<h2>Welcome to my brand new site</h2>
So you may be wondering, why? Well I always liked the idea of having my own system I can have complete control over. So on this new site we have the blog and forums combined into one entire site. We also now have an entire games section that you can enjoy.

So you may be wondering, why? Well I always liked the idea of having my own system I can have complete control over. So on this new site we have the blog and forums combined into one entire site. We also now have an entire games section that you can enjoy.

Welcome to my brand new site So you may be wondering, why? Well I always liked the idea of having my own system I can have complete control over. So on this new site we have the blog and forums combined into one entire s...

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DALL-E Generations #5

I woke up to the dull, throbbing pain in my temples, my head pounding like a distant drumbeat. The cold, hard floor beneath me sent a shiver up my spine as I pushed myself up onto my elbows. My vision blurred for a moment, my eyes struggling to adjust to the dim lighting that bathed everything in a sickly, artificial glow.



I had no idea where I was. The air was stale, carrying the scent of mildew and old rot, and as I breathed in deeply, a metallic tang settled at the back of my throat. I rubbed my temples and slowly took in my surroundings. Towering storefronts lined a massive hallway, their glass windows smeared with dust and grime. Some still had mannequins frozen in lifeless poses, their plastic eyes staring blankly ahead. Others were nothing but empty husks, the shelves inside stripped bare. It was an abandoned mall—one that had clearly been forgotten by time.



A faint buzzing sound filled the silence, and I turned toward the flickering fluorescent lights overhead. Some still sputtered weakly, casting elongated shadows across the cracked tile floor. I swallowed hard, the sheer desolation of the place sending a creeping unease into my bones.



I couldn’t remember how I got here. My last clear memory was being at home, lying in bed, scrolling mindlessly on my phone before exhaustion took over. And now—this. The thought sent another spike of pain through my skull, but I forced myself to my feet, ignoring the way my legs trembled beneath me.



I needed to get out.



I scanned the corridor, hoping to find an exit, but every direction seemed to stretch on endlessly, the hallways curving into darkness. My heart pounded as I took a tentative step forward, my footsteps echoing too loudly against the hollow walls. The sound unnerved me, making me feel even more alone in this vast, decaying space.



Or maybe I wasn’t alone.



That thought lingered in the back of my mind as I moved toward the center of the mall. Kiosks stood abandoned, their cheap trinkets covered in a fine layer of dust. A few scattered signs still clung to the walls, their faded lettering peeling away.



FOOD COURT – THIS WAY



I hesitated, my stomach twisting in knots. The idea of finding something edible here was absurd, but the food court might have an exit—or at least a clearer view of where I was. I started walking, the silence around me growing heavier with each step.



And then I heard it.



A whisper.



It was faint, like wind rustling through dead leaves, but there was no mistaking it. My breath hitched, and I spun around, scanning the shadows. Nothing. Just empty storefronts and mannequins with lifeless faces.



My pulse thundered as I quickened my pace. The whispering didn’t stop. If anything, it grew stronger, curling around my ears like icy tendrils. It wasn’t in any language I recognized—just hushed, unintelligible murmurs, layered over one another like an eerie, discordant melody.



I broke into a run.



The food court loomed ahead, its wide, open space filled with overturned chairs and tables. The counters of the old restaurants were coated in filth, their menus hanging in tatters. A skylight above let in a dull, gray light, offering a momentary break from the suffocating gloom. My chest heaved as I scanned the area, searching for any sign of an exit.



And then I saw them.



Silhouettes.



At first, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. They stood at the far end of the food court, barely visible in the murky light. Their shapes were human-like, but something was wrong. They didn’t move. They didn’t breathe. They just stood there, staring, watching.



The whispering grew louder.



I took a step back, my body screaming at me to run, but my legs wouldn’t cooperate. The figures twitched, a single, jerky motion that sent ice through my veins. Then, as one, they began to move. Not walking—gliding, as if their feet never touched the ground.



I turned and bolted.



My lungs burned as I tore through the mall, my only focus on escape. The corridors blurred past me, mannequins flashing by like pale ghosts. My footsteps pounded in rhythm with my heartbeat, but the whispers never faded. They were inside my head now, coiling around my thoughts, distorting them.



I stumbled into a department store, my breath ragged. The shelves were mostly bare, save for a few scattered remnants of a long-gone era. My eyes darted around, desperate for a hiding spot. A dressing room stood partially open, its mirrors reflecting the dim light. I lunged inside and pulled the door shut, pressing myself against the cold wall. My chest heaved, and I forced myself to slow my breathing.



Then, in the mirror, I saw movement.



A figure. Standing directly behind me.



My blood turned to ice. I whipped around, but there was nothing there—just empty air. But in the mirror, the shadow remained. Closer now. Almost touching me.



I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t think.



The lights flickered, and for a split second, the reflection grinned.



A hand, cold as death, clamped over my mouth.



Then the world went dark.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Theater</h2>



I woke up gasping for air, the cold seeping into my bones like I had been lying on ice. The headache was worse this time—a deep, pounding sensation like something was trying to burrow its way out of my skull. My body ached as I pushed myself up, my fingers brushing against something damp and sticky on the floor. The air was thick with rot, heavier than before, clogging my nostrils with a putrid stench that made my stomach twist.



The mall had changed.



It was darker now, the few working lights dimmer than before, barely illuminating the halls beyond a few feet. The walls, once merely dusty and abandoned, now looked as though they were rotting. Large patches of black mold festered in clusters, and deep cracks ran along the floor, revealing something dark beneath. The air was damp, and the sound of distant dripping water echoed eerily through the emptiness.



I swallowed hard, trying to ignore the gnawing dread that coiled inside my gut. My mind screamed at me to find an exit, but something deep within me whispered that escape wasn’t an option. Not yet.



I started walking, my footsteps muffled against the warped tile. The silence was different this time. It wasn’t empty—it was expectant. Like the whole building was waiting for something. Or someone.



