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==Trade==
 
*7.1 - 7.2k quality carpentry blades for 75 wood each. 50 wood if you are providing the metal (copper or iron).
 
 
 
 
 
==Macros==
 
==Macros==
  
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==Cegaiel's Web Tools:==
 
==Cegaiel's Web Tools:==
 
===Clickable Region/Chariot Map===
 
The same map on the [[Chariot_Routes | Chariot Routes]] page except you can click on each region and it will tell you the travel times to all connecting routes (in a javascript popupbox).
 
  
  
 
===Brick Calculator===
 
===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:
 
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:
 
 
===Region Finder===
 
Enter X,Y coordinates and it will tell you what region it is located. Additionally, it will also create/append your single/multiple coordinates into a Google Map code that you can use on you can paste into your personal wiki page, for reference.
 
  
  
 
===Oyster Bed Solver===
 
===Oyster Bed Solver===
What makes mine different others? Well there are two versions currently out, both identical.  The way you solve it is based on the game called "Lights Out".
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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...
 
 
The original lights out solver is from http://www.ueda.info.waseda.ac.jp/~n-kato/lightsout/index.html , however, the colors on the solver don't match the oyster beds (blue, white, green).
 
 
 
A duplicate version is out at http://tat2mikki0.tripod.com/ that does use the correct colors (not a very good job on the images), however, tripod.com (a free web host) sticks in ads that might cause annoying popups and tracking cookies.
 
 
 
My version addresses all the issues. All the correct colors, a little neater job on the images than the tripod version and no ads!
 
  
  
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[[User:Cegaiel/Borders | View Border Map]]
 
[[User:Cegaiel/Borders | View Border Map]]
 
 
 
==Landmarks==
 
<B>My Compound/House</b> is located in <B>Shabbat Ab 1282, 1785</b>. See my Landmarks page for a map. I am located at the letter <B>(M)</b> on map (for ME). Shabbat Ab is formerly known as <B>Seven Lakes</b> by our Grandparents. This is the zone below/south of Stillwater. Just west of CS across river (yes there is a shortcut across river directly west (and tad south) of CS (in sand area on map), you do not need to run to a bridge from CS, just head west, once you hit the river, then the 2 shortcuts is a tad south)
 
 
[[User:Cegaiel/Landmarks | View My Landmarks]]
 
 
 
==My Skills==
 
 
Nothing useful for you, just a duplicate of the [[Skills]] page, but <s>checked off</s> with my skills to help me remember what I got...
 
 
 
[[User:Cegaiel/Skills | View My Skills]]
 
 
 
==Mushroom Map==
 
 
Just a small list of mushrooms I found here and there...
 
 
For a complete list visit [http://rogarian.atitd.org/shroomdar2 Shroomdar 2]
 
 
 
[[User:Cegaiel/Mushrooms | View My Mushroom Map]]
 
 
 
==My Mines==
 
 
[[User:Cegaiel/Mines | View My Mines]]
 

Latest revision as of 09:14, 17 September 2010

Macros

View My Macros

Other Users' 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...


Visit Cegaiel's Web Tools


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.


Star.gif View Region Finder - Open Source Code Star.gif


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.


View Border Map