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Hey every1


I need your help. I'm trying to re-unite with some of the old buddies on my ICQ buddy list circa 1998. I remember a lot of the names. You guys were the ones writing ASM libraries for QB back before 3d cards.

You taught me how to code and made my life so much better.

If you're out there, I remember only a few names, but if you refresh my memory, maybe more. Any tips on finding the old crew would be sweet.

Tsugumo (I've e-mailed him already)
Bloodknight
Medivh (I think he was from Arizona, but not sure)
TheGoodGuy (aka Bart Tryznadlowski)
Gradius (R.I.P. Milo)

If you remember me, and weren't listed please forgive me. It's been a while, but I'm anxious to meet up with some old acquaintances.

THANK YOU!

PS: I also went by the alias Akaina.

medivh hangs out at NeoBasic.

Didn't they just do pure qb stuff with a few call absolute here and there?

The point is, they used x86 assembly instructions for optimized graphic speed, with the tools and hardware of the day. Who cares how they were invoked?


Does anyone else have tips related to the original post?

so why are you looking for them?

Does anyone know whatever happened to Vic Luce? He disappeared long before I began using QB. Last I checked he was making VB programs, but that was 2 years ago and I haven't heard anything new since.

EDIT: stupid post, move along, nothing to see...

Might be why it says "R.I.P. Milo" in his post