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LD Smith

Sockets – Knox Game Design, February 2025

How to create a simple client and server socket connections in Python to send network data. Demo of how to use socket code to implement a simple command line networked number guessing game in Python.

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Rumble.comSockets - Knox Game Design, February 2025By Knox Game Design
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Drag and Drop – Knox Game Design, January 2025

Explanation of how to implement drag and drop interface for games. Demos with source code include Unity (C#), MonoGame (C#), GameMaker (GML), and SDL (C).

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Rumble.comDrag and Drop - Knox Game Design, January 2025By Knox Game Design
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RPG Battle Damage – Knox Game Design, October 2024

Analysis of how battle damage is calculated in role playing games (RPGs). How damage is calculated in traditional table top RPGs using dice rolls. Statistical analysis of outcomes of various dice combinations. Calculation of battle damage in the video game RPGs Dragon Quest (Dragon Warrior) and Final Fantasy along with verification of damage outcomes.

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Rumble.comRPG Battle Damage - Knox Game Design, October 2024By Knox Game Design
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NFTs – Knox Game Design, September 2024

Overview of how to use NFTs (non fungible tokens) in games, including how to mint tokens, specify trait values, and using OpenSea API to read NFT data into a game. Demo of Unity RPG game using NFTs for equippable weapons.

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Rumble.comNFTs - Knox Game Design, September 2024By Knox Game Design
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Blockchain for Game Development – Knox Game Design, August 2024

Proof of concept demonstration on how to implement a blockchain to track game currency and purchase of game items. In this demonstration, the blockchain is created in PHP on a Fedora Linux virtual machine running in Virtual Box. The block chain is pulled into Unity through C# networking code.

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Rumble.comBlockchain for Game Development - Knox Game Design, August 2024By Knox Game Design
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Kevin LaRose, AOC2028

Today, as numerous thunderstorms come through, I’m struck by how different thunder sounds here in #Knoxville than any other place I’ve lived. This can be categorized as rolling thunder, starting kind of soft and working up to a booming crescendo and then backing off again. Still don’t like it, though.

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