User:I 7d
Revamping the page currently, sorry if things are messy :)
Hello! This is 7d. I've been here since 4/9/19.
Status Key
- - I'm on the server everyday, usually mornings and evenings
- - I'm on the server on weekends only, usually mornings and evenings. I'm rarely on during weekdays
- - I'm on vacation
- - I'm only on the server on some weekends
- - I'm not on the server for several months
- - bye
Usually my status never goes past orange, and rarely past yellow
Current status lasting until: idk anymore
Next status:
History
[Guest]: I heard of this server somewhere around 2015-2016 but I joined in 2019 (when the other servers were down). I applied for member on the same day I joined, at 4pm. (It was a Wednesday.)
While I was waiting for my member application results, I was looking for a place to build my town, Foresne. At first, I considered the ice plains biome south of the Fort Yaxier area and the extreme west part of the Southern Line. I went to check out the latter (fun fact: I didn't use warps) but it was already claimed by other people. I didn't bother to check out the former. But then, I discovered the forest around SW6. It has a lot of hills and lagoons, which I liked. There is an extreme hills biome at SW5 and lots of high cliffs around SW7, so I planned to extend Foresne there too. So there was where Foresne is.
Before the member application email came, I was always checking my mail all the time. (The wait took freakishly long.) I also visited most of everyone's user pages to see how long they had to wait. (Yes. I was that impatient.) But the email did come at 3am on Sunday. It was a rejection email. However, I bothered myself to wait until Monday. On Monday, I submitted my second application at 6-7am. (I didn't wake up just for this. I had an event at 8am.)
My second member application email miraculously came at 7am on Tuesday. Surprisingly, my application was approved. (That was what motivated me to get out of bed. I woke up at 8am.)
[Member] : So that day, I started work on Foresne. (More info about Foresne can be found in its page.) During my member period, I mainly built Foresne. I also built a ForesTools shop at Espil Ecilidae Centre. I also claimed 2 houses: one on Mayor's Island in Foresne Central, and one in Espil Aura.
[Citizen]: On 28 September, Vickiposa endorsed me for citizen, and on the next day, Echohue. (Thank you very much to both, by the way!) I still continued building Foresne, which became part of the Epsilonian Republic during my Citizen days. I also helped at PeacemakerX5's town and Pasadena.
[Trustee]: I asked Echohue, LithiumMirnuriX and Fiork777 for an endorsement. On 1 November, when I was helping ModernArt build Pasadena's T6, MinecraftYoshi26 asked me if I was a supporter. (I wasn't.) But at first, I didn't know the reason why he asked that, which was for my promotion. (Thank you to all 4 by the way!) So I continued building Foresne. I also helped build Pasadena (Epping and Valley Heights). The Flying Tree Square and Foresne Liveray railway station started construction during this time.
[Councillor]: I asked Chiefbozx for an endorsement after Echohue willingly endorsed me after a worldedit, and the former promoted me to councillor. (Thank you to both by the way!) I continued building Foresne. I also had Springwood as my second town. Foresne has also entered Zimbobwica and Lumeva was founded at that time too.
[Mayor]: I asked Mossie and Megascatterbomb (and Echohue) for an endorsement and was promoted to Mayor. (Thanks to all 3 by the way!) I continued building Foresne and Springwood. Zeta opened during this time as well, and that was when I founded Kazeshima.
[Senator]: As Kazeshima was getting large I decided to submit Kaze for the first time in August 2020 but failed, but in May 2022 I decided to submit it after furnishing a lot of franchise spaces and expanding quite a lot. Didn't expect it to get Senator first try but here we are
[Mod]: I got Moderator at the Jan 2022 GSM, idk what to say here TODO add more stuff
Supporter: An anonymous person gifted me supporter. Thanks very much to him :D
Things I can do (other than Minecraft)
- Write code in JS, TS, Java, Kotlin, Python, V, Rust, C# and Lua
- I write Python libraries! Page here
- I'm working on my own programming language, it's called zyxt
- Second most important project is pymcfunc, writing Minecraft datapacks in Python, do check it out :))
- I also have tile-renderer (tile rendering for MRT Mapping Services) and tegen (terminal graphics engine)
- I can also develop games (Bevy is preferred)
- I can do Spigot plugins (in Kotlin)
- Arrange/Compose music (with Musescore)
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Comissions
Map-making
Yes, I can make maps for you... for free! :D contact me for more details. I can make air or rail maps
Software dev projects
I can make websites and write algorithms if you need it. It'll take a while if I'm busy.
Q&A
Ask me anything in my talk page. If I would answer it your question would be here.
- Do you know PeacemakerX5?
- I'm his former classmate
- How did you create the FLR map?
- I use Inkscape. It is a free software. Here's how I did the old map:
- I use the beizer curves tool for lines. To turn 90°, drag the mouse 2 notches forward, then let go and go 2 notches left/right.
- To turn 45°, drag the mouse 1 notch forward, then let go and go 1 notch diagonally left/right.
- 0.75mm is a good thickness for your lines.
- For shared tracks, I recommend using a 0.375mm line and putting the 2 lines side by side.
- The grid is super useful. Press shift + 3 to activate.
- I use squares for my stations. They are white bordered with a thick black.
- I use Inkscape. It is a free software. Here's how I did the old map:
Fun Facts
- Frumple has smitten me before. It didn't scare me.
- I'm currently attempting to learn Dutch
- I don't like to write wiki pages
- My favourite letter is either ë, æ or w
Will
All my assets go to PeacemakerX5, except Springwood (ModernArt). Let's hope this doesn't happen.
How to calculate an evenly-spaced row of pillars
I might do a web app for this, but oh well
1. Load a graphing calculator
2. Input x(y+p)+y=d [Eq 1] (or x(y+p)+p=d [Eq 2] if you want pillars at the corners), where p = pillar length and d = length of row
3. Find a point where x and y are integers
4. y is your interval distance (distance between pillars); x+1 [Eq 1]/x [Eq 2] is how many intervals you should have.
5. If you can't find any point where x and y are both integers, try using Eq 2, but replace "d" with "d-2".
6. If you want to have multiple rows of pillars of different lengths but all with same interval, do step 2 (same p, different d) for each row. Then find a set of points where y is the same, and x and y are integers.