Article #1110
Subject: Looking
Author: Shawn E. Brechbiel
Posted: 4/9/2001 08:18:04 PM

I'm looking for a Core, that has a fully functional Combat system, along
with a Level ability.  If anyone knows of one that I can get a copy of, I'd
appriciate it.

Shawn

Article #1111
Subject: Re: Looking
Author: Dustin Pate
Posted: 4/14/2001 03:28:02 AM

On Mon, 9 Apr 2001 20:18:04 -0500, Shawn E. Brechbiel <darkmerc@nospam>
wrote:

>I'm looking for a Core, that has a fully functional Combat system, along
>with a Level ability.  If anyone knows of one that I can get a copy of, I'd
>appriciate it.
>
>Shawn

Well.. I personally don't know about a Core that's already got that
completely coded.. But Me and my team /are/ working on a Combat system that
could be introduced easily in to any of the current cores out there.. We're
still in the base stages and it could be a while before we've got something
complete enough to distribute.. If you, or anyone, wishes to assist us, or
wants more information you can contact us at my Email addy..
(batman323@nospam)

Dustin Pate

Article #1112
Subject: Re: Looking
Author: Mark Cheverton
Posted: 4/14/2001 06:56:47 AM

Dustin Pate wrote:
>
> On Mon, 9 Apr 2001 20:18:04 -0500, Shawn E. Brechbiel <darkmerc@nospam>
> wrote:
>
> >I'm looking for a Core, that has a fully functional Combat system, along
> >with a Level ability.  If anyone knows of one that I can get a copy of, I'd
> >appriciate it.
> >
>
> Well.. I personally don't know about a Core that's already got that
> completely coded.. But Me and my team /are/ working on a Combat system that
> could be introduced easily in to any of the current cores out there.. We're
> still in the base stages and it could be a while before we've got something
> complete enough to distribute.. If you, or anyone, wishes to assist us, or
> wants more information you can contact us at my Email addy..
> (batman323@nospam)
>

        RPG Core (http://members.aol.com/geocorona/rpgmoo.html) has some basic
combat in it. I do think the community would benefit from some standard
libraries of code for these common functionalities. All too often it
seems that people are individually developing the same stuff over and
over again, effort that could be better spent not reinventing the wheel.
Why does the MOO community have such an aversion to code sharing? I
think this is the biggest reason for stagnation.

-Ennui
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Article #1113
Subject: Re: Looking
Author: Quinn
Posted: 4/14/2001 10:07:45 AM

Well, there's Ghostcore, available here:
http://fazigu.org/~quinn/ghost/

Completely free for use and/or reuse.

-Quinn
--
Ron "Quinn" Straight <http://www.netsville.com/~quinn/>

Article #1114
Subject: Re: Looking
Author: J.Brown (Ender/Amigo)
Posted: 4/14/2001 10:47:33 AM

And Ghostcore is cool, much as ya plug it :)

Regards,
         Amigo
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2001, Quinn wrote:

> Well, there's Ghostcore, available here:
> http://fazigu.org/~quinn/ghost/
>
> Completely free for use and/or reuse.
>
> -Quinn
> --
> Ron "Quinn" Straight <http://www.netsville.com/~quinn/>
>