Sailing somewhere in the aether between a fischertechnik cable car, Minecraft server software, and questionable tech.
Control software, deployment infrastructure, embedded communication, and HMI software for a large fischertechnik cable-car installation.
My work spans the operator interface, the backend, and communication with the installation through ftSwarm. Deployment and Linux device handling are part of the same project: the software has to run on the hardware at the exhibition.
I work on everbuild, a developer collective with projects across Minecraft, server software, and hardware. The public repositories include Minestom libraries as well as an ESP32-based thermometer gateway.
I’m working on driving a raw e-paper display with an FPGA and learning KiCad alongside it. The project combines digital design with PCB work; the board split is one of the questions I’m keeping in the lab notes.
I adapted Terra’s world generation to Minestom. Generating terrain a chunk at a time was the straightforward part; placing features meant dealing with reads and writes across chunk boundaries. I wrote up the integration and published the code through everbuild.
A try at unifying the world of functional and object oriented programming
Read article →Terra is a world generation library for Minecraft. It's a great library, but it's not compatible with Minestom. Let's fix that!
Why am I building a blog at all? Don't I have enough to do? No! Of course not