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	Professional Projects - Timeline

• March 2004 to January 2006 - Perception: Stargate SG-1: The Alliance
• Febuary to October 2003 - Epic Games: UT2004 (maps AS-RobotFactory, BR-Serenity, DOM-Conduit and DM-Metallurgy)
• November to December 2002 - Perception: Prototype development (using Unreal engine 2)
• August to October 2002 - Ubi Soft Canada: Rainbow Six 3: Athena Sword (using Unreal engine 2)
• May 2000 to February 2001 - Digitalo Studios: "Devastation"
• June to July 2001 - Digital Extremes: "Dark Sector"
• May 1999 and March 2000 - DreamForge Intertainment:"Werewolf: The Apocalypse - The Heart of Gaia"

Please also refer to the professional page.

	Competition Awards

• DM-Aggressive_Tendencies (for Unreal) - 1st place in the Death Match category of the OzUnreal contest.
• CTF-Conquest (for UT)- 1st place CTF category and 6th place best overall category of the Make Something Unreal Contest.
• DM-Glacier (for Rune) - Runner-up for the Human Head Rune Mapping Contest.
• CTF-Urban Uprising (for UT) - 1st place in the CTF mapping contest at AUSUT.
• CTF-Unearthed_SE (for UT2003) - 3rd place in the "Best Level using Original Content" category of phase 1 of the Nvidia $1,000,000 Make Something Unreal Contest.
• DM-1on1-Rivalry (for UT2003) - 5th place in the "Best Level using Original Content" category of phase 2of the Nvidia $1,000,000 Make Something Unreal Contest.
• CTF-Confrontation (for UT2004) finalist in the "Best Level using Original Content" category of phase 3 of the Nvidia $1,000,000 Make Something Unreal Contest.
• Finalist (Redlands College) in the Education Awards of Nvidia $1,000,000 Make Something Unreal Contest.
• VCTF-The Dig was awarded second place in the vCTF category of phase 1 of the UT3 Make Something Unreal contest.
• CTF-The Excavation was awarded Honorable Mention MSUC Phase 2 Best New Deathmatch or CTF Level and Honorable Mention MSUC Phase 2 Best Map Graphics.
• DOM-Collision Course received an Honorable Mention in the Best Level for a Mod category of phase 3 of the Make Something Unreal contest.
• VCTF-Refuge was awarded first place in the Best vCTF and Warfare category and second place in the Best Graphics in Map of phase 3 of the Make Something Unreal contest.

	Maps

I have been making maps and releasing them on the internet since December 1998. Prior to the release of Unreal, I experimented with various level editors but UnrealEd provided me with the tools that I needed to get serious about level design. I have experimented with various editors since, including the Sacrifice and Quake 3 editors. I used Hammer to create DM-Inevitable Conflict for Half-Life 2 Deathmatch. UnrealEd remains the level editor that I use most frequently.

Please refer to the Community page for more information about my maps.

	Textures

I have been making textures / materials based on digitally sourced images from either the Internet or digital camera for some time now. Typically these are created to meet a specific need for a map.

	Static Meshes

In order to develop maps with original themes, I model static meshes using 3DS Max. Almost all of my "community" maps make use of original static meshes.

	Articles

"From Paper-to-pixels" - an article on the Level Design process using Unreal Engine 1 (though the concepts still apply to a degree).

Development blog for Industrial Wrath - outlines the general development process I went through to create for a simple DM map for UDK.