About“It is still magic even when you know how it is done” ,Terry PratchettWhy Toymaker?I see the modern day toy as the computer game and those that create them as the toy makers. Today, as it was in the past, it is a highly skilled and highly creative job. I hope this site will be an inspiration and help to those who wish to learn how to write computer games. So how did this site come about? I used to work as a games programmer (last game was Emperor Battle for Dune published by Westwood Studios) before changing careers and became a lecturer in games programming at Teesside University. My long term aim is to get all this games programming knowledge out of my head and on to this site! Cookies PolicyI do not use any cookies or gather any private information from visitors. Why adverts?I am not looking to make a profit from this site but it does cost me money for hosting etc. hence the adverts at the top of most pages. I will never have any pop up adverts and hopefully the ones I have will be fairly unobtrusive. If you would like to help support this site the you can click on a sponsor’s link. Toymaker has existed since June 28th 2004 If you have any queries / bug reports / suggestions etc. please mail me at: webmaster@toymaker.info Keith Ditchburn
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Toymaker is a site aimed at those wishing to learn to program video games. It is aimed mainly at the beginner to intermediate games programmer. Toymaker is owned and all material is copyright © Keith Ditchburn unless stated otherwise. If I have inadvertently used something of yours that I should not have please let me know immediately and I will rectify the situation! |