Then I saw it.



A faded, dust-covered directory sign stood at the center of the hallway, tilted at an odd angle like it had been knocked loose. Most of the lettering had peeled away, but one section still stood out, the words barely legible:



CINEMA – LEVEL 2



A movie theater.



It made no sense. The idea of a working movie theater in a place like this was absurd. And yet, I felt an overwhelming pull toward it, like something inside me needed to see it for myself. My body moved before my mind could catch up, my steps quickening as I followed the signs deeper into the mall.



The escalator leading to the second floor was long dead, its rubber grips coated in dust, but I climbed it anyway. Each step groaned under my weight, the sound bouncing through the hollow halls. When I reached the top, I was greeted by a massive, looming entrance.



The theater.



Its doors were slightly ajar, revealing a darkness beyond that felt different from the rest of the mall. It wasn’t just the absence of light—it was thick, almost tangible. The old marquee above the entrance still had remnants of letters clinging to it, but they were too faded to read. The smell of stale popcorn and something far more rancid filled the air.



I hesitated. Every rational part of me screamed to turn back, to run. But something about the theater called to me. I stepped inside.



The lobby was in ruins. Ticket booths were shattered, the counters smeared with something dark. Posters hung in tattered shreds along the walls, their once-vivid images now faded into barely recognizable smears. The concession stand looked like it had been abandoned mid-service—old bags of popcorn sat out, their contents reduced to moldy, green clumps. The soda machines were caked in grime, dried liquid staining the floor beneath them.



And yet…



From one of the theaters, I heard it.



A movie.



The faint glow of a projector flickered down the hallway, its rhythmic clicking filling the air like a heartbeat. The sound of dialogue drifted toward me, muffled and strange. I followed it, my breath shallow, until I stood before the entrance to Theater 6.



The door was ajar.



Inside, rows of decrepit seats stretched into the darkness, their fabric torn and riddled with decay. The screen at the front glowed with a strange, flickering light, displaying a black-and-white film. The actors on screen moved stiffly, their mouths forming words that didn’t quite match the muffled audio playing through the crackling speakers. The seats weren’t empty—shadowed figures sat scattered throughout the room, their forms barely visible in the dim light.



I stepped inside.



The moment I did, the air changed. It became heavier, pressing against my skin like a thick fog. I swallowed hard and walked down the aisle, my eyes fixed on the screen. The movie was playing, but something about it was…wrong. The characters weren’t following any discernible plot—they just…stood there. Waiting.



I sank into a seat near the back, my hands gripping the armrests. The figures in the audience didn’t move. They didn’t breathe. They were perfectly still, facing the screen with an unnatural rigidity.



I turned back to the film.



The actors—there were three of them, a man and two women—were sitting at a dinner table. They were dressed in old-fashioned clothes, their hair perfectly styled. But they weren’t eating. They weren’t speaking. They were staring.



At me.



My throat went dry. It wasn’t just my imagination. Their glassy, expressionless eyes weren’t looking at each other. They were fixed on me, unblinking, their heads tilted ever so slightly.



The whispering started again.



Soft, insidious, curling around my ears like a phantom breeze. It came from the screen, from the figures in the audience, from the darkness itself. My hands clenched the armrests tighter as my pulse thundered in my ears.



Then, one of the actors moved.



Not smoothly. Not like a person should. Their head jerked sharply, their neck snapping to the side with a sickening crunch. The others followed suit, their movements unnatural, like marionettes on invisible strings.



The whispering grew louder.



The figures in the audience shifted, their bodies twisting in their seats. I couldn’t see their faces, but I could feel their eyes on me. The air grew thick, suffocating, as the figures on the screen began to stand, their rigid limbs shaking as if struggling against unseen restraints.



I needed to leave. Now.



I bolted from my seat, stumbling into the aisle. The figures in the audience moved with me, their heads snapping in my direction as I rushed for the door. My breath came in ragged gasps as I shoved it open, tumbling back into the hallway.



The whispering didn’t stop.



I turned and ran, my vision blurring as I sprinted down the hall. The glow of the projector flickered behind me, casting monstrous shadows against the walls. I didn’t dare look back. I didn’t want to see what was following me.



I reached the lobby, my lungs burning. The air felt heavier, the rot clinging to my skin. The mall was changing again—I could feel it. The walls groaned, the floors cracked beneath my feet. It was swallowing me whole.



I had to get out.



But as I turned toward the exit, my blood ran cold.



The doorway was gone.



In its place stood another theater entrance.



The sign above it flickered to life, the letters rearranging themselves with an eerie, deliberate slowness.



NOW PLAYING: YOU



The whispering swelled to a deafening roar as the door creaked open on its own.



And something inside…was waiting.

Whispers in the WolfTown Mall

The wind howled outside, whipping through the streets of WolfTown, Pennsylvania, with an icy ferocity that rattled the very windows of the Wolf's Inn. Snow cascaded in thick, blinding sheets, and ice coated the roads like an unforgiving glaze. It was December 18th, 1936, and the Holiday Festival had drawn many to the town, filling every room in the inn with travelers who now found themselves trapped due to the storm. No cars could pass through, and no emergency services could come to the rescue. The guests had no choice but to wait out the blizzard together.



Among them was Mabel Arta, a retired detective from the neighboring town of Lonesdale. With a sharp mind honed by years of solving intricate cases, Mabel had come to WolfTown seeking nothing more than a few days of respite and merriment. But fate, it seemed, had other plans.



She sat at the desk in her modest hotel room on the fifth floor, the flickering light of the desk lamp casting elongated shadows against the pale wallpaper. A cup of coffee sat cooling beside her as she carefully inked her thoughts into her leather-bound diary, detailing her travel and the unexpected storm. The hotel, though quaint, carried a peculiar air about it. Something felt... off. But she dismissed the feeling as nothing more than exhaustion.



