The Stargate is a high-performance AI Uplink application engineered to seamlessly compile and link your local source files into an interactive, server-side HTML environment. Natively rendering within your web browser, Stargate functions as an immersive, highly connected command console tightly coupled with NEXUS, Quasar, and the AVIS-DATALAKE core infrastructure. Unlike conventional directories, this tactical star map serves as the visual frontend hub for all source code deployments targetable to the AVIS-DL architecture.
- Mercwar AI Viewport Engine: Experience a fully interactive, real-time starfield rendering where hovering instantly probes system assets and clicking establishes live downlinks.
- Universal Hyperlinking: Architect your custom stargate vector to map and hyperlink directly to any file path within the AVIS-DL repository—sourced dynamically from your personal stash or the public library.
- File Key Cryptography: Secure your structural builds with an encrypted file key. Your architectural framework remains completely locked and private until you choose to archive the gate, triggering a permanent link back to your terminal profile.
- Stargate → Native gateway hosted at iBlogger. Routes via
index.php?sg=.... - Quasar → Remote constellation viewer hosted on GitHub. Routes via
.../Quasar/index.html?quasar=.... - Hypertext → Link to any URL.
- Dev mode → Drag and drop your stars onto the map and program them.
- View Mode → Test the sg file so it loads into your browser, Archive it to Active your Stargate.
- Free AVIS-DL → your .sg file will be located in the AVIS-DL.
✅ Free Storage → your .quasar and .sg files will be stored at:
➡️ For Quasar:
github.com/mercwar/AVIS-DL/main/dl
➡️ For Stargate:
github.com/mercwar/AVIS-DL/main/sg
✅ Free Hosting → your .quasar and .sg files will be hosted at:
➡️ For Quasar:
mercwar.gitihub.io/Quasar/index.php?quasar=
➡️ For Stargate:
cron.iblogger.org/Stargate/index.php?sg=
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Open the Gateway
- Visit cron.iblogger.org/Stargate.
- Or click the banner above that says CLICK HERE to ENTER the GATEWAY FREE!.
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Main Buttons You’ll See
- Constellations → Opens the star map. Click glowing nodes to zoom in.
- Worlds → Shows individual planets or systems. Click to view details.
- Locations → Lists available destinations. Click to jump directly.
- Publish Star → Lets you add your own star to the grid.
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Navigating the Map
- Click and drag to move across the galaxy.
- Scroll or pinch to zoom in/out.
- Hover over glowing stars to see their names.
- Click a star to open its info panel.
- Click Publish Star on the site.
- Fill in the form with:
- Remember to Name your Stargate
- Click to place a star on the map
- Save the information until your ready to archive the Stargate
- Press Submit.
- Your star will appear in the constellation grid for others to explore.
This document explains how to configure and save each of the three stellar node types into .sg constellation files.
Supported node types: Stargate Uplink (sg), Quasar (quasar), and HTML / External Uplink (html).
Use this mode when linking a standard Stargate constellation file routed through the backend PHP indexer.
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Select
sgfrom the mode dropdown. -
Fill out node details:
- Star Type:
"Stargate Uplink" - Star Name: e.g.
"Quasar-2" - Keycode: e.g.
"KEY-DEFAULT"
- Star Type:
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Enter target path in URL / Path:
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Type .sg file must be selected
AVIS-DL/main/sg/2026/09/18/KEY-DEFAULT/01-Constellation-json.sg
💡 Why it matters: The backend auto‑prefixes the Stargate base URL to load .sg files without absolute domain errors.
Use this mode for distributed navigation nodes, tutorials, or modules within the Quasar client ecosystem.
- Select
quasarfrom the mode dropdown. - Fill out node details:
- Star Type:
"Quasar" - Star Name: e.g.
"Quasar-1" - Particle Size: e.g.
50 - Particle Color: e.g.
#fbff00 - Keycode: e.g.
"KEY-DEFAULT"
- Star Type:
- Enter target resource string in URL / Path:
- Type .quasar file must be selected
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AVIS-DL/dl/2026/09/14/9-Tutorial.quasar
💡 Why it matters: This maps links directly through the Quasar client for proper rendering and state integration.
Use this mode for external web destinations (e.g., Nexus control panel) or inline markup.
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Select
htmlfrom the mode dropdown. -
Fill out node details:
- Star Type: e.g.
"Nexus uplink" - Star Name: e.g.
"Quasar-3" - Particle Size: e.g.
50 - Keycode: e.g.
"KEY-DEFAULT"
- Star Type: e.g.
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Enter full web address in URL:
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Type .html file must be selected
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https://cron.iblogger.org/NEXUS/](https://cron.iblogger.org/NEXUS/Or leave
rawHtmlopen for direct markup injection.
💡 Why it matters: This bypasses internal path translation, allowing direct targeting of web destinations or inline inspection via View Source (🖥️) and Open Popup (🌐).
- Always include AVIS and AIFVS headers in your
.sgconstellation files. - Ensure repository paths follow the
AVIS-DLstructure for consistency. - Keycodes should remain standardized unless explicitly overridden.
- Dynamic Sidebar → Shows loaded
.sgor.quasarnodes with status indicators. - Precision Routing → Click links formatted as
index.php?sg=or GitHub Quasar paths. - Inline Source Inspection → Click View Source to see raw HTML payloads.
- Open Popup → Launches a new window with live node data.
- Lightweight Design → Pure client-side architecture, no bloated frameworks.
- Lead Architect: Joetron 🔥
- System Username: mercwar (
mercwar01@gmail.com) - Maintained under the Robo Rook (RRU) ecosystem.
- Always wait for the gateway handshake before entering a world.
- Do not refresh while publishing a star — wait for confirmation.
- Stargate is telemetry-free: no tracking, no hidden data collection.
All systems, interfaces, assets, and data‑handling mechanisms within the Mercwar Network—including AVIS‑DATALAKE, the Star Map Commander, and all affiliated gateways—operate under a permanent‑record public storage model. By using any Mercwar submission interface, you agree to the following binding conditions.
All submitted content is written directly into the AVIS‑DL public repository.
Every file becomes a permanent, immutable entry in the public ledger.
Files cannot be edited, renamed, removed, or obscured once written.
Submitting content through any Mercwar gateway constitutes full consent to:
- permanent public storage,
- unrestricted public visibility,
- and irreversible archival under the AVIS‑DL system.
You are solely responsible for the material you submit.
You must ensure that your content:
- contains no sensitive personal information,
- contains no confidential or proprietary data,
- and complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
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Mercwar systems automatically sanitize and validate incoming payloads.
You may not upload:
- malicious code,
- harmful payloads,
- illegal content,
- or any material intended to disrupt or compromise system integrity.
Violations may result in permanent termination of submission access.
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User‑submitted content remains the intellectual property of the submitting party.
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- their experimental nature,
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