[WF-Scripting] Mason entity database

[Mike Taylor]

If you have any questions about the circe sql structures I created for
eidetic, let me know - I can generate any kind of sql script you need.

Thanks,
Bear

Aka Mike Taylor


 > -----Original Message-----
 > From: scripting-admin at mail.worldforge.org [mailto:scripting-
 > admin at mail.worldforge.org] On Behalf Of Oliver White
 > Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 5:00 AM
 > To: scripting at worldforge.org; general at worldforge.org
 > Subject: [WF-Scripting] Mason entity database
 > 
 > As you all should know, the scripting list is for discussion of
ruleset
 > implementation...
 > 
 > I've taken on the task of writing a tool for loading data from an
 > Eidetic database, representing Circe game entities, into the Stage
 > server. Having thought about it a little, it occurs to me that our
first
 > Circe game setting could be a long way off. With Mason being our most
 > pressing concern, I'm wondering if we could develop something similar
 > for it.
 > 
 > What we need is an SQL schema for representing the various entities,
and
 > properties thereof, in Mason, and a tool for loading it into stage.
All
 > you budding game designers will have something really cool to do -
 > bryce's Eidetic tool will let you forget about the worries of hacking
 > C++ code.
 > 
 > Essentially you'll be able to invent new materials, traps, potions
and
 > enter them into a central database. People will then be able to load
 > these game entities into their own game world via the loader tool.
 > 
 > I guess the first thing I need to do is talk to zzorn about the needs
of
 > the database schema, and then have a chat with speedbump about the
best
 > way to represent this information via proteus.
 > 
 > So you two have some warning, I'll be hunting you on IRC this
weekend. ;-
 > )
 > 
 > That's the plan. Hope this gives you newbies something to think
about.
 > 
 > --
 > Oliver White
 > 
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