Then, a sound shattered the stillness of the night.



Glass breaking. Four doors down.



Mabel’s head snapped up. The walls were thin enough that the noise reached her clearly. Instinct kicked in before logic, and she rose, slipping on her overcoat over her nightdress. The hallway was dim, the wall sconces casting a dull amber glow, flickering as if in tune with the storm outside. A deep sense of foreboding settled over her as she neared the source of the noise.



The door to room 514 stood ajar, swaying ever so slightly as though someone had just passed through. Mabel’s breath hitched. She hesitated, then, carefully, nudged the door open further.



"Hello? Is everything alright?" Her voice was steady, but her heartbeat was anything but.



Silence.



She reached for the switch and flipped on the light.



The sight before her made her stomach drop. A broken lamp lay shattered across the floor, jagged glass glistening against the worn carpet. But more striking than that—was the body. A brown and black-furred wolf lay sprawled across the bed, his shirt stained crimson. Blood pooled beneath him, and a knife, the handle still protruding from his ribs, gleamed menacingly in the light.



Footprints. Bloody, leading from the bed to the door. The assailant had fled.



Mabel barely had time to process what she was seeing before a blood-curdling scream erupted behind her. She whirled around to find a young woman, one of the guests, standing in the hallway, her hands clamped over her mouth in horror.



Within moments, doors flung open up and down the corridor. Guests poured out, their groggy faces turning into masks of alarm as they saw the scene unfolding.



"What's happened?" barked a voice, deep and commanding. The inn’s owner, Mr. Howard Hargrove, an imposing gray-furred wolf in a neatly pressed vest, pushed through the growing crowd.



Mabel straightened, her detective instincts already slotting into place. "There's been a murder. We need to seal this hallway immediately. The killer may still be among us."



As the guests gathered in the hotel's lounge, the storm raged on outside, trapping everyone within the walls of the Wolf’s Inn. The victim was soon identified as Theodore "Theo" Lattimore, a traveling businessman with no known enemies—or so it seemed. Mabel sat in one of the plush lounge chairs, a notebook in her lap, as she eyed the gathered suspects. The diner's warm lights flickered, and the occasional gust of wind rattled the windows. She knew one thing for certain—whoever had killed Theo was still in this very room.



Vivian Clarke, the woman who screamed, was a socialite visiting town for the festival. Was she truly just a horrified bystander, or was there more to her reaction? Samuel Hargrove, the innkeeper’s son, had been acting strangely all evening, lurking near the fifth-floor hallway just before the murder. Elliot Finch, a reclusive writer, kept mostly to himself but had a room directly beside Theo’s. Lucian "Lucky" Moran, a known gambler and conman, had been seen arguing with Theo earlier in the evening in the hotel diner. Then there was Agatha Wren, the hotel’s head maid, who had been cleaning the floor earlier that day. She knew the ins and outs of the hotel better than anyone.



Mabel knew she needed to act fast. The footprints showed a rushed escape—but where had the killer gone? And why had Theo been targeted?



She began speaking to the staff, asking about the last time Theo was seen alive. Agatha remembered seeing him leave the diner around 10:30 PM, heading toward his room with a drink in hand. The bartender confirmed this, adding that Theo had appeared uneasy, as though someone were watching him. A guest who had been playing cards in the lounge recalled seeing Vivian Clarke get up around the same time, saying she needed water. But if Vivian had only gone for water, why had she been the first at the scene? And why was there no glass of water found near her when she screamed?



Determined to get answers, Mabel examined the bloody footprints more closely. They weren’t random—they led to the room next to Theo’s, not Elliot Finch’s, but Vivian’s. When questioned, Vivian insisted she had nothing to do with it, that she merely stumbled upon the body. But Mabel had seen something odd—a faint smudge of red on the hem of Vivian’s gown.



Mabel pressed further, retracing her steps and interviewing others again. Lucky Moran admitted that Theo owed him money, but he scoffed at the idea of killing over a gambling debt. Samuel Hargrove, however, seemed nervous. "I saw Vivian heading upstairs before Theo left the diner," he admitted. "I thought she was just going to her room, but... I don’t know. She seemed in a hurry."



That was enough for Mabel. She needed a new approach—evidence beyond a knife. She found the inn’s records, searching for any past dealings between Theo and Vivian. It turned out Theo had been blackmailing Vivian, using information from her past against her.



A confrontation between them was inevitable.



Mabel called everyone together in the lounge and reconstructed the night piece by piece. She pointed out inconsistencies in Vivian’s story, revealing the lies woven into her alibi. Under the mounting pressure, Vivian finally cracked.



"Fine! Yes, I killed him! He was threatening to ruin me!" she sobbed. "I had no choice! I confronted him, and we struggled... It was an accident!"



As the storm continued to howl outside, the case was closed. The guests, though shaken, finally found a moment of peace. And Mabel, as always, had found the truth hidden in the storm’s shadow.



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I felt that this story ran a bit short and fell into a bit of a creativity block so in the future I plan to make the story longer.
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The Mystery at Wolf's Inn

In the heart of a frigid Kentucky winter, the quaint town of Somerset lay blanketed in snow, its serenity a stark contrast to the turmoil brewing within the walls of its state penitentiary. George Marlow, convicted of a crime he swore he didn’t commit, was counting his final hours on death row.



The day was drawing to a close when the guard, a burly man with a face hardened by years of thankless duty, entered his cell. “Time, Marlow,” he said, his voice a mix of indifference and hidden sympathy.



George looked up, his eyes a turbulent mix of fear and resolve. He’d always been a survivor, and now, faced with the ultimate finality, his instinct screamed for him to fight, to flee. But where? How? The walls of the penitentiary were as unyielding as fate.



