New XNA Tutorial over at the XNA Community forums
August 27th, 2009
I took a few minutes and put up a tutorial at the XNA forums! It deals with adding Leveled loot tables to the XNA RPG Starter kit 
Check it out!
been working with lots of things
August 3rd, 2009
Google wave, citiesxl beta, google chrome, google docs, google stuff, more googles, real life work, studying, doing lots of other things.
But besides all that fun stuff I guess I haven’t actually been working on Heatmap Studio or BeadHelper, which isn’t all that bad cause it seems like theres about 10 people using both combined 
Maybe I’ll keep up work on them but I’m just not sure right now! I’m looking for other projects to do.
has it been that long already?
July 7th, 2009
Surprise surprise it’s been like 10 days already since my last posting. But there’s not much going on I suppose so that’s okay. I’m wokring on some other apps and games etc so I’ll keep you updated as those progress.
New How-To post on the forums for Heatmap studio!
June 24th, 2009
Hi all! I just posted a quick how-to guide regarding the heatmap options found in heatmap studios. The post also includes screenshots to show you what each option can do!
http://www.o2slim.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5&sid=d8577b23875ffd449bc8ffb65e75eb77
Thanks!
Heatmap Studio Google Earth (KMZ) examples!
June 22nd, 2009
Hi all! Just wanted to give some great examples on what you can do with the new Google Earth export feature of Heatmap studio! Below are some example KMZ files. All you need is Google Earth, once you download and unzip the KMZ files you can open them directly with Google Earth and it will fly in and show you the heatmap!
EX1: Europe Earthquake Map with High Decay. (Decay spreads the map out over a smaller area)
EX2: Japan Earthquake Map with +25 threshold(The more +threshold the less the value has to be to reach the top of your heatmap coloring scale. Meaning if you have data on a scale from 1 – 10, 1 being blue and 10 being red and you set your threshold to +100, this will make 1 be red as well as 10 and everything in between. The threshold is a percentage based modifier)
EX3: USA – Alaska Earthquake Map – High Decay
EX4: USA – California Earthquake Map
EX5: USA – Ann Arbor Michigan crime data
Enjoy!
New Heatmap Studio Version Released!
June 19th, 2009
The new BETA version of heatmap studio is now up! v0.71 adds the ability to export your Google Maps Heatmap to a stand alone Google Earth KMZ file! It also allows you to have up to a level 50 decay cycle (which can slow down heatmap generation so be careful!). A few crashes have been fixed as well!
Check out the page here: http://www.o2slim.com/?page_id=158
I’m still sorry!
June 17th, 2009
It’s still be a good couple of days since any updates and I gotta say I’m wiped out! SOrry It’s been quite an extraoridnary busy couple of days here at work and on the life front. I’m still working to get the next heatmap studio version out ASAP, but I’m thinking I’ll skip the legend placement on the image until the next version to speed things along.
sorry for the delay!
June 11th, 2009
Things have been quite busy with my real job so I haven’t had a chance to finish up my new release of Heatmap Studio! But rest assured its coming! Promise!
An exported Heatmap Studio/Google Earth example file
June 5th, 2009
Hi all,
I wanted to give another working example of the Heatmap Studio / Google Earth implementation. This is a KMZ file for Google Earth (you must have Google Earth Installed to use it!). Simply download this kmz file, open the file with Google Earth and observe the heatmap!
-o2Slim
