If you're on this page it means you either wanted to know stuff about me or you clicked on the wrong link. In the case of the latter, see if my header bar does anything to help. Otherwise, well, I don't want to go on some spiel about "how I first fell in love with Star Wars" or anything. I saw the PT as a kid because everyone else did, thought they were cool, then decided to sign up an account here at the very end (literally, 31st Dec) of 2008. The KOTOR media is my favourite area of Star Wars at the moment (and what I usually write about), although it's closely followed by the pre-TCW Clone Wars stuff of 2003-2007-ish.
In real life, I'm a software engineering student though I don't pretend to know much stuff or be one of those people who, with horrible frequency, say they've already written a dozen full programs in a language we're not even studying yet. I'm also a massive anime fan thanks to my random curiosity as to what one of my friends was watching (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, it's amazing) and now also contribute to the Soul Eater Wiki, but I'll just direct you to my MAL list if you want to know more. Fun fact: Most of my IRC /quit messages are an obscure anime reference; guess one and you win.
I'll often review articles on the CAN, FAN and GAN (in decreasing order of frequency). If you want me to review one of yours then ask, I generally review all KOTOR related ones anyway. If you need a screenshot from one of 6/7 games, or want to get something made into an SVG (vector) image then scroll down to the Images section and see if I can be of help. Just ask on my talk page, I love doing vectors and getting screenshots almost as much as I procrastinate on my FA writing =P
Because I'd be a pretty poor member of WP:I otherwise, I can do screenshots of stuff as well as vector graphics. I use Fraps for screenshots; Dolphin for GCN emulating; and Inkscape for vectors. 1366x768 is the best you'll get for now, because I still haven't bought a bigger screen (although this should happen some time this year when I build a proper computer).
NB. Bounty Hunter is being emulated at around 20FPS (playable and higher-than-native quality, but lags a little at times). If you want a screenshot from here, please be as specific as you can about where and when I can find it as I have to play through the level from the start to get to it, and each level is LONG.
I also have these five games available for screenshots, although they haven't been played through yet:
Together, the TFU games take up 40GB, so I'm not in a hurry to install them :P
I can also get screenshots from the start of TCW: Jedi Alliance and some in-game artwork on a hit-and-miss basis. This is emulating a Nintendo DS game though, so expect similar sort of quality.
I can, with a pretty decent level of skill, trace (be it by a filter or, far more often, by hand) svg versions of logos and the like. See my /Vector subpage for more info, not that there is much there at the moment.
I have managed to get 3D renders of objects in KOTOR and TSL, but the method was really imprecise and largely comprised of guesswork with variable results. I'm planning to look into better ways of doing it in the future because the quality is really high, and you can get images of things you don't normally see. I'll try and grab a student copy of 3DSmax from one of my Games Design friends :P
My collection is arranged in the standard publishing era timeline. I've just guessed at the placement for some of it when I couldn't be bothered to look it up. Every publication is treated individually except for comics which are arranged by story arc, if complete. Reference material is at the bottom, below Infinities. A , or next to an item indicates that I have promoted an article to the denoted status; the icon is linked to the article. If one of such articles appeared in more than one item, it is listed next to its first major appearance.
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