Renato Kuurstra

I have been playing video games for over 30 years. Just recently I started to learn how to write code in modern object language(used to be a Kobol programmer). I enjoy anything of it. From try and fail to make 3d models to actually been able to produce some code that kind of work. My knowledge in coding encompass the C family, I know how to write in c++, I know the basic differences with C and I can handle c#. Other than that I have only a "general" idea on how Java, Js, and Python works. Other languages are pretty much alien to me unless similar to those. I like to use Blender for 3d(although I'm NO artist and I have problem even with the most basics things). I use Gimp to make image editing. As game engines I recently started with Unity and I think I will keep using it in the future. As my personal project also I made a OpenGL(3.0+) render process(c++) that could handle input from a program with a reference to a SDL2 windows, while being independent from it. It's bad, it's ugly but it works. I integrated physic engine Liquidfun into it and it's capable of rendering the debug drawings. So i can handle to an extend liquidfun, opengl and SDL2. But really I love to learn and love to exchange knowledge!