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Bruce Artwick was the brains behind Sublogic back in the day. He authored an excellent book on interactive computer graphics as well around the same time. I w
by W-Stool 6y ago
Bruce Artwick was the brains behind Sublogic back in the day. He authored an excellent book on interactive computer graphics as well around the same time. I wonder what he's doing now?
- jhbadger 6y agoUnfortunately he's been shut out of the current version. And is selling/has sold his southern Illinois mansion. Although that might not be really due to financial stress but that a nearly seventy year old man may not need such a large house. https://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/housing/mahomet-mansion-once-listed-for-14-9-million-can-now-be-yours-for-1-9/article_b885bc45-fb07-5ae7-88fd-cc76112cc641.html https://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/housing/mahomet-mans...
- W-Stool 6y agoWow - I guess Bruce did OK! Good for him.
- vijayr02 6y agoActually, it says in the article: > Artwick owned it until 2015, when it was sold at auction for $4,000,005. It was never clear who bought the property, as it was sold to a trust. “That was by design, and I’m not allowed to say. They want their privacy,” Tabeling said.
- apricot 6y agoDad bought an Apple II when I was a kid, and the A2-FS1 flight simulator simply blew my mind. And then I discovered A2-3D1, subLOGIC's 3D graphics library, on which their flight simulator was based, which started a lifelong interest in the math behind computer graphics. https://archive.org/details/sublogic-a2-3d1-animation-package-photocopy https://archive.org/details/sublogic-a2-3d1-animation-packag...