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3D engine made of MS Excel formulae

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Re: 3D engine made of MS Excel formulae

#13

As an excel developer in the 90's, this brings up great memories. I wrote the Doom Excel credits in Office 95. I wish I'd had thought of doing this instead. Kudos.

Ah, HN. I came to comment "anyone remember the Doom engine in Excel 95?" And instead the top comment is "I wrote the Doom engine in Excel 95".

Can't top that. Kudos, sir.

Re: 3D engine made of MS Excel formulae

#14

As an excel developer in the 90's, this brings up great memories. I wrote the Doom Excel credits in Office 95. I wish I'd had thought of doing this instead. Kudos.

My brain is desperately attempting to recall the sequence of steps to open it. Ctrl + Shift, clicking something in the Help -> About... dialog box, then F5 or something? And/or there was a star-wars scroller in one of other apps, right?

Re: 3D engine made of MS Excel formulae

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post #14

As an excel developer in the 90's, this brings up great memories. I wrote the Doom Excel credits in Office 95. I wish I'd had thought of doing this instead. Kudos.

My brain is desperately attempting to recall the sequence of steps to open it. Ctrl + Shift, clicking something in the Help -> About... dialog box, then F5 or something? And/or there was a star-wars scroller in one of other apps, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb9AXBowb0E

Re: 3D engine made of MS Excel formulae

#18

I just watched a talk this morning about doing high dynamic range photography in Excel ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkQJdaGGVM8 ). Looks like now I've got something to watch tomorrow!

that is great, both of these reminded me of deepexcel: multi-layer neural networks implemented with a spreadsheet!:

http://www.deepexcel.net/

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