried to write the first few pages of the first chapter. Holy cow, what a pain in the ass. Trying to cover multiple programming languages in a single book will be a seriously difficult task!
Continue readingI just got this great review of the Linkage software: “Too cool man, whoo, beautiful….” – Anonymous User
Continue readingInteresting Beam Engine I threw together this beam engine with the Linkage program. It is interesting because the beam moves horizontally instead of having extra links for the steam cylinder connection.
Continue readingThere have been a few improvements made to the Lunar Lander 3D Unity game since my last post. The previous to-do list looked like this: Add a particle system to draw rocket flames. Add a landing pad and detect a successful landing. Add an explode-able version of the…
Continue readingIn the last few years, I would visit the B&N bookstore and look at the game programming books. I once had aspirations to build a highly detailed railroading game with more realistic train and car movements than any retail game of that sort. I even worked out some…
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