Tri State Area

Project was a fail because the pad was too small. In tall grass areas, the propellers get caught on the grass. The project would’ve been a success if the pad was 2-3 inches wider.

It’s been a while and I’ve basically finished the board game I was working on. However I couldn’t figure out the rules that I got from the web making my board game creation a fail. Since the original creators rules of the WIP board game Kerak were so complicated that I couldn’t figure them out after spending 2 months trying I had to give up on it.
So I had to think of a new project idea for maker space. It took me a while to come up with the idea but I finally found a project that could be useful to me and that is designing my own war base in clash of clans.
I usually consider myself to create fairly good bases however when it comes to designing a war base my mind gets completely stumped and when I think I’m making progress I’m ending up having to start over and go back to square one.
the things about war bases that are confusing, making it so hard for me to design is lack of information, little experience, the anti symmetrical design, finding ways to make the layout functional so that it doesn’t get 3 starred, where to start, ect. There are so many things that you have to take into account when designing them that one small mistake can lead you back to square one making you feel like it was a waste of time. Here are some examples of war bases that could give you an idea of why it’s so hard to create bases like these:

These are some war base designs I found online by pros. This may not look hard to make bases like this but trust me it is the most frustrating, stressful, irritating, tedious and time consuming process in clash of clans especially if you’re the type of person that hates it when things aren’t symmetrical or a perfectionist. So I’ve decided to spend time and try figure out how to design a good war base or at least an acceptable one. I gathered a some information but since there is so little to go off of and since some information isn’t up to date it makes it a lot harder and more confusing to solve a “puzzle” as hard as creating a war base in clash of clans.

For my math project, I made a graphing polar sine interactive board. I made a function in Corel to make the shapes. You can change the frequency of sine in the program to get the shape you want. For all odd sine functions, the line will go around the shape twice. For all even sine functions, the line will go around the shape once. The code I used is shown below:

Sub polarsin()
     'makes polar sine graphs
     'by: Adam Key
     'changes b changes the frequnce of the curve
     Dim pi As Double
     pi = 3.14
     Dim angle As Double
     Dim r As Double
     Dim x, y As Double
     Dim b As Double
     b = 3

     Dim crv As Curve 
     Set crv = ActiveDocument.CreateCurve 
     Set sp = crv.CreateSubPath(0, 0) 
     For i = 0 To 360     
            angle = i * pi / 180     
            r = Sin(angle * b)     
            x = r * Cos(angle)     
            y = r * Sin(angle)    

            sp.AppendLineSegment x, y 
      Next i 
      Dim s As Shape 
      Set s = ActiveLayer.CreateCurve(crv)  
 End Sub

I made a sticker for my basketball sweatshirt, it’s my last name.

I do a box in makerspace. This is my first wood box.
I learn to do box, and I use to put my pens

For a long time me and my group have been trying to get dimensions and drawing planned out. We have been making this list of items and specific sizes for some of the other items. We are getting towards the phase of construction once we have all of our items accessible. We planned out how we are going to screw it in and make it sturdy. So we have everything pretty much planned we are just needing to move forwards.

I have designed and made ornaments for makerspace business club. The profits from the ornaments will go to maintaining and upgrading the makerspace tools.

I recently added everything I make to the Makerspace Business website. That includes coasters and ornaments. The link is below:

https://soriki.com/mbc/

For Makerspace, I needle pointed (which takes a lot of precision) and I made signs with the laser cutter for the place where my uncle and I hike.