As he was led down the bleak corridor, a sudden commotion erupted. A distant alarm, shouts, the chaos of a rare opportunity. In a split second, driven by sheer desperation, George acted. He seized the guard’s baton in a swift, surprising motion, striking him and sending him tumbling to the ground, unconscious but alive.



His heart pounding, George dashed through the maze of corridors, his every step a dance with danger. The prison, a fortress of despair, was alive with the sound of alarms and the shouts of guards. Yet, in the chaos, he found his path to a neglected service gate, its lock succumbing to the stolen keys with a reluctant click.



Freedom, cold and biting, embraced him as he stepped into the wintry night. Somerset, a town now haunted by his legacy, lay before him, its lights flickering like accusatory eyes. He needed a disguise, a new identity. His plan was as desperate as it was simple: blend in, disappear.



Under the cover of darkness, he neared a small clothing store, its window a gateway to his new guise. With a heavy heart, he shattered the glass with a found brick, grabbing a motley assortment of clothing - a purple shirt with white stripes, gray jeans, and a yellow hat, an ensemble as mismatched as his feelings.



Dressed in his new attire, George found a moment's rest behind an ancient oak tree, its branches a temporary shield from the prying eyes of dawn. The morning paper, flapping in the cold breeze, carried his infamy on its front page, a grim reminder of his unwanted legacy.



With nowhere to go, he set his sights on Tennessee, a new land, a possible new life. Along his journey, he encountered the unexpected - a woman by the river, her brown hair flowing, her green dress a splash of color in the bleak landscape. But she vanished as quickly as she appeared, a figment of his strained mind or perhaps a symbol of lost innocence.



Finally, George reached Nashville, a city bustling with life, a stark contrast to the solitary journey he'd undertaken. Here, amidst the crowds, he realized the true weight of his freedom. It wasn't in the running, the hiding, or the disguising. It was in confronting the truth, facing his past, and seeking redemption in the eyes of a world that had already judged him.



And so, George Marlow, once a prisoner of fate, now walked the streets of Nashville, a free man burdened with the chains of his past, searching for a future where the truth could finally set him free.

The last escape of George Marlow

DALL-E Generations #4

DALL-E Generations #3

<h2>The rules are as follows!</h2>



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1. No bullying [1 Week Ban - PERM BAN] NO WARNING 2. No arguing at staff [1 hour mute - 1 month mute] 3. No racism [1 Month - PERM BAN] NO WARNING 4. No scamming [PERM IP BAN] NO WARNING 5. No hacking [PERM IP BAN] NO WARNING 6. No griefing/raiding [1 week ban - 5 year ban] 7. No leaking information [PERM IP BAN] NO WARNING 8. No spamming [1 hour ban - PERM BAN] 9. No NSFW content unless you are in the NSFW group. If you are please post in the designated area. [Deletion of post - 1 year ban] 10. No gore AT ALL [Deletion of post - PERM BAN] 11. You may not have more than 6 alts [1 day BAN - PERM BAN] This is depending on what you do with them 12. No threats [PERM IP BAN] This means threatening to harm other players or the server NO WARNING 13. No cheating [1 week ban - PERM BAN] 14. No controversial topics [1 hour mute - PERM MUTE] 15. No advertising anything thats not related to our servers [1 week mute - PERM MUTE] 16. No malicious/suspicious links or files [PERM BAN] NO WARNING 17. ABSOLUTELY NO POLITICS [WARN - PERM BAN] 18. [Brickadia] No excessive lights, sounds, or weapons[Kick - 1 year ban] 19. NO TOXIC BEHAVIOUR



20. No Cringy Behaviour! [Kick - 1 day ban] 



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<figure class="wp-block-pullquote"><blockquote>Any loopholes with be automatically nulled and will result in a warn.If any of these rules are broken you will be warned. You get 3 warnings until you get banned.These rules apply to all of MAWStudios Services such as Minecraft, website, and discord server.By NO WARNING I mean you will be banned with no warning if it is severe.</blockquote></figure>

Rules 28.1.21

Quite some time has passed, it felt like an entire day. There are no windows in the break room or even a clock. Through the past few hours I believe I have heard many terrifying sounds from screaming to loud bangs. The news channel shut off not too long ago, now all it shows is static. Maybe it's time that I get out and try to make it to my house, I need to get my family to safety. Before I left I checked everywhere for something I could use to protect myself, I only found a small knife. I remove the barricade of tables and other crap as quietly as I could, being cautious as to not draw attention. I opened the door and continued on to the nearest first-floor windows, it wasn't as chaotic this time although it was eerily quiet. There were vehicles everywhere: wrecked into buildings, wrecked into each other, there was even a huge trailer truck lodged halfway into the lobby of the office. On top of that there were bodies littered all over the streets and blood splattered in a ton of places, there were only a few of them shuffling around and even crawling.



 It came time to try and jump down to the ground, luckily there was a trailer that I could jump onto, although, it was a bit of a fall. I jump down and only suffered a slight pain that lasted a few seconds, however, I made it which is what I was more concerned about. I stayed onto the trailer so I could contemplate on what to do next, but my best idea was to just head for my car and hope there are no blockades. I just off the trailer and bolted toward my car when out of nowhere I am tripped by a mangled being with no right eye and missing both of their legs. The being started screeching and trying to bite my face off, until I kicked until it released me from its grip. I continued on, this time, carefully as to not trip or get grabbed by another. 



 A few moments later I finally reached my car, dodging about 4 more deformed beings. I went to grab my keys in my pocket but noticed that they weren't there, I panicked shuffling everywhere for a place that my keys could be until I finally found it lying under the car. I finally get in the car and turn it on, hoping that I can make it to my house. I close the car door and start my venture onto my home, with the radio on with hopes that there would be some helpful information. A few minutes passed and every station just radiates static, I've had to drive past quite a few wrecks and had to dodge a few of them as well. The undead littered the roads, to which I've had to swerve out of the way of. After a few more minutes of dodging I am forced to stop because of a massive trailer truck blocking the road.



