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- Game now checks to see if there is a initial environment setup, if not an Abyss is created to store players in. - Game now compiles scripts prior to loading libary assemblies to ensure the latest assembly is loaded. - BaseCharacter now supports the Abyss room if no initial Game realm is set. - BaseCharacter will no longer load the player into a room that does not exist (was deleted or something), they are defaulted into the Abyss. - ScriptEngine checks for errors in the script prior to trying to reference the compiled assembly (was causing errors if scripts failed to compile; no assembly generated to reference) - Assembly libraries are now only loaded once. MudServer: - Example MyGame.cs script now constructs a realm and sets default properties. - MyPlayer script added to show how to write your own player script. - Server loop restored and now working correctly. - Server now outputs additional info regarding startup. - Server now forces TCP protocol.
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C#
public class MyPlayer : BaseCharacter
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{
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//Example use of custom properties
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public string GuildName { get; set; }
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//Player constructor. Passes the game parameter off to the parent class BaseCharacter.
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public MyPlayer(Game game) : base(game)
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{
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GuildName = "MUD Guild";
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}
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public override void Save(string filename)
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{
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Log.Write("Saving custom player...");
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//Don't save if the file name doesn't exist!
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if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(filename))
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return;
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Log.Write("Saving base player...");
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//Save all of the parent properties such as character name first.
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base.Save(filename);
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Log.Write("Saving custom content...");
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//Write our GuildName out to the player save file.
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FileManager.WriteLine(filename, GuildName, "GuildName");
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}
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} |