Hi!
I'm Carsten, an expert in computer game programming with a track record of over 15 years.
So far I have worked at Terratools as the lead programmer, at SEK as development director and currently as a managing director at pixeltamer.net.
As you can see, this website is pretty minimal. That's because I'm busy with what you see below. That is also the reason I gave up blogging here.
There's just not enough time and there's already more than enough deserted blogspace out there.
pixeltamer.net is a full-service provider for interactive online content.
The studio was founded in January 2007 and is headed by three managing partners: Jasmin Orthbandt, Christoph Pech and me.
If you are looking for knowhow in web games and applications, give us a call.
With a focus on GameSpy®, Sony Playstation® and Microsoft Xbox360™ platforms,
keuthen.net helps studios world-wide to design and implement online functionality.
In that function, I've had the pleasure to work with teams of well-known publishers like THQ®, Milestone®, Codemasters® and Midway® on a wide
range of projects.
Högskolan på Gotland (Visby, Sweden)
I'm teaching students at HgO in Visby, covering topics like network programming, game development and 3D engine technology.
MediaDesign Hochschule (Berlin, Germany)
Since 2008, I've been teaching game engine technology, C++, OpenGL and DirectX at MediaDesign Hochschule.
Guest Lecturer at HTW (Berlin, Germany)
For Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft I held lectures in game AI technologoy.
Games Academy (Berlin, Germany)
At Games Academy I teach game programming in C++.
Fraunhofer-Institut für Digitale Medientechnologie (Erfurt, Germany)
At IDMT I hold introductory lectures on online game technology and development.
A very simple but handy notepad. No loading or saving, it just keeps its content around forever. It also does simple calculation.
Try it, it's free (Public Domain, for any use, no warranties implied) and doesn't require any installation whatsoever.
A useful program for road warriors and everybody who needs access to machines from varying locations.
AutoHostAlias reads a hosts file and automatically updates IP address entries that are specifically marked.
What is this good for?
If you use servers that are reachable through differing names depending on your location, AutoHostAlias is for you.
An example is an intranet website that you access through http://web.intranet.example.com when you are on-site but http://intranetweb.example.com when on the road.
Another example is a homeserver that you access through DynDNS or a similar service externally. In such a scenario
you might add an entry like this to your hosts file:
1.2.3.4 myhomeserver.me # AutoHostAlias: myhomeserver mydyndnsname.dyndns.org
Everytime you run AutoHostAlias it will find the first working alias and update the IP address so you can access the machine as myhomeserver.me everywhere.
All three patches 1.0.707, 1.0.814 and 1.0.844 in one archive.
Carsten Orthbandt
Clausewitzstrasse 6
10629 Berlin
Germany
Fon: +49 30 34347690
Business EMail: carsten@pixeltamer.net
Personal EMail: carsten@orthbandt.de
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