Note to self: Model = hammer

re: Note to self: Model = hammer

bburbank — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 15:00:55 GMT

I much prefer THIS hammer/nail quote, although it is in no way related to your current anecdote:

"You can't teach a hammer to love nails, son. That dog don't hunt."

Anyway, I've been reading your blog since I saw your XNA Performance session out at Gamefest. It's easily my favorite source of XNA info out there.

re: Note to self: Model = hammer

Ultrahead — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 23:38:48 GMT

Loved the "ridiculously-long-nonlinear" narrative ...

re: Note to self: Model = hammer

CatalinZima — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 03:02:31 GMT

Now THIS is a sample I've always been waiting for. Surely, I could have tried experimenting and somehow doing it myself, but didn't have time for it, with all the contests and cool XNA stuff I tried.

I'm sure lots of other people will find this very useful.

I can't wait!

Roll up, roll up, get your replacement hammers here...

Shawn Hargreaves Blog — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 03:40:46 GMT

Here is the sample I was working on when I realized that Model is a hammer . And here is a second sample

re: Note to self: Model = hammer

SaintD — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 23:55:40 GMT

Hint: The hand santizer in the kitchen (or the little bottles in the supply room) will get the sticky residue from the move stickers off plastic. I also recomend full spectrum bulbs for your interior office if you miss the sun. Three computers. One is plugged into dual monitors, the others are on a KVM with a seperate KB/Monitor. Shouldn't be hard to set up. The movers do it wrong every time...

re: Note to self: Model = hammer

Kartman — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 12:29:45 GMT

Love it. Recently got on onboard with XNA and I have to tell you, I have learned a lot from your blog. Cheers.