I was considering switching to tumblr or blogspot but the lack of control is a bit repulsive, so I’m keeping this blog and will put updates about my discovery of living in Japan here.
However, it’s really time I get a simpler graphic  theme. So far I didn’t find anything I’m happy with so I switched to the default one, temporarly.

I’m leaving France in few days so I’ll really begin updating this blog only in the end of the next week.

I’m considering closing this blog and use only project-specific blog(s).

I’m in the process of updating my main website (klaimsden.net) to make it more like a portal to all my projects with a short introduction to myself. I have doubts in the interest of my current experience so far, and I’m also considering telling my story in Japan maybe as a webcomic or something. I think the day I’ll be on my own, making only games, it’ll be really more interesting to share stories.

Also, technically maintaining this blog have been a loss of time that I don’t feel was rewarding in the end.

As I’m doubting anyone will care, I’ll let this post here for a few days before taking a decision.

So, what do you think?

http://artofsequence.org

I took time to set this website to start looking for people for helping this open-source project. It’s also meant to help to describe what it is all about.

I’ll update news about this project on the website, not here. Feel free to give any feedback, they are all welcome! :)

Now I’m re-setting each one of my domains and online services and I just finished setting up this blog. That’s why I’m posting today. I’ve been very busy these months and it’s getting more and more exciting. My projects are advancing but have been only talking about them on twitter (@MJKlaim) and failed to update this blog or my personal page on klaimsden.net .

I have some great news : I’m relocating in Japan for work (to work on games!).

Obviously, it disrupts almost all my projects going on, but I try to keep working on them as much as I can. As I’ll not be in touch with a lot of people once in Japan, I’ll make an extra effort in updating this blog at least once a week, before and once there.

There are other news I’d like to share, about my projects mainly, and will share them in the coming weeks when the timing will be appropriate.

Here are some of these recent drawings. Sorry if it’s not polished, it’s not meant to be.

Now, here are some drawi…scribbles showing how I should NetRush look like in the end (without the interface). I’ve added some colors to help understand the global shapes :

If you don’t understand, I’m not surprised. Don’t worry, you’ll understand in the game.

By the way, that might help:

• The orange little cylinders are in fact octagonal base cylinders that represent what I call “virtual servers”; it it was a chess game, those would be squares, and Viruses would be pieces.
• The green bands are “links” between VServers.
• The red and yellow blocks are “Viral Spaces” (temporary name), that appear when Viruses are in/on a VServer.
• White lightnings are “conflicts”.

Here is a partial scheme of NetRush’s architecture, drawn on my board. Someone asked me to make a blog post about that after I explained to him and I think it’s a good idea so you’ll hear more later.

Hope you like abstract schemes.