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Steve Breslin is a major IF theorist and programmer. In his theoretical writings, he has emphasized the significance of IF's presentational structure. As a programmer, he has specialized in AI and spatial simulation, and is a major contributor for [[TADS 3]]. | |||
==Author Credits== | ==Author Credits== | ||
* ''[[The Battle of Walcot Keep]]'' (Steve Breslin, [[Eric Eve]], [[Lindsey Hair]]; 2004; [[TADS 3]]). [[IF Art Show 2004]]: Honorable Mention. | * ''[[The Battle of Walcot Keep]]'' (Steve Breslin, [[Eric Eve]], [[Lindsey Hair]]; 2004; [[TADS 3]]). [[IF Art Show 2004]]: Honorable Mention. This game features complex spaces, and AI agents. The game is multi-threaded, but the player (as a ghost) cannot influence the action. | ||
==Tech Credits== | ==Tech Credits== | ||
* Major contributor to [[TADS 3]] development. | * Major contributor to [[TADS 3]] development. Several main library credits, plus numerous extensions. | ||
==Testing Credits== | ==Testing Credits== | ||
Revision as of 01:31, 24 November 2008
Steve Breslin is a major IF theorist and programmer. In his theoretical writings, he has emphasized the significance of IF's presentational structure. As a programmer, he has specialized in AI and spatial simulation, and is a major contributor for TADS 3.
Author Credits
- The Battle of Walcot Keep (Steve Breslin, Eric Eve, Lindsey Hair; 2004; TADS 3). IF Art Show 2004: Honorable Mention. This game features complex spaces, and AI agents. The game is multi-threaded, but the player (as a ghost) cannot influence the action.
Tech Credits
- Major contributor to TADS 3 development. Several main library credits, plus numerous extensions.
Testing Credits
- Return to Ditch Day (Michael J. Roberts; 12-Jun-2004; TADS 3).
Game Appearances
As a PC:
- Being Steve (Anonymous; 19-May-2006; Z-code). A crudely-written attack piece, apparently designed to humiliate or ridicule. Uninteresting in itself, but evidence of the hostility that some people felt at that time of the release of Inform-7.