I’m Zaden, a Year 11 engineering student in Sydney and the founder of ZDPrinting. Most of my projects begin with a real annoyance: repeated work that should be automated, several tools fighting over the same job, or something useful that does not exist yet.

My day-to-day work spans Java, Python and web development. I enjoy the less visible parts of a project as much as the interface: data models, integrations, build tooling, deployment and the odd hardware problem.

A modular Fabric client for Hypixel SkyBlock. Fourteen feature groups share one configuration system, HUD editor, event pipeline and rendering layer. The interesting work is in turning changing scoreboard, tab-list, chat and world data into reliable game state without automating play.

Java 25 Fabric Gradle JUnit

A focused dungeon client with room recognition, route data, puzzle helpers, a movable map and a custom interface. Its headless room-check suite tests 73 room fingerprints and rejects held-out false matches before a build passes.

Java 25 Fabric Gradle data matching

My small 3D-printing business and the place where software meets physical production. I use it to learn quoting, fulfilment, product design and the unglamorous systems that keep orders moving.

I’m bringing more of my Django, AI integration and D&D tooling into publishable case studies. A full portfolio site is in progress; until then, this profile is the project index.

Minecraft work is published under Froggy-Lord. That account stays focused on players, mod releases and community issues.