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| − | + | ==Cegaiel's Web Tools:== | |
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| + | ===Brick Calculator=== | ||
| + | Enter how much straw you have or how many bricks you desire and it will tell you on the fly how many bricks your straw will produce or how much straw, mud and sand your bricks will cost you: | ||
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| − | + | ===Oyster Bed Solver=== | |
| − | + | TME's Oyster Solver, but with my images and a minor edit in the code that you dont have to click Edit button all the time... | |
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[http://sharpnetwork.net/atitd Visit Cegaiel's Web Tools] | [http://sharpnetwork.net/atitd Visit Cegaiel's Web Tools] | ||
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==Region Finder Project (Open Source Code)== | ==Region Finder Project (Open Source Code)== | ||
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| − | + | [http://rogarian.atitd.org/shroomdar2 Shroomdar 2] - Player submitted mushroom locations database. As you move the mouse around the map, the region will display in the bar on top right of page. | |
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| − | + | ===Egypt Regions Border Map=== | |
| + | Ever wonder where the coordinates of each region's borders starts/stops? Well here it is! Features a clickable Google map and some regular images for comparison. I spent a whole day running around to all ends of the world to ensure accuracy. I created this page to help produce the above <b>Region Finder</b> project. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:14, 17 September 2010
Macros
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Cegaiel's Web Tools:
Brick Calculator
Enter how much straw you have or how many bricks you desire and it will tell you on the fly how many bricks your straw will produce or how much straw, mud and sand your bricks will cost you:
Oyster Bed Solver
TME's Oyster Solver, but with my images and a minor edit in the code that you dont have to click Edit button all the time...
Region Finder Project (Open Source Code)
This is the source code for a standalone .html page (javascript) version of Region Finder that will allow you to punch in X,Y coordinates and have the region name displayed. The version on my webtools is not javascript, but Visual Basic (VBscript/ASP - Active Server Pages). This version does NOT make the google map code, like in on my webpage.
Note: I wrote this standalone java page in case I should ever choose to close down my webpage. At least with this version, the project can continue into this and future tales. The source code is absolutely, positively PUBLIC DOMAIN, use it any way you like.
Projects that use Region Finder:
Shroomdar 2 - Player submitted mushroom locations database. As you move the mouse around the map, the region will display in the bar on top right of page.
View Region Finder - Open Source Code
Egypt Regions Border Map
Ever wonder where the coordinates of each region's borders starts/stops? Well here it is! Features a clickable Google map and some regular images for comparison. I spent a whole day running around to all ends of the world to ensure accuracy. I created this page to help produce the above Region Finder project.
