Well, look. Lets at least try and see it from his perspective.
He wrapped B3D in to a dll allowing it to be used with many other languages and thus not tying it to the B3D compiler. Morally wrong, yes, but the license didn't forbid him from doing this. That's not his fault for jumping on to an opportunity.
So he releases it and gets blasted by everyone on the forum and is made to cease and desist the sale of this b3d wrapper only to find out that 2-3 months later the Blitz3D SDK is released. Being him for a second, it doesn't take genius thought to to put 2 and 2 together and think that he was deliberatley blocked from selling his wrapper because BRL were planning something similar and didn't want to lose sales.
I think it's this that got him all boiled up with rage which, although wrong, was kind of understandable if you were to put yourself in his shoes.
I'm not defending his attempt to harvest passwords off the site with that hack though because that was wrong.
He wrapped B3D in to a dll allowing it to be used with many other languages and thus not tying it to the B3D compiler. Morally wrong, yes, but the license didn't forbid him from doing this. That's not his fault for jumping on to an opportunity.
So he releases it and gets blasted by everyone on the forum and is made to cease and desist the sale of this b3d wrapper only to find out that 2-3 months later the Blitz3D SDK is released. Being him for a second, it doesn't take genius thought to to put 2 and 2 together and think that he was deliberatley blocked from selling his wrapper because BRL were planning something similar and didn't want to lose sales.
I think it's this that got him all boiled up with rage which, although wrong, was kind of understandable if you were to put yourself in his shoes.
I'm not defending his attempt to harvest passwords off the site with that hack though because that was wrong.