- Player movement command now fully implemented.
- Game.GetRealm() added to retrieve a Realm within the games RealmCollection property
- Game.End() added to perform game ending duties and shut down the Server
- Server now loses opened threads.
- Player.Move() added to move the player from Room to Room.
- Room.DoorwayExist() tweaked to work with the new way Environments are managed.
MudGame:
- Now executes the Look command on startup so the player can see where they are located at.
- Implements the new Game.End() method and fixes the game hanging upon exit.
- Deleted GameObjects.Characters.Controlled and GameObjects.Characters.NPC namespaces.
- Deleted PlayerBasic & PlayerAdmin classes.
- BaseCharacter now contains IsAdmin property for providing admin privileges to users.
- BaseCharacter now contains IsControlled property for setting user control or AI controlled
- Added startup.dat - This will supply information to the engine as to what Types will be used during runtime. Allowing for custom Types via scripts to be instanced and used (such as a custom player class rather than the default one).
- Changed Player[] array to a List<> Collection of PlayerBasics. This change is reflected across all Types.
- Game now contains a Start() function. StartServer is now called from within here.
- Game now has partial support for the Script Engine
MudGame:
- Game.StartServer has changed to Game.Start(). StartServer is called within Start().
- put server in Game
- created start server function in Game
- created CommandRestart
There are two different 'player classes' which do I use? PlayerBasic and BasePlayer.
- Added Look and Walk Commands, however they are not fully implemented.
- Corrected Networking classes having a public de-constructor. These must be private or the compiler fails.
- Corrected Networking classes using an incorrect 'using' statement. You cannot reference classes in the statement, must only reference the namespace itself (i.e. using MUDEngine.Networking).
- Removed using statement for Networking in the Networking classes as all classes created within that namespace automatically are within the same scope.
