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Member Since: February 17, 2003

What I do: I maintain all the web related stuff (website, forum). I also create the online manual which you can find with your install and some call me the troublemaker in the team.

Who I am: Born in Belgium in 1984, I graduated from school in 2002 and i'm working for the belgian national railroad company. Most of my free time is spent behind my PC for MTA.

My home: Belgium

Occupation: Technician in Industrial Electronics

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Member Since: July 11, 2005

What I do: I work on many parts of MTA: BLUE. Mostly in the SDK interface and the official mods we develop such as Race and Editor.

Who I am: I'm a self-taught C/C++/Delphi/Asm programmer from Norway and I spend most of my sparetime developing. I started programming at the age of 13 and I still love it. In the past I've been working on a project called THPS3CU (mod manager for THPS3 in Delphi). Also done lots of minor applications to improve my programming skills later including a small Operating System. I started on a project called GTA:AMMO, but it was never finished because the MTA Team offered me a position in their team as one of their coders.

My home: Buskerud, Norway

Occupation: Student (electrician)

Name:

Member Since: June 18, 2003

What I do: Programmer. Perform misc. programming tasks within all of the MTA components especially the Client and Server.

Who I am: Born in the cold wilderness of Ontario, Canada on July 13, 1982. Completed the Computer Programming & Analysis Co-op (CPAC) program at Seneca College (Seneca@York) with High Honours.

My home: Ontario, Canada

Occupation: Systems Maintenance Specialist (Full-time)

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Member Since: March 27, 2004

What I do: I'm in charge of developing and maintaining the game interface for the current MTA core. This involves a lot of "research", finding methods to control the game the way we want. I also work on many other areas of the mod, and did most of the ground work for the MTA map editor. I also specify many other parts of the mod - working out how they should work and documenting them so other team members can implement them and the QA team can provide feedback before any code has actually been written.

Who I am: I'm 20, from London (UK) and I'm currently suddying computer science at the University of London. I know C++, Java, Visual Basic, JavaScript, ASP, PHP. In my spare time I work on MTA and play Natural-Selection (half-life mod) (plus other not so geeky things). In my holidays I work for a reinsurance company doing support tool development and server/networking management.

My home: London, UK

Occupation: Student

Name: Cecill Etheredge

Member Since: February 9, 2003

What I do: I take care of the Graphical User Interface for MTA (and any modifications that wish to use it), along with several other parts of the dedicated server, third party development facilities, and the MTA game and core modules. All in all, I am a programmer and a designer.

Who I am: Founder of Multi Theft Auto on February 9, 2003.
Born on October 3th, 1988, self-taught programmer, mainly experienced in C/C++, java, x86 assembly, shader assembly, cg, basic, and scripting languages including: X(HTML), PHP, perl. What once started with batch-files and small EXE's on DOS, has grown to a hobby that resulted in several projects, including this one.

Currently building a GPU-powered real-time raytracer PoC, with OpenGL and NVidia's CG shader language. Also experience with composing music, embedded hard/software development, reverse engineering, linux sysadmin and operating system development. Currently studying Computer Science at University of Enschede.

Click here to go to my website.

My home: Enschede, The Netherlands

Occupation: Student

Name:

Member Since: February 12, 2003

What I do: I'm working on developing technology for our new core codenamed "BLUE", specifically I'm responsible for addon content creation and any 3D math.

Who I am: Languages: C/C++ ASM JAVA PASCAL VB HTML PERL some experience with OpenGL and DirectX. Functional with Sockets programming.

My home: Kentucky, USA

Occupation: Software Engineer

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Member Since: November 18, 2006

What I do: I work on most sections of MTA

Who I am: Born in Blackpool (United Kingdom) in 1986, I learnt Visual Basic at college and really enjoyed it. MrJax helped me move onto C++ and gave me pointers on a multiplayer modification that I never finished because I joined the MTA team. Languages: C++, mIRC, VB, a little HTML/PHP/SQL.

My home: Blackpool, UK

Occupation: Systems Maintenance Specialist

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Member Since: June 6, 2006

What I do: I work on most sections of MTA, core, mods, and SDK.

Who I am: Born in Bristol (United Kingdom). I started programming at 17, mainly working with GTA, which led to the creation of a multiplayer mod, GTA:Rumble, and eventually joining MTA. Languages: C++ and Visual Basic. Currently studying for an IT qualification.

My home: Bristol, UK

Occupation: Student

Name: Oliver Brown

Member Since: March 25, 2005

What I do: I program all over the place in MTA. Mainly i write features into the modifications being created (both client and server side) and i write the administration system.

Who I am: Born in Solihull, UK in July 1983, I completed my A-Levels in Maths, Physics and Chemistry in 2001, studied Chemical Physics at Bristol University for a few years and I studied Computer Science at Warwick University. I now work as a computer programmer. Languages: C/C++, C#, Java, mIRC, SML, HTML, javascript, PHP, ASP, Lua, some ASM.

My home: Birmingham, UK

Occupation: Computer Programmer (Mainly C++ and C#)

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Member Since: August 5, 2003

What I do: Reverse engineering; Advanced win32 programming. Knowledgable in C/C++, x86 Assembly, Java, Jess, PHP, and Perl. Responsible for major MTA technologies including assembly code patching, DLL injection, Direct3D Hooking, Direct3D graphics creation, windows api redirection, etc.

Who I am: Born and raised in southern california (July 1983). Currently employed as a reverse engineer / network systems programmer.

My home: California, USA

Occupation: Student - Computer Engineering / minor Computer Science @ (CSULB)