- Rooms can now be linked automatically via the new Zone.LinkRooms method. Room linking can no longer be done manually as the Doorways property is now read-only.
- Door.Description has been removed. Doorway description will need to be included in Room.Description or Room.DetailedDescription properties.
- Added DetailedDescription to make creating multi-line descriptions easier. Not supported by the Look command yet.
- Game.IsRunning is now read-only. The Game will manage this property on its own.
- BaseCharacter.ExecuteCommand now will always return a string. Simplifying the game loop for users as they no longer need to check what Type was returned by the command.
- Doors now contain a DepartureRoom and a ArrivalRoom property allowing for easy access to Rooms that are linked together.
- Fixed a bug where Game, Realms and Zones always assigned IsInitial to Realms, Zones and Rooms when added to the collections. Collection would contain multiple IsInitial objects.
- Removed Room.InstalledDoorways property as that was used only by the old Designer
- Removed Room.Load() as that implementation of it is obsolete.
MudGame:
- Revised Zeroth to build it's Zone and Rooms using the new Zone.LinkRooms function.
- Greatly revised Program.cs and the Game loop to take advantage of many of the automations provided by the Engine now.
- 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.
- Re-worked the command system. All commands now only need 2 arguments rather than 4. The actual command string and the Player
- All commands updated to work with the new command system
- Look command now works in the example MudGame
- Realm now contains InitialZone for the starting Zone within that Realm.
- Zone now contains InitialRoom for the starting Room within that Zone.
- All Environment objects now contains a Initial property and Add() method for adding child objects.
- BaseCharacter now contains a copy of Game
- Revised Realm.GetZone()
- Revised Zone.GetRoom()
- Removed Zone.RebuildRoomCollection as content is currently no longer stored using physical files.
- Added GameManagement.Log for logging errors and warnings to file. Use Log.Write().
- 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.
- Removed from solution
Mud Engine:
- Moved the CommandEngine, CommandResults and ICommand Interface out from the Commands namespace and into GameManagement since they manage the game commands.
- Added CommandExit class to provide the ability to exit a game once running. This is fully implemented.
- Realms, Zones and Rooms now have an IsInitial property for determining if this is an initial location for the Game.
- Renamed GameSetup to Game.
- Corrected GameObject being in the incorrect namespace.
- Corrected the ScriptEngine not
- CommandEngine no longer needs a Name argument. Arguments changed from 5 to 4 due to this change.
Mud Game:
- Added Example Game used for testing various MUDEngine features and testing constructability of games using the engine.
- Currently only contains 1 Realm, 1 Zone and Two Rooms. Only working command is Exit.
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Renamed from MudEngine/GameManagement/GameSetup.cs (Browse further)
