Acknowledgments
Special Thanks to:
Necrosaro - The creator of the original Thingy. I could never get
Thingy to work for me so I was inspired to write my own. I
actually started out by looking at Thingy's source code but I
didn't get very far because it was a little messy. But there is
still a big thanks for pioneering this wonderful idea. In
addition, thanks is due for detailed explanations about Thingy's
functionality.
Raihan Kibria - (rkibria@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de) I used many of
his dialog resources in Translhextion as well as his original
byte-code syntax and Template features. He was one of the primary
inspirations behind this project.
(http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/~rkibria)
Richard Bush - The creator of SearchR2, a relative search engine.
This program was the first time I'd ever heard of "relative
search" and so, even though I am implementing it very
differently, big thanks here.
CecilE2233 - This is the person who got me started on emulation
way back in 1996. Though I am probably not remembered, I will
never forget. I can't thank them enough though.
Zophar - The mind behind the incredible "Zophar's Domain"
(http://www.zophar.net) which has been my mecca since it began in
1997.
Naflign - Thanks goes out to Naflign for walking me through a
tutorial on Japanese punctuation and for testing a number of different features for me.
Kitsune Sniper [David Silva García] - (kitsune@terra.com)
The HTML engineer of this help file who generously offered to rewrite my documentation in HTML by hand. Thanks goes to Kitsune for making this help file a work of art.
(http://vice.parodius.com)
ABBA - I coded Translhextion in its entirety while listening to the ABBA
Gold CD. Without them you wouldn't be reading this : )
And many other people who will be listed here when I think of
them...