Browse the "Moria's Race" Files Yourself!!!
Me being a complete imbecile in how to make websites, I designed a simple website using HTML and CSS ( which is generated on fly to be up to date ) which lets anybody who wishes, to browse the Moria's Race Project.
It let's you see all of the assets. Download any file within the Moria's Race folder on my computer. And read the script of the project with all of the shots marked right in it.
If you click on the color markings in the text. It leads you to the folder where I keep the shots files, rendered frames and everything else.
Okay... where is the link? Right... Well it's complicated.
4n3qimgvdr64ay2cbiqjw3e6fj73vbjnc3dagzxb7kov36gyixstk2yd.onion
Here what you see on your screen now is the link. The problem is. It's not your typical HTTP link. Why? Well because my router doesn't allow me to do port forwarding. And quite frankly I do not want to pay for a normal domain. So I opened an onion link. Why the hell not?
There are services like Tor2Web or Jump that allows you to access these website with your normal browser. For example here is a link to this website from a proxy operated by one of my friends.
jump.matthewevan.xyz/onion/4n3qimgvdr64ay2cbiqjw3e6fj73vbjnc3dagzxb7kov36gyixstk2yd
But I think the best thing would be to open this website natively in Tor Browser . ( It will break less things ).
Because it's an onion link, it comes with a strange side-effect. The speed of the site is very slow. It's because it travels through 6 different computers all around the world ( each with a different bandwidth ) before it reaches either your Tor Browser or the Proxy that later will send the website to you.
Another problem comes with the fact that I operate a music system at my work. And while I'm there, I take my laptop there and the internet connection. ( I have a portable router ). The big machine responsible for the project of Moria's Race is therefor not connected to the internet while I'm at work. So the website might not be reachable in those hours. ( Unless I start paying for two different internet connections. )
I'm at work roughly between 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM Jerusalem Time. At any other time the site should be reachable.