[notjustanymike]

One of my concentrations in college was Multimedia Programming in Shockwave. I build a 3D, multiplayer version of Spy Vs. Spy with randomly generated levels.

The host would generate a 2D array of objects and locations and then transmit to the client. I felt so smart back then.

The 3D engine was pretty easy to work with. I hand-coded and hard-coded every single animation, since it was faster than learning how to animate.

I miss working with Shockwave, it provided a wonderful combination of power and accessibility. I've found Unity to be the closest in features, but don't get the same thrill from it.

Ah college.