When I was a kid, green was my favorite color. So I of course thought the tank programs were coolist looking characters in the movie. I also have an interest in types of body armor and they had the most coverings and biggest helmets so I had to choose to be the GTC

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Ok after reading many of these pages I guess its my turn.
iGame3D is a game design and 3D modeling software I make with big help from a fellow named Tobi, who'd never even seen TRON until I told him to watch it (amazing!).

So how did this name come about? Well in the Spring of 2001 I went to E3 (remember those) and met Apple's game marketing manager (now at Microsoft's Xbox division) and told him all my schemes and dreams of what the world of game development should be like and how Apple really should produce an iGame application that makes game dev super easy and cool to use the way Photoshop is. Someone must have been listening to me because Second Life...is basically the virtual MMO game dev world I'd spoken of and Unity is all iGame3D should be.

Step forward six months and I'm preaching that their should be this program and the Mac game developers are all like "it will never happen", "nobody will ever make that" and "Go make it yourself". It was a fun fight, and I was right. Yay!
Then I see a post "Check out my game engine", just a dinky little FPS from this sixteen year old kid (maybe he was just 15 at the time), and I send him an email and say "what are you going to do with that...here's my dream", he says "sounds cool lets do that".

For the first year the engine was just an engine with some extra scripting words we made up and was called T3D...I'd always guessed for Tobi's 3D. Then we evolved the engine drastically and needed a real product name, of the twenty or so I came up with iGame3D was the coolest and we'd secretly hoped that if we did things right Apple would buy it and ship it on every machine. Well I'm a total noob and Tobi was just a high school kid, so that didn't happen, but we got ourselves a great name and cool dot com address to boot.

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474.dll Wrote:Well, i wanted some sort of TRON theme to my name,so i got 474, If you dont know what it means,Use a L33t to proper english transalator or do it yourself,and you will see. And with the .Dll part, i just opened a game folder and looked at the first file type i saw.

That's sorta how I came up with the .dll part of my name, too!

It took me all of ten seconds to realize your name was Brandon :P
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As far as my name, "RenegadeProgram" I chose it because I've always been the type of person who's pretty much marched to my own drummer, and fiercely dissented and rebelled against what was considered popular and/or cool, even going back to Kindergarten and all the way up through High School, college and beyond.

While many seemed to worry about being popular, or worry about superficial pursuits, i.e., name-brand clothing, shoes, and other surface aspects, I really didn't care and grew tired of people who made it an issue or deemed me "weird" or "strange" because of it. My thing was someone can like me, or they can hate me, but they best respect me either way, or there will be problems.

Popularity was never a concern of mine, even going back to Kindergarten -I may have not had alot of friends and may have been considered rigid, but I never succumbed to the typical tragedies or trials that many teenagers face, i.e., drugs, teen parenthood, jail, flunking, and peer pressure. I kinda kept to myself and was extremely introverted (finding solace in books, art, music, movies, creative writing, and videogames), but could be extroverted enough to get by. I also could be brandish a sharp tongue and an atomic temper, if someone pissed me off. I still dissent to what many consider "in" and/or "popular" or "cool" to this very day.

As far as the program part. . .that's pretty self-explanatory, as it comes from my 20+ year-old fascination with TRON. If I was sucked inside a computer, I'd be on the game grid whipping butt, and also scheming with all the blue and yellow programs (and other programs under the brutality of Sark, the MCP and their henchmen) to take over and reclaim all sectors to wipe out Sark and all his forces.

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Leovinus is a character from a Douglas Adams video game called Starship Titanic. Very funny game.

Way back in the day when I was in fifth grade (I want to say 1998? 1999?), a buddy of mine and myself started playing around with an Apple IIe they had in the school library for this really crappy literacy test thing. I dug up a couple of old kids books on how to program in BASIC, and from there we started making cheesy little programs and text games. We needed a name for our little studio, but all of the ones we came up with were already taken, until I figured TechFalcon would be cool since falcons are badass and Tech makes it sound futuristic. He ended up failing out of school, but I kept the name and pretty much use it on everything I do now from design to animation to video. Check that stuff out here:

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