 There is no possible way to drive around it as there are piles of cars in a pileup all over the road. The land next to the road is overrun by the undead so I decide that my only chance is to try and climb the wreckage and hope I can find a working vehicle. I get out of the car and run as fast as I can hoping that I can make it before the undead beings realize that I'm there. I reach the wreckage just as the zombies notice and start to run after me, in a quick thought I jumped up onto the hood of a car and start to climb through all the cars and trucks. I finally make it through but what I see as I look is depressing, piles of bodies and cars on fires. I could even see a family of 4 in a wrecked car, barely moving I could tell that they were one of them by the way they would gurgle like the one's at the office. The driver noticed me and banged on the window with his limp arm, I knew I had to find shelter and a decent weapon if I wanted any chance of surviving this.



 I look around the road with blood and bodies everywhere. I find a store with broken windows and the alarm blaring, as if it was recently raided. I enter the building, piles of litter everywhere. There is no food in sight, everything has been wiped clean. As I reach the employee door to the storage area, I am surprised by an undead that grabs me and tries to bite me. I kicked as hard as I could and to my surprise it worked, he stumbled onto his back and struggled the get back up. It took a bit of thought, but I decided to grab a near crowbar and jam it into his head so he wouldn't have to suffer.



 As I look around for any resources I could use, I notice a shotgun under the store clerks desk. I grab it in hopes that I can find some ammunition to use it with. I check the slot and noticed that it still has a single unfired shell, maybe there is some more around. I stop and think about where a store clerk may hide some ammunition and I thought: what about his office? So I go towards the back and as I'm looking around I notice a locked door with no indication of what it could be. I tried as hard as I could to open the door but all my attempts proved to be futile. Then it dawned on me that I had a great tool that I put into an undead workers head.



 I run back to the undead worker and pull the crowbar out of his head proceeding to run back to the door as fast as I can. I jam the crowbar in and pull and to my joy it opens, however, what I saw was very strange. Everything was out of order, papers everywhere, chairs on the ground, computer screen broken, and dirt everywhere. The computer hummed, but the monitor showed colors and a crack on the screen as if someone had stabbed it. There was no sign that anyone was near yet it felt very eerie. It was like someone hasn't been in here for days, but then I looked under the desk and noticed a body. It was the store clerk, he somehow managed to stab himself in the head. As I stared I realized that he wasn't moving like all of the others, had this happened before this chaos had occurred?



 All I heard was the hum of the running computer, the city was quiet except for a few car alarms going off. After moments of thinking, I decided to resume my main quest of searching for ammunition. I look through all the bookshelves and find nothing, I didn't find much until I checked the desk. Once I searched the desk I found 5 shells, 2 AA batteries, and a flashlight. I felt a bit of relief knowing that I had some means of protection, now I can survive the coming night.

Zombie Apocalypse: End of the first night

It was a cold autumn morning, the roar of the wind was howling past me as I march toward the doors of the office. As I open the doors I am immediately greeted by an angry character as I was five minutes late. Every day here is like a nightmare, I have always wanted to quit and pursue a different career that doesn't have me trapped in a cubicle daily. The smell of coffee filled through the air as I sit down at my desk, "It sure smells delicious but it doesn't taste how you'd expect," I thought. As I let out a defeated sigh I turn on my computer and open my spreadsheet. As I start filling in some data I notice that I have no internet connection, so I start to look for someone to ask about the internet. Strangely, though, I cannot find anyone, it's as if they've all vanished. Maybe they want to a meeting and forgot to tell me, I thought. Although I felt that this might not be the case, and each theory on where everyone went kept racing through my head. 



 I decided to go walking about trying to find someone, but alas, not a single soul in sight. As I reach the stairway a new smell started to arise, it was very musty like sulfur. I opened the door and to my surprise and horror I saw what looked to be my Coworker Jim on the floor missing half of his face. Many thoughts raced through my head but not a single one of them was to check to see if he was okay. Instead I bolted down the stairs and watched as the numbers went down: 14,13,12,11,10,9...but then something else came. It was another Coworker, I did not know his name though as he was pretty new. "Hey, do you know what's going on? Where is everyone?" I asked him. There was no response, instead he made a strange gurgling sound. After a few seconds of disbelief he started to jump at me, trying to bite me. "What are you doing!?" I yelled as I tried to keep him away from me. 



 There was definitely something going on and I couldn't stay at the office, so I pushed him hard until he fell down and continued my way down the stairs. As I made it to the bottom floor I tried to open the door, but it wouldn't budge, it was as if someone placed a desk with a copy machine on top of it in front of the door. I had to find another way out, but where? I kept thinking on ways to get out and one idea came to mind that could work, I could go the the first floor and go out of the window. I went to the first floor, and went to the first window that I could find. As I open the window I hear a multitude of screams and horns, there were bodies all over the street and cars wrecked into a building. There were people watching in horror as they watched their loved ones getting eaten by what looked to be deformed human beings. 



 Chaos filled the streets, nobody was safe it was everyone for themself. There was no cell phone service or internet so it was very difficult to figure out what was going on. My only hope was to find a television, but I could not figure out where to find one, nowadays people just use their phones. I ventured onto the break room with hopes that there is a television in there. As I near halfway there I find bloodstains that follow into a conference room, I peek my head in and find 5 bodies of people who worked here. One of them had a pen sticking out of their skull as they were sitting in a chair, he had dark brown hair with blood all over his face. He was also wearing a black suit with a striped red and green tie, the others were scattered onto the floor covered in blood, one was missing his left eye, and other one had his entire face missing. 



 After finding nothing useful while looting the room, I continued my path to the break room. It took a long time, and I found a lot of bodies along the way but I finally made it, and to my joy there was a television. Unfortunately it was a really old television and was unplugged but it looked like it could still work. I plugged the television in and pressed the power button and to my surprise there was a news broadcast. "A new virus outbreak has surfaced and has put the city under quarantine. Experts advise everyone to stay indoors and keep weapons as to protect yourselves." Well, I thought, I guess I should try to barricade myself inside. 



