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Issues

Git Forge Tools

Issues, similar to Pull Requests, have old names they have somewhat outgrown. Traditionally, Issues would be things like bug reports, literal issues with a program. Currently, issues are much closer to anything that is an "issue" with how the program functions...

Pull Requests

Git Forge Tools

The beating heart of open source projects, a Pull Request is a submission of commits to a Forge repository with the hope that it's changes will be merged in. In complete technicality, a Pull Request is when someone makes a branch from the main branch of a Forg...

Releases

Git Forge Tools

Git Repositories often only contain source code, or non-ready-to-use information. This means that the repository itself does not include the actual runnable programs that the repository is being used to make. Additionally, since not all commits will necessaril...

Projects

Git Forge Tools

Projects introduce the concept of a Kanban Board to a Forge repository. For those who haven't used Trello or Nextcloud Deck: A Kanban Board is a way to organize tasks by their current stage of development. Boards will have cards that represent tasks that must ...

Changing Branches

Git Working and Staging Commands

Changing branches requires the use of Git's tool for moving around the version history timeline, the checkout sub command. The checkout sub command quite literally lets you check out what's happening in another branch or commit. It will alter all of your fil...

Merging Branches

Git Working and Staging Commands

Merging branches can often have important impacts on the work of others using the repository. It is best to use a Forge to coordinate merges using Pull Requests. Reference the Pull Requests page and talk to your peers before merging (epically into main branche...

Adding a Remote Repository

Git Repository Commands

Remote repositories will often be Forge repositories. Before adding a remote repository to your local git repository, you need to get the proper remote repository link from your Forge. On Forgejo (https://forge.bearware.dev/ for example), you can find that her...

Syndicate Accounts

Cartographer's Syndicate

The account system for bypassing Microsoft and Mojang, hosted on the safe servers as the Minecraft worlds themselves.

Installing a Syndicate Client

Cartographer's Syndicate Syndicate Accounts

In this sense a syndicate client is a client which does not require a Microsoft account to use. In this sense, clients like Prism are not syndicate clients because they do not have alternative authentication. Clients that do have alt-auth, like Fjord, may have...

Creating a Syndicate Account

Cartographer's Syndicate Syndicate Accounts

This guide assumes you have a working registration invite link. If you do not, get one from Lutra. For the username put in the name you want to use in your minecraft account. You can add other players later, so make this one your "main" minecraft username. You...

Changing a Player Skin or Cape

Cartographer's Syndicate Syndicate Accounts

Go to your Syndicate account and click on the player name you want to change the skin of Press the Browse button under Upload Skin and select the file you want (skip if you only want to change your cape) If the arms of the skin are only 3 pixels wide instead o...

Atlas Industria

Cartographer's Syndicate

Rules

Cartographer's Syndicate Atlas Industria

Property One of the notable differences between Atlas Industria and other servers is the complete abolition of private property. This means No claiming land as being reserved, or exclusively used, by you or any other players. All land will be collectivized lan...

Soul of the cards

A card game ttrpg based on the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and all the wacky hijinks that show brings up

Whats the deal?

Soul of the cards

A niche card game recently exploded in popularity when its supposed creator, Professor Lars ,died under mysterious circumstances. in the professor's will he stated that the IP rights and ownership of the card game, as well as his personal documents on the maki...

How do we play it?

Soul of the cards

the game is divided into 2 portions, character interaction, and the card game, with some interaction between the 2 After making a character you get to build your starting deck [Jumble of notes, keywords, and jargon from this point on until thoughts are ironed ...

Character Creation

Soul of the cards

every character has a background and goal as well as abilities for both of them. each character also has Advantages and Flaws (similar to world of darkness). additionally, every character starts with a Mystical Item.  Each player also chooses a Duelist Type, g...

Tournament arc 1

Soul of the cards

the tournament for IP rights of the card game will have multiple phases in order to embrace all aspects of the card game out of respect of the late creator.  Phase 1 - the elimination phase. there are many tournament participants but only one can win the whole...