Hello, and welcome to my website! This is where I put my portfolio and any content I want to share with others. If you can't tell already from the theming of this website, I really like Minecraft, and so I themed my website after it. Above in the navbar are various sections organizing the content, so feel free to explore!

What I can make

Over time, I've collected skills in modpack making, procrastination, and ... yeah that's about it for now, the list is a work in progress (I'll do it later). Eventually I want to make neoforge and fabric mods, an ARG as a mod, a Cinematic Tools mod for my modpacks ( this is going to be a huge mod btw, allowing modpack creators to have npcs, dialog, custom structures, cutscenes, events, complex camera movement, camera effects, and more. ), and more I don't want to say just yet. Also, footnote for the ARG mod, the entities will be speaking a custom conlang so have fun deciphering it (it will not be necessary to progress though, but it will have details that better explain the story and setting).

My Hobbies

I really enjoy linguistics, worldbuilding, and computer science. Initially, I liked Minecraft because of its sandbox nature. This kindled a like for creative things like LEGO, drawing, and so on, but Minecraft stayed the consistent thing I liked since it was easy to pick up and leave it from time to time. Eventually, I wanted to make my own creative video games, and so I found Scratch. Scratch gave me a whole world of knowledge related to computer science, and jump forward to today and still love it. As of writing, I know HTML, CSS, JS, Python, some C++, some Java, I'm currently learning Rust, and I'm looking to learn SASS and relearn Java and C++. In a similar vein of creativity, I found the youtuber Artifexian, who taught worldbuilding in a science way. This piqued my interest with the science part, and so eventually I found out about Biblaridian. Thanks to both of these awesome people, I know countless wonders about Worldbuilding, and linguistics. And oh yeah, forgot about the linguistics part; let me ramble on that now (and use one random semicolon)! A part of worldbuilding that always makes your large scale fictional worlds more interesting is constructing languages, or conlanging as it's called. I found out about hobby linguistics of course from Artifexian and Biblaridian. Now that the personal lore is out of the way, see if you can find the secret within the paragraph!