Hi I’m Roy Triesscheijn. Born 1988, Leiderdorp, the Netherlands. I currently live in Utrecht where I study Game & Media technology at Utrecht University. When I'm not studying I work as a freelance expert in science exhibits, serious games and event management. A remnant of my past work at Science LinX. Of course I don't only work and learn. I play a fair game of basketball, enjoy listening to all sorts of music (be it pop, rock, progressive, ambient, electronic, jazz, anything goes), watching movies and of course writing software.
Got any questions? Feel free to use the comments, send me a tweet or e-mail me.
Nathan Bixel has written a short guide on how to add your models to Catalin Zima’s deferred rendering engine (my XNA 4 port is located here). You can see his manual in this thread on the XNA Game Programming Adventures website. In case it goes down, I’ve also made a small PDF print of it:
Deferred rendering content manual
Thanks Natah! It’s wonderful to see other people helping to make this content more accessible.
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