very  excellent indeed. I appluade you. Nice work!

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ok thanks cause I really need to talk to you
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Super_Speler there is always time to learn

Another thing to note is if you can draw concept art then feel free to apply.

I am looking for some programmers that have experience with C,OpenGL,and Cg shader. Also any modelers are welcome. The plans for this project are top secret so far but if you are interested in programming or modeling then email me at [email protected] and I will straighten it out for you.

If you want to be a modeler:
-You need experience creating High polygon meshes
You need experience with creating one or more of the following:
-walls
-shubbery
-terrain
-buildings
-furnishings
-etc...

If you want to be a programmer:
-Experience with C
-OpenGL
-Cg shader
-Win32 API

The tools available to create this project are:
-Milkshape 3D
-Gmax
-Dev-C++
-GCC compiler
-Adobe Photoshop
-XnView
-3DS Max(possibly)

yeah newegg.com is the best for discounts. Also for a note if you want to save money then go for OEM than boxed materials. You won't get all the special dressings but that isn't what you want anyways right?? you just want a good computer.

Also the processor I would go with is

AMD Opteron 175 Denmark 2.2GHz Socket 939 Dual Core Processor Model OSA175CDBOX - Retail

64 bit Support: Yes
HT: 1000MHz
Hyper-Transport Support: Yes
L1 Cache: 128KB+128KB
L2 Cache: 2 x 1MB
Manufacturing Tech: 90 nm
Multi-Core: Dual-Core
Processors Type: Server
Series: Opteron
Vista Ready: Yes

and for monitor I would pick

CHIMEI 937A Silver-Black 19" 8ms Widescreen LCD Monitor - Retail

Brightness: 330 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio: 600:1
Display Colors: 16.2 Million
Display Type: WXGA
Horizontal Refresh Rate: 30~82 KHz
Maximum Resolution: 1440 x 900
Panel: Active Matrix, TFT LCD
Pixel Pitch: 0.285mm
Recommended Resolution: 1440 x 900
Viewing Angle: 160

Well I will just forget multitasking then

I know all about the TI-89 and menu stuff but I am not going to straight copy it because it needs its own flare on it. And a mouse is very simple to implement and will most definetly not make the GUI heavy. And as I have said before programmers do not have to use multitasking. But why would it not help say if you were waiting for the player to press a key and you want the cpu constantly moving. Well then multitasking would improve upon that would it not?

It wouldn't be so hard to put in there.

NOTE: If I do make multitasking part of the shell then the shell will take 1 process and 1 thread to run.