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  • 05-12-2010 8:16pm
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    Webmonkey
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    How do you mean on a website? more details?


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    ucdmike
    Closed Accounts Posts: 129 ✭✭ucdmike


    I'd rather not give out details about the website yet on an open forum. But it shouldnt really effect the task.

    Apologies, I also meant to say in the original thread that I want to create a basic 3D game.


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    ressem
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    Well this should be in the situations vacant sticky.

    But you are going to add technical details on the technologies that you want the developer to work in.
    E.g. to get a game using OpenGL working on a website, you'd possibly be looking at the nascent WebGL and javascript to manipulate the created objects?


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    ucdmike
    Closed Accounts Posts: 129 ✭✭ucdmike


    Any other people interested in this. I'd be open to working with an experienced student or someone just looking to make a bit of extra money. I'll consider anyone. Please PM if your interested.


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    Webmonkey
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    Possibly. Need a lot more information though? - is it a 3D game that runs independently. has it got anything to do with a website? - if so what?


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    Sparks
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    OP moved to Situations Vacant and thread closed.


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