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Fallout Shelter Save Editor

I'm well aware that this already exist in so many places, in so many better forms than this, but I wanted a reason to play around with Angular for a little. I pretty much just built off of the editor available on dinoz.mobi, but I'll put a list below of the things I added. This was really just an excuse for me to try out Angular for a bit, so I really only added some things that I might use. If you're looking for a more serious save editor, I suggest something like this. Anyways, here's a link to my save editor.

• Ability to change Nuka Cola Quantum amount
• Ability to change room themes
• More dweller options, such as level, outfit, and weapon. I made them textboxes so you can find gun/outfit names and put them on your dwellers. I would make it a drop down list, but there's no fucking way I'm digging through everything to find all possible weapons and outfits available.
• Added a tab to create your own dweller, I wanted to add some more dwellers to my vault, but there weren't really any save editors with that functionality that I could find.
• There was way more shit that I might eventually add, like an inventory editor, and a pet/Mr.Handy editor, but I'm kinda over Angular right now.

Better Discord / Vencord theme

Due to Discord's updates, my Vencord theme has had a lot of issues. It's been back and forth between being extremely laggy and being completely broken, so in need of a new one, I decided to completely rebuild it from scratch rather than find another theme to edit. There's not much to say about the process, it was just inspect elementing Discord in a browser until I changed all the properties I wanted to change. I figured I'd share it on my site to maybe save someone else the time of doing it from scratch, though it was quite peaceful. Anyways, the theme isn't something to gawk at, it's really basic, but that's how I like it. You can download it here. Most of the important properties are labeled, or have names that you can pretty easily figure out, but if you're having trouble, just change the variable's color to the test color, and you'll find the correlating element pretty easily.

Update: Added a few things that I missed and removed some things that pushed Nitro too much. I'll probably continue to find things that I missed over the coming weeks, and continue to update the file available on this site.

Getting back into glitch art and datamoshing

I've taken quite a long break from programming and attempting to make shitty glitch art, but I'm back for a little now. I'm working on a maze game to challenge myself more, and I'm planning on getting back into trying to make more art. Here's something that I made tonight:

And here's a gif version of it I made:

Creating my own Discord bot

It's been years since I made my last Discord bot, so I have to pretty much relearn the entire API, as I've forgotten most of it. It's also changed a lot with adding the functionality of slash commands instead of parsing the information straight from a user message. This bot is going to be for my Rust(the game, not the programming language) Discord server. I'm planning on making it a music bot with integration with the Rust API to read team chat and for people to interact with smart switches in our base. I'll probably add some integration with the ChatGPT API as well just for fucking around, maybe I'll even do something with AI image creation. Overall though, I don't have much as of yet because everytime I start to get somewhere with my programming, I decide that I want to do it a different way, which means I have to completely restart. I restarted like three times in the span of two days. Later on, I'll post images of my bot working, and maybe I'll put the code on Github and then link it here.