2008:SOFTENG450:MaramaTool - Revision history

Mark at 06:05, 13 April 2008

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			[[2008:SOFTENG450:MaramaTool:trollarea\|Troll.are]]

Mark at 06:00, 13 April 2008

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	Rooms		Rooms
	Players		Players
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Mark at 05:59, 13 April 2008

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	*Constraints between ideas		*Constraints between ideas
	*viscosity, terseness, bla bla bla.		*viscosity, terseness, bla bla bla.



			Rooms
			Players
			Items
			Monsters


			Transient
			Quests
			Spells
			Skills


			--Player--
			Name
			Level
			Exp EXP%Level
			Spells %Level, class, race, attrib
			Skills
			Class
			items
			quest status
			gender
			Race
			atribs

			--Spells--
			name
			Prerequsite spells
			Level
			Prereq level

			--Race--
			name
			spell
			skill
			atrib variation

			--quest--
			item
			req level
			exp
			gold


			--attributes--
			magic/mana/power
			stamina
			evil/good/reputation(enemy disposition)
			gold


			--item--
			name
			req level
			req race
			weapon/armour/container
			can be picked up

			--monsters--
			money
			exp given
			monsers level
			disposition to players
			disposition to monsters
			items
			race
			gender
			name

			--room--
			exits

Mark at 20:11, 2 April 2008

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	==Motivation==		==Motivation==
	There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimensional games played in a "massively multilayer" environment. These games are often very similar in dynamics and organisation. Our tool will help designers of these games experiment on new variations to the classic design by easily changing things such as character classes before committing to a design. This tool will also make it easier for software engineers to understand the relationships between these objects in the system and reduce development time.		There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimensional games played in a "massively multilayer" environment. These games are often very similar in dynamics and organisation. Our tool will help designers of these games experiment on new variations to the classic design by easily changing things such as character classes before committing to a design. This tool will also make it easier for software engineers to understand the relationships between these objects in the system and reduce development time.


			possible shortcomings,
			*limited in what it can show.
			*Hard to use
			*Constraints between ideas
			*viscosity, terseness, bla bla bla.

Mark at 20:06, 2 April 2008

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	==Motivation==		==Motivation==
	There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimensional games played in a "massively multilayer" environment. These games are often very similar in dynamics and organisation. Our tool will help designers of these games experiment on new variations to the classic design by easily changing things such as character classes before committing to a design.		There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimensional games played in a "massively multilayer" environment. These games are often very similar in dynamics and organisation. Our tool will help designers of these games experiment on new variations to the classic design by easily changing things such as character classes before committing to a design. This tool will also make it easier for software engineers to understand the relationships between these objects in the system and reduce development time.

Mark: New page: ==Motivation== There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimension...

2008-04-02T19:49:23Z

New page: ==Motivation== There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimension...

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==Motivation==
There are thousands of role playing games in existence. Starting off as old text based games played through a terminal like interface on a single machine, to three dimensional games played in a "massively multilayer" environment. These games are often very similar in dynamics and organisation. Our tool will help designers of these games experiment on new variations to the classic design by easily changing things such as character classes before committing to a design.