On: 2008-07-19 10:59:37
By: Eugene <jm@...(none)>
To: tpclient-pyogre.git
Comment:
Rotate planets on the correct axis
On: 2008-07-16 02:57:39
By: Lee Begg
To: tp.devel
Topic:
Re: raising an error
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Meet Thousand Parsec GSoC 2008 Students
by JLP
A couple of days have passed since eight students found out they will be hacking on Thousand Parsec as part of Google Summer of Code 2008. All have come to Thousand Parsec IRC channel to say Hi in and all of them posted their introductions to Thousand Parsec Development mailing list. Each and every student now also has a spot on the web where they will blog about their experiences and progress. Here’s what they will be working on this summer:
- 3D Client for Thousand Parsec - Blog - Eugene Tan Jie Ming
- Tigris and Euprhates Ruleset Adaptation - Blog - Dustin E. White
- Genetic Conquest: An AI Client for Thousand Parsec (RFTS ruleset) - Blog - Victor Ivri
- DroneSec: A simple, one hour game for tpserver-py - Blog - Juan Lafont
- A Modified Risk ruleset for the Thousand Parsec C++ server - Blog - Ryan Neufeld
- Remote Server Configuration Protocol and Single-Player Mode - Blog - Aaron Mavrinac
- AI for RFTS - Blog - Vincent Verhoeven
- Schemepy - Blog - Chiyuan Zhang
We will also make sure that feeds from our blogs are aggregated on Planet SoC. You will then be able to see all GSoC posts from our blogs in one place and add the feed to your favourite feed reader.
all of us, students and mentors, will do our very best to complete these projects successfully. Exciting months for open source 4X games are ahead of us. I hope you look forward to the results as much as we at Thousand Parsec do.
