About the Site

   FTR was first constructed early in year 2004 by Artex (me) to be a centralized source of technical information about Furcadia - something the web seemed to lack for some reason - both, officially and unofficially. The website was assembled from various documentations written by other people - docs that were publicly available (although somewhat hidden) to me as a user. Those docs were studied, rewritten and updated, new ones were added and so the site became more-less usable by the public.

   Ever since, FTR is providing information such as the protocol specifications for Furcadia servers, file formats used by the system, commands, server instructions and basic information such as the way base95 numbers work and how to understand the isometric field used in Furcadia. The site also grows and gains new sections with time, expands the existing ones and stays up-to-date as much as possible.

   Unfortunately, due to the fact that DEP is threatening me to restrict some of the information I have on FTR (which you can gain publicly without too much effort, mind you!), the site does have shadowed spots and there is some information a normal user won't have access to, but with all this, I have to say that the information normally found here is plain not available anywhere else on the web!

   To summarize the introduction, I would like to note that all this information was gathered from 3rd party sources - people like yourself, be it a passive contribution or an active one, brought to my attention directly. If you feel that you've got some information I might not have (or didn't place on the site), you are welcome to come in contact with me and discuss it. Likewise, if you have a special request for a resource page you might find useful, you can ask me about it and I will look into it. The contact information can be obtained by either clicking the Contacts link or clicking my nickname in the copyright string.