J.R.T.: Difference between revisions

J.R.T. Actually found the site itself in 2020 via the r74n commons site. However, he was not aware that OWoT extended beyond the /r74n world itself and didn't even notice chat. Needless to say, he explored a bit, left the first ever J.R.T. signage (which has since been wiped) and left after about an hour believing the site, much like many niche sites these days, was largely dead. He also thought this about many of r74n's sites including Sandboxels (until he read the changelog and recently joined the r74n discord.) Upon rediscovering the site in 2024, he noticed the chat and that there were worlds beyond that of /r74n. He also discovered that OWoT isn't part of the "r74n site cluster" as J.R.T. calls it. About a week or so after making an account and officially joining OWoT itself and claiming his first world, he would go on to join the official Discord server. He rarely interacts there, but has been interacting more recently, mostly posting his recent artworks.

Eventually, after J.R.T. rediscovered the site and became active, he'd originally started with a few small ASCII arts including the original signed artwork above. His arts also include a tilted isometric house, a 36x magnification art of J.R.T.'s sticksona, and the majority of his mansion. However, about two weeks after this, he discovered cell background colors and text decoration when visiting /main for the first time, figured out how to enable it on his first ever world, /JRTs_WORLD, and begun dabbling in SLC for the first time. His first SLC arts include the pi logo, a Windows OS style error window, a Cat-DOS mock UI, among other earlier artworks. J.R.T. Then discovered that text

decorations effect certain SLC characters, namely ◢, ◣, ◤, ◥, ▲, ►, ▼, and ◄, when first visiting /fp, and begun using those techniques in his first ever large-scale SLC project, Speed-of-Light City. It was around this time that other well known works of his, such as his pipe organ also came to fruition.

==Times Of OWoT ==