 My efforts to create a decent barricade have not been completely successful. In the end I decided to just move the tables in there in front of the door and place some objects on top of it. Once I finished the barricade I sat down and tried to relax. My time of relaxing did not last long as a loud roar rumbled outside of the break room. I immediately flicked the lights off, turned the television off, and got down on the floor in a dark shadowy area that nobody should be able to see me in. A few minutes passed and finally a gurgling sound got louder and louder as the figure approached. As it approached the window, I could tell who it was, it was someone I knew, Ashley, although something in my head told me to not approach or even make a sound. She was walking with a limp and her eyes looked dead. Then as a great miracle she started to limp on down the hall and wander off. Instead of flicking the lights back on I turned the television on and turned the volume down so it wouldn't attract any more.



<h2>TO BE CONTINUED</h2>

Zombie Apocalypse: Prologue

So I always wanted to have a site where people can come and play games, and now I can. So the first game I'm adding is a simple brick breaker game that I created, please note that some elements may not be completely finished for example: some sounds may need to be added/fixed. There are a bit of bugs that I also need to work out as well as fix the bounce physics. My next update is to add a ignite sound for the fire power up and to add a small paddle power up as well as a large paddle power up. I also plan on adding more style to my game like a better main menu. I am completely aware of the paddle issue and am currently working on fixing it. To begin playing, please head to to the MAWStudios Web Games page

Start of MAWStudios Web Games

So for this post I’m gonna show how to do simple math in NodeJS. In further tutorials I will start to explain the rest but for now let’s get to the basics. So let’s start with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This is the most easiest thing to do, all you do is:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>console.log(2+2);
console.log(2-2);
console.log(2*2);
console.log(2/2);

results:
4
0
4
1</code></pre>



Now, you might want to have the calculations done in a specific order or want to do something like (3+8)/(3-8). All you have to do is:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>console.log((3+8)/(3-8));

Result: -2.2</code></pre>



To do simple equations just do it with each calculation in its own ().



so now that that is done let’s get into the Math Object. The Math Object let’s you do more mathematical tasks. Let’s start with rounding, for this there are 4 things to know: round, ceil, floor, and trunc. Round is simple as it rounds normally, ceil rounds to the highest number for example 7.2 would become 8, floor rounds to the lowest number so 8.9 would become 8, trunc returns the absolute number basically taking out the decimal making 7.6 turn into 7. An extra function is sign which tells if the number is positive, negative, or 0.



now for the code part:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>console.log(Math.round(5.6));
console.log(Math.ceil(6.2));
console.log(Math.floor(7.8));
console.log(Math.trunc(5.5));
console.log(Math.sign(-32));

var sign = -32

if(Math.sign(sign) == -1){
console.log(“This is a negative number”)
} else if(Math.sign(sign) == 1){
console.log(“This is a positive number”)
} else if(Math.sign(sign) == 0){
console.log(“This is a 0”)
}</code></pre>



Now lets get to the final part. This section will include PI, Square Root, power, absolute, min, max, and random. The PI task returns the numbers that represent pi. The square root or sqrt returns the square root of a given number. The power will multiply a number to the x power for example 5^2 or pow(5, 2) would return 25. Absolute will put a number to its absolute positive, for example -2 will become 2. The min will return the lowest number in an array while the max will return the highest. The random task will return a random number, however if you are trying to pick a number between 1 and 10 then you will need to do <code>Math.floor(Math.random() * (10-0)) + 0</code>. Now let’s get the the code part: 



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>console.log(Math.PI);
console.log(Math.sqrt(7));
console.log(Math.pow(9, 23));
console.log(Math.min(1, 3, 8, 9, 6, 11));
console.log(Math.max(223, 43, 22, 94, 82, 48));
comsole.log(Math.abs(-23.2));
console.log(Math.random());
console.log(Math.floor(Math.random() * (10-0)) + 0);</code></pre>



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Why am I doing this tutorial? Well I like to create tutorials for many different things in the hopes that it will help someone.



so first we need to install MySQL so first run the command <code>npm install mysql</code>. Once it’s fully installed open your main code and enter the following:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>var mysql = require('mysql');
var db_config = {
 host: 'localhost',
 user: 'USERNAME',
 password: 'PASSWORD',
 database: 'DATASBE'
 };

var connection = mysql.createConnection(db_config);</code></pre>



What this does is initiate the connection with the database, before you use this make sure to change the config to your database credentials. Now that we have this down you'll want to know that the database has successfully connected so next put in the code:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>connection.connect(function(err, result) {
	console.log("Successfully connected to the database");
});</code></pre>



All this does is show you that the connection was successfully made. So now that we got the configurations done it's time to introduce some queries so the first that I'll show is an example that is meant to search through a user table and check if a certain user exists.



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let query1 = connection.query("SELECT * from users where username = ?", "Arandomusername", function (err, result, fields){
 if (Object.keys(result).length === 0) {
 console.log("That username does not exist!");
 } else {
	console.log(result);
 }
});</code></pre>



So this query is searching for a user with the example username "Arandomusername" and the code<code> if (Object.keys(result).length === 0) { </code>checks if the query brings back ANY result, if there is nothing it will respond with "That username does not exist!" otherwise it will respond with everything about the user in the form of an array. The way I set up my example user database is in the way of ID, email, username, password, and admin. So with my code if it exists it will respond with:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>[
 RowDataPacket {
 id: 1,
 email: 'Arandomemail@mail.com',
 username: 'Arandomusername',
 password: 'Arandompassword',
 admin: 1
 }
]
</code></pre>



So let's get into how we use this data, this part is pretty simple. As an example I'll show you how to display if the user has a 1 in the admin column. So we can do this with: 



