I do it as a hobby, ZBrush (trail version) , is my favorite, Unity slowly becoming my favorite too, and Autodesk.

Wow, more active posters that are artists and programmers on here than I thought there would be

i have no skill at all. I have to use a theme to create my blog ;(

Do you mean reverse engineer from, or reverse engineer to? If I attempt to reverse engineer manually, I do so in assembly. However, it's merely a 1:1 interpretation of binary so my decompiler works in straight binary. It then performs in the reverse of a compiler (a compiler interprets, builds with code blocks and finally optimises). The decompiler attempts to move things to a simpler level as a form of de-optimisation before pattern matching to get an output in C. More complex assembly requires the use of tracking every single piece of memory as to where it's read and where it's written (including the registers/accumulators/CPU flags).

I should have said do you do any reverse engineering and if so do you use   interactive disassembler ?

Yes, I reverse engineer older games. I don't use interactive disassembler, I generally stick to the disassemblers that I built myself (they generally cater for things such as the current MMC in use, so it's easier to reference physical addresses from interpreted ones. The rest is done via a hex editor.

thanks for the info.

Big time programmer here. Currently in the process of creating my own interactive porn RPG.

I probably still can do web design, graphic design and animation.. my skills shouldn't have degraded that much but nowadays I'm just more the cool guy who comes up with a great idea for a logo, marketing campaign, website, video or animation and then tell other people to implement it..

Nah, just a lazy person who likes to pretend to be a programmer.

If you want to see one of my programs visit:

irc.rizon.net/doki

and try finding my bot, people will prolly tell you if ask for me