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| title | date | draft | tags | math | medium_enabled |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ascii Towns in the Tildeverse with Cadastre | 2024-01-17T18:14:32-05:00 | false | false | false |
Cadastre stitches together plots of "land" that users on a tilde server control. Ultimately creating one giant ascii town.
For example, consider one user has the following in ~/.cadastre/home.txt:
0 0
####################
# ________ #
# /~\__\___\ #
# | | | | ,,,, #
# ,,,,, #
# ~~~~~ ,,,,, #
# ~~~~~ _ #
# ~~~~~ (*) #
# ~deepend | #
# #
####################
While another user has:
0 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~
~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Then the stitched together town will be:
#################### ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# ________ # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# /~\__\___\ # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# | | | | ,,,, # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# ,,,,, # ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# ~~~~~ ,,,,, # ~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
# ~~~~~ _ # ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~
# ~~~~~ (*) # ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~
# ~deepend | # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# # ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
#################### ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ascii art is something that always interested me, but I never took the time to make. Cadastre limits us to 24x12 characters which serves as a good starting canvas for myself.
You might be able to tell, but I'm a big fan of mountains.
+=======================+
. /\ .
. / \ /\ .
. / \/ \/\ .
. / \ _ \ \ .
. ____// .
. ___/____/ @@@ .
. ___/ @@@@@@@ .
. @@@@@@@@@ .
. @@@@@@@ .
. ~brozek | | .
.........................
Check out my plot among the village over at tilde.club. For a more lively instance check out tilde.town.
Thanks to ~troido for creating this cool piece of software!