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>if (result[0].admin == "1"){
console.log("This user is an admin");
} else {
console.log("This user is not an admin");
}</code></pre>



Alright so now that we have that done let's use the entire table. For this one all we have to do is:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let query2 = connection.query("SELECT * from users;", function (err, result, fields){
 if (Object.keys(result).length === 0) {
 console.log("This table is empty!");
 } else {
	console.log(result);
 }
});</code></pre>



And this will show everything in the table in the form of an array. So what if you want to use the first data in the table? Well thats easy, just use:



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>console.log(result[0]);</code></pre>



as this works the first one is always 0, to use the next ones just raise the numbers. But now we should get into changing data, so like before, we need to check if it exists, and then change the value. So now you'll want to do: 



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let query4 = connection.query("SELECT * from users where username = ?", "Arandomusername", function (err, result, fields){
 if (Object.keys(result).length === 0) {
 console.log("That username does not exist!");
 } else {
 let query5 = 'UPDATE users SET password = "Anotherandompassword" WHERE username = "Arandomusername";';
 connection.query(query5);
 }
});</code></pre>



This one changes Arandomusername's password to Anotherandompassword. Now let's get to the final one which should have been the first one but oh well, it's inserting data into the table. All you have to do is: 



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let query6 = connection.query('SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ? OR email = ?', ["Arandomusername", "Arandomemail@mail.com"], function(error, result, fields) {
 if (result.length &gt; 0) {
 console.log("I'm sorry, a user with that username or email already exists.")
 } else {
 let register ="INSERT INTO users (email, username, password,admin) VALUES ('Arandomemail@mail.com', 'Arandomusername', 'Arandompassword', '0');";
 connection.query(register)
 console.log("Successfully Inserted!");
 }
});</code></pre>



The first query is a bit different as we introduce the email and the OR, which searches for anything with the exact username or email. If any of them are found it sends that it already exists. If they dont exist it sends the insert command. You'll notice that I didn't add the ID part, I did this because its Auto incremental which means with each insert the id goes one up from the previous. 



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<h2>So what is this?</h2>



 Well my friend, this project is a discord ticket system. I made this so I can show everyone how they can create their own system. This is a hobby of mine to create different projects and share them for the public. I hope that my code can help others that might be stuck. So now I'll get to how it works.



<h2>How it works!</h2>



For my code I used mySQL, I used it because it was the easiest method of storage and verification. It was also the only method that actually worked for me. For the create ticket command you'll notice the detect query which sends a request to the database to see if a ticket under that user already exists.



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code> let b = connection.query("SELECT * FROM tickets WHERE userid = ?;", message.author.id, function (err, result, fields){</code></pre>



this query sends a request to the database and returns an array, if the array is empty it will create a new ticket but if the array brings any information, it will send a message saying that a ticket already exists. Now let's get to the ticket creation



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>message.guild.channels.create(message.author.username, "text")
.then(m =&gt; {
m.overwritePermissions(
[
{
 id: message.guild.roles.everyone,
 deny: ['VIEW_CHANNEL'],
},
{
 id: message.author.id,
 allow: ['VIEW_CHANNEL'],
},
],
);
</code></pre>



This part was a bit hard for me to get JUST right. The main part of the ticket channel creation is the beginning you'll notice <code>message.author.username</code> and <code>text</code>. This was the easy part for me but the hardest part for me was the permissions, I kept trying different things to get the <code>EVERYONE</code> role but finally I got to <code>message.guild.roles.everyone</code>. When I first started this part I had the entire thing wrong and outdated but now it is JUST right. In the future I might make it like how some ticket bots do it with the numbers in the front.



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let ticketcreate ="INSERT INTO tickets (username, channelid, userid) VALUES ('" + message.author.username + "', '" + m.id + "','" + message.author.id + "');";</code></pre>



This query sends a request to the database to create a new entry. Now your probably wondering why I put in more data than the code currently uses, this is because I plan on creating more functions like a web panel. Now we'll get to the closeticket command, this one I plan to update heavily later on. So you'll notice a query thats very similar, however, this uses channelid this is to detect if the channel is actually a ticket channel.



<pre class="wp-block-code"><code>let delchan = message.guild.channels.cache.get(message.channel.id);
delchan.delete();
let ticketdel ="DELETE FROM tickets where channelid = " + message.channel.id + ";";
</code></pre>



This part took a bit to understand but I was finally able to get a hang of it. the <code>delchan</code> part is to get the channel that the message is coming from after its shown as a ticket channel. Once it's done that it sends a request to the database to remove the ticket with that channels id.



<h2>So what's next?</h2>



I plan on improving on the style of the messages and the security. I am thinking about having the messages as embeds. I also plan to add more configuration and maybe even a web panel.







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<blockquote class="wp-block-quote">Selector</blockquote>



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Now that you've got building and the applicator down it's time to learn how to use the other tools, these tools are the easiest to get a hang of. This is the easiest tool to get a hang of. First you need to press <code>g</code> to open the tool wheel and then select the selector. Now with this tool you select a certain area of your build, cut/copy and paste the selection of bricks to a different area. Now to start selecting you can start by pressing on the first lower/upper corner of your build, and while holding it drag to the last lower/upper corner of your build, if there are some bricks that are accidentally left out you can use the squares to move the selection box so you can include the bricks that were excluded. You can also just select a single brick and use the boxes to move the selection box. Now that you've got your selection you'll want to copy/cut it. To copy a selection do <code>ctrl c</code> and to cut a selection do <code>ctrl x</code>. Now you'll want to paste it by pressing <code>ctrl v</code>. Now just move the selection hologram around to where you want it placed, for more accuracy press the<code> right mouse button</code> and move it around like with the building mechanics. To place the selection just press the <code>left mouse button</code> or the <code>numpad enter button</code>.



