Dima Link

  Programming has already begun. I used my previous development, BasGa, as a basis. So far, I've done very little new. I simply added new graphics. And this game is essentially similar to the previous one, only with new graphics. I still have a few things to add. Like text screens. And new differences. Like a bonus system.

  Since Turbo Pascal, there's been a standard way to read and write data to a file. Text files. That's what I'm talking about. As a Pascal fan, I really wanted to put this method to use. Within Pascal, there are several actions you can perform with a file: read data from a file, write data to a file, rename a file, delete a file.

  Summer continues. And July is already ending. I didn't even notice how almost a month of summer has passed. Another month of long-awaited summer. This weekend was warm. And wonderful. I don't remember the sky. But it was warm. I've already finished all the main gardening work. And I'm just looking after the garden. I was just clearing the grass from the garden. Clearing the plants of grass. To make the garden better and more spacious.

  A record label from the shadows of time. Cleopatra Records has surprised me again. It's a strange label. It sometimes surprises. Melanie and the Witch of the Vale. Just one minute of your time. Almost two minutes. A very short composition.

  Development of a new game is slowly progressing. It's a water-themed game. And a shooter. Like Balag. Everything takes place underwater. I've already drawn everything. It's a four-color game. The CGA color scheme for MS DOS. And the spaceships are white. The outlines. And the background is blue. Only the underwater ones are here. But it doesn't matter. And the white lines are the background. Like a relief.

  Music. I'm a big music fan. And I dream of learning to play something too. I'm studying music. I was practicing steadily over the summer. Then I had a one-week break, and I got back to that level, every day. It's not exactly every day, but I have an hour of lessons from Monday to Thursday. Bass guitar. Electric guitar. Synthesizer. Voice. That's the minimum I need. Then maybe I'll just choose one instrument. Now I'm playing exercises. To learn. Since the summer, I've had a new approach, you could say. Scales, exercises.