Chris is a lecturer in the School of Interactive Games & Media at RIT. Focusing primarily on game programming, Chris teaches a course in practical graphics programming for games, as well as several introductory programming courses. He has also written a course on the history and design of Magic the Gathering.
(Yes, this is a little sparse right now. Have some Twitter below to see what I’m up to!)
If you do 3d work and want to build realistic shaders, here's a handy resource I learned about from @liamclisham
TONS of cool info along with correct data for different renderers: https://t.co/00Twq0BFqt
TONS of cool info along with correct data for different renderers: https://t.co/00Twq0BFqt
Att. Gamers w/ Disabilities: The Blizzard Games User Research team is looking for participants for a couple upcoming FULLY REMOTE research opportunities on accessibility in Blizzard games.
Additional Details in 🧵.
#A11y #GameA11y #Accessibility #DisabilityTwitter
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#A11y #GameA11y #Accessibility #DisabilityTwitter
Supersized video for a big month including our first real vacation! https://t.co/lWMLBnjris
We actually went on vacation! To a place that wasn’t just someone’s house! And it was amazing! (Even with all the rain) https://t.co/g1TpVepyk7 https://t.co/mWdDZzIcqA
"a druid can't actually wild shape into an owlbear because an owlbear is technically a monstronsity and druids can only wilde shape into beasts plus an owlbear has a challenge rating of three so the druid would have to be at least level nine and belong to the circle of the moon" https://t.co/MlgMv154Sq