<blockquote class="wp-block-quote">Resizer</blockquote>



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Now that we have the selector tool down, it's time to get to the resizer tool. This one is, in my opinion, the most easiest tool to get a hang of. To use this press <code>g</code> to open the tool wheel and select the resizer. To start using this one just simply <code>left mouse button click</code> on the brick you want to resize and use the boxes to resize the brick. With this one, there is a limit to how big you can make a brick but I don't know what it is so don't make it too big.



<blockquote class="wp-block-quote">Outliner</blockquote>



<div class="wp-block-image"><figure class="alignright size-large"><img src="/uploads/media/legacy-wordpress/2021/06/image-3.png" alt="" class="wp-image-410" /><figcaption>Outliner</figcaption></figure></div>



In my opinion, this is one of the most useless tools of the current <code>Alpha 5 Patch 4</code>. It's purpose is to create a circle but the size is of a typical plate so it cant be used with micro-bricks. To start using this tool press <code>g</code> and select the outliner. All you have to do now is <code>left mouse button</code> and move your cursor to create a circle. Once you release the button you can use the boxes to move the outline and change the radius. I hope that with upcoming updates it will have a much better use, but for now that is all.







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<h2>Using the applicator</h2>



Once you've gotten building down it's time for adding more to your build. Using the applicator is very simple, first you need to open the tool menu by pressing and holding <code>G</code>. Once you've gotten that select the applicator by moving your mouse cursor onto the applicator and releasing the <code>G</code> key. For reference it looks like this -&gt;.



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<h2>Lights</h2>



Adding lights to brighten up your build is very easy, all you have to do is click the brick you want to add the light to and click the + button by components. Once you do that you can either pick point light or spotlight. If you make a mistake and want to remove the light all you have to do is click the trash bin by the light component.



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After you've added in the light you can change a number of settings by clicking the edit button. You can change the Brightness, Radius, Inner and Outer Cone Angle(SPOTLIGHT ONLY), Rotation, change the light color, and even Cast Shadows.



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<h2>Audio</h2>



Now your build needs some audio, once again click your brick with the applicator, click the + by components, and select audio. Now you can select from a wide variety of audio tracks and change multiple settings such as volume, pitch, Inner Radius, Max Distance, and Directional. To add custom values, simply double click on the number and type in your value.



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<h2>Weapons</h2>



Now you need some weapons and items if you want to create a minigame or just have them as props in your builds. Once again, click your brick with the applicator, click the + by components, and select item spawn. Here you have a wide range of options to choose and a lot of options you can change like size, rotation, and even speed.



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<h2>Visibility and Collision </h2>



Now we get into changing the visibility and collision. Visibility is great for making map barriers so players can't escape the map. Collision can be used for a whole sort of things. Start by clicking the brick with the applicator, then you'll notice <code>Visible</code> and <code>Collides</code>. All you have to do is simply toggle them.



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<h2>Bricks</h2>



 Let's get started with getting some bricks, simply press <code>B</code> to open the brick catalog and select from the wide range of bricks. If you accidentally select a brick that you don't like, you can simply <code>right-click</code> on it and it will remove that brick from the list.



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<h2>Building</h2>



After you've gotten your bricks it's time to get to building. To get started press <code>x</code> to open your hammer and then press the number of the brick you want. 



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Building on brickadia is easy to get a hang of, it's easy to place as all you have to do is <code>left-click</code> or press <code>numpad enter</code>.



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You can also place bricks in a different sized grid, to start press <code>numpad -</code>. This can make it easier to add more detail.



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For more accuracy, you can go into detached mode by pressing <code>right-click</code>. To move it forward simply press <code>numpad 8</code>. To Move it backwards press <code>numpad 2</code>. To move it left or right press <code>numpad 4</code> and <code>numpad 6</code>. To move it up and down press <code>numpad +</code> and <code>numpad 5</code>.



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There is also a function called orbit mode and to activate it simply press <code>o</code>. The controls for it are about the same as detached mode except to move up and down you press <code>space </code>and <code>shift</code>.



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You can even place bricks in a row, just hold place and move your mouse. This also works in detached and orbit move, just hold place and use the move keys.



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And a major function you can't forget is rotating the bricks by pressing <code>r</code> or <code>ctrl r</code>.



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Something you can't forget is changing the orientation. Sometimes you need bricks in a different orientation like ramps and micro-wedges. To do this just press <code>numpad /</code>.



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<h2>Painting</h2>



Painting is an important part of building in brickadia, to get started press <code>e</code>. To move through the selections, press e again or press <code>ctrl </code>and then use the mouse wheel. To move up and down just use the mouse wheel without <code>ctrl</code>. To change materials, simply press <code>ctrl e</code>.



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Finally, if you make a mistake just pull out the hammer by pressing <code>x</code> and <code>left-clicking</code> on the bricks you want to remove.



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This update was the hardest for me to make, there were so many problems going on at every turn. It took so long but I finally got it to work. How it works is you type fb!roulette NUMBER/WORD BET. It can be a great risk or a great reward as red, black, low, high, even, and odd are * 2; Column1, column2, column3, dozen1, dozen2, and dozen3 are * 3; A single number is * 35. I enjoyed creating this a lot and I feel it really contributes to the idea of a discord economy.



 For the next update I plan on adding command cooldowns so people can't abuse the commands to get rich faster. Although with my system it can be a bit hard to get rich but with the right luck you can currently spam commands to get rich, I am hoping that I can fix this in my next update and make it harder to get rich so easily. I hope that you will all like it and hope it will work properly. Please leave suggestions in the comments on the times on the cooldowns I should add.



 After this I hope to add admin and user commands such as removing someones balance and paying someone. And I hope to add commands such as granting money, deleting accounts, and removing money. What I mean by removing money is the ability to take some money away from the user selected. After this I might add a leaderboard for for the top balanced user [Yes I saw the suggestion]. I have not decided if I will do it yet but it is a thought.



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