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Gears Are Turning...

Guess What?
A new playerworld is coming to light! The elegant and complex age of steam is coming to a server near you...someday soon! A steampunk server is currently in the works, created by Stan himself. The server is planned out, and getting started. Idea's from Aeko, Draenin, and I, have been one by one making there way into the server.

And Just For The Record....
Within the game lies quite a few classes, each of them picking several professions and thus learn techniques from them over time. Maybe you could be a soldier able to sharpen his blade as he prepares potions for the battle? Or, one could be the craftor, building and improving on things with steam. Get your guns, swords, and dancing shoes ready, because you'll need them all when you visit this server!

The server of course is still being developed, and could use all the help it could get...

Of course, I myself have just been doing all scripting with very, very little to no graphical or level help at all. So, I more than likely won't have any graphics to prove what work I HAVE gotten done. All I can do is show you functioning code.

So of course, if you want to help with this project, contact Stan!

Stan could be found on Ardeo, or:
thekidstan (AIM) or
[email protected] (MSN).

So? Where is the functioning code?

Edit: Also what is the deal with the centered text that is irritating as ****

On the server. I'm not going to post all the code on the forums for anyone to grab at. I'd have to give you a temp rc and read rights, which I don't mind at all.

Btw, I like centered text for some reason.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheStan (Post 1407543)

Then just post short snippets.

Don't bother, if you are worried that people are going to steal your grandiose ideas and scripts, chances are they are worthless anyway.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrakilorP2P (Post 1407544)

Then just post short snippets.

That I will do.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loriel (Post 1407553)

Don't bother, if you are worried that people are going to steal your grandiose ideas and scripts, chances are they are worthless anyway.

I wasn't trying to come off as arrogant, but I would rather not have everything I've worked toward stolen as used elsewhere. If you can understand that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheStan (Post 1407558)

I wasn't trying to come off as arrogant, but I would rather not have everything I've worked toward stolen as used elsewhere. If you can understand that.

Anyone that think they can successfully make a popular server using that method is probably not a threat.
Also, you're still coming off as arrogant.

Classes:

Here, I have two of the main functions of the Classes System. This system is interdependent with the Professions and Techniques Systems (which I haven't gotten around to starting today.)

setClass(object, class) sets the player's class if it hasn't been set already. This is pretty much the function which will be called when a player chooses his class through an interface in-game.

advanceClass(object) advances the player's class to the next possible tier from the prior class.

Also, there are quite a few echos there because I just finished the Class functions NOT TOO long ago, so those were there for debugging pretty much.

PHP Code:


		
			
public function setClass(object, class) {
  temp.cdata = null;
  temp.cbasevars = null;
  temp.cbasevar = null;
  temp.cmods = null;
  temp.cwmods = null;
  temp.finaldata = null;
  
  if (!(object.type in {"player"}) || object.objecttype() != "TMudObject") {
    error("Mud Object (#s) is not valid!", object.name);
    return;
  }
  if (class == null) {
    error("No class given to set!");
    return;
  }/*
  if (classIsSet(object)) {
    if (!(getClassTier(class) > object.class[2]) || ((getClassTier(class) - object.class[2]) != 1)) {
      error("The given class (#s) does not have a higher tier than the current class! Or is not the next tier!", class);
      return;
    }
  }*/
  //else {
    //echo("Class has not been set yet.");
  if (!classIsSet(object)) {
    echo("Class is not set.");
    cdata = findNpc("DB_Classes").getClass(class);
    if (cdata.size() > 0) {
      echo("Found class data.");
      cbasevars = {"classid", "classname", "tier", "description"};
      //cmods = findNpc("DB_Classes").getClassVar(class, "statmods");
      // May or may not do weapon proficiencies here
      //cwmods = findNpc("DB_Classes").getClassVar(class, "weaponproficiencies");
      echo("BASE VARS: " @ cbasevars);
      echo("MODS: " @ cmods);
      echo("Weapon Proficiencies: " @ cwmods);
      for (cbasevar: cbasevars) {
        echo("BASE VAR: " @ cbasevar);
        finaldata.add(getClassVar(class, cbasevar));
      }
      echo("FINAL DATA: " @ finaldata);
      object.class = finaldata;
    }
  } 
}/*
public function unsetClass(object) {
}*/
public function advanceClass(object, next) {
  temp.currenttier = null;
  temp.nexttier = null;
  temp.choices = null;
  temp.choice = null;
  temp.cbasevars = null;
  temp.cbasevar = null;
  temp.finaldata = null;
  
  if (!(object.type in {"player"}) || object.objecttype() != "TMudObject") {
    error("Mud Object (#s) is not valid!", object.name);
    return;
  }
  if (!classIsSet(object)) {
    error("Mud Object (#s)'s class has not yet been set!", object.name);
    return;
  }
  currenttier = getClassTier(object.class[0]);
  nexttier = currenttier + 1;
  echo("CURRENT TIER: " @ currenttier);
  echo("NEXT TIER: " @ nexttier);
  if (currenttier != 0 && nexttier != 0 && nexttier > currenttier && (nexttier - currenttier) == 1) {
    echo("Tier checks complete.");
    choices = getClassVar(object.class[0], "nextclasses");
    for (choice: choices) {
      echo("NEXT CHOICE: " @ choice);
      if (choice == next) {
        cbasevars = {"classid", "classname", "tier", "description"};
      
        for (cbasevar: cbasevars) {
          finaldata.add(getClassVar(choice, cbasevar));
        }
        echo("FINAL ADVANCE DATA: " @ finaldata);
        object.class = finaldata;
        break;
      }
    }
  }
}

Some Class data storage.

PHP Code:


		
			
/*** Classes Database ***
Author: Stan
*** Function List ***
  LEGEND:
    + Public Function
    - Private Function
  
  SERVERSIDE:
    (-) onCreated()
    (+) getClass(cl)
    (+) getClassVar(cl, cvar)
    
  v1.0, 07/23/08, by Stan
  
  ToDo:
  * Map out the rest of the classes, (ugh!)
***/
function onCreated() {
  /*
    Indices:
      0 Class Id
      1 Class Name
      2 Class Tier
      3 Description
      4 Next Classes
      5 Stat Mods
      6 Syngergy Bonus
      7 Allowed Professions
  */
  this.class_rebel = {
    {"classid", "rebel"},
    {"classname", "Rebel"},
    {"tier", 1},
    {