Too Many Ideas - Archive for the ‘My Stuff’ Category

New England Road Trip NPCs – Henry Water Taft

Added a second potential NPC for the start of the New England Road Trip adventure I’ve been working on for Trail of Cthulhu – Henry Water Taft brother of US President Taft.

Red and Black Berries

Playing with Vue 2015 Particles Again

I’ve been playing some more with Vue’s particle systems this week.  I’ve updated the turbulence experiments page with a second experiment  – a test of the impact of the turbulence setting on a point emitter that creates an expanding field of black spheres.

Pink and White Flower

New York Road Trip Adventure WIP

I’ve already posted a few bits of the material for the New York Road Trip adventure for Trail of Cthulhu I’ve been working on.  I’d got the basic form of the adventure in mind – a pretty open sandbox affair where the player’s investigators follow a series of clues left by a previous group who […]

The Blog Post that Ran Away with Itself

As I’ve already mentioned in the Goldilocks Research Zone I started digging into a couple of obscure 1920s organisations. I can blame story on the BBC website that set me on the lead.  I was toying with the idea of adding spies to a Bookhounds of Cthulhu campaign and it seemed to fit.  So I started […]

Goldilocks Research Zone

In astronomy and astrobiology, the Goldilocks Zone is simply the habitable region around a star within which planetary-mass objects with sufficient atmospheric pressure can support liquid water at their surfaces. This is where another Earth like planet is going to be and therefore where life like that on Earth might exist. It struck me while […]

Serpentine Gallery 2014

Just noticed I somehow failed to post any pictures of the Serpentine Gallery in 2014. That ommission is now corrected.

Vue Particle System Experiments

I’ve been playing with Vue’s particle systems ever since they were added in 2011.  I’ve just added a page for one of the experiments – a simple test of the impact of the turbulence setting on an emitter that creates a vertical jet of black spheres.

Chinese Arch, Liverpool

Another view of the Chinese Arch in Liverpool.