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Ken Silverman's Official Home Page
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"Ken Silverman's Official Home Page
I live in Rhode Island and my hobby is computer programming.
Projects:
Build Engine (1993-1996): Used in Duke Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior, Blood, etc.. Also visit: Build source code and test game.
Voxlap Page : (1999-2003): Fast CPU-based voxel engine, featuring dynamic terrain in a world made of little cubes.
Ken's Labyrinth (1993) (The first Wolf3D clone)
Projects Page : Other projects, both new and old, big and small.
Utility Page : Various tools I've written over the years, including PNGOUT and KZIP.
Kube Page : Cubic panorama viewer.
QuickBasic Page : QuickBasic programs, ranging from silly games to hardcore test programs.
Do not hesitate to visit the official "advsys.net/ken" forum , hosted by Jonathon Fowler.
Story of my life
I am the younger of 2 brothers. According to my parents, I was born exactly at midnight on the night of Halloween (November 1, 1975). I was raised in Yorktown, NY until 1980 when my dad got a job as a professor at Brown University. So our family of 4 moved to a nice house in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, about a week before I started Kindergarten. My first computer was a TI-99/4A which my parents bought for $50 in December of 1983 during the "after Christmas" sale. Ever since then, I was hooked! (If you're really interested in how I got started, check out this long lost newspaper article from our local newspaper in 1984)
My family got me started in programming, but several years later I was beyond their help. In school, I used to love study halls because I would spend the time thinking about code. When my brother got shipped off to college in 1990, my hobby started to get more serious. I made games such as Kentris, Sibros, and Ken's Labyrinth (my first game on the market). In 1993, just a month before my first semester at college, I signed a contract with Apogee software to create a new 3D engine called the "Build engine".
My programming wasn't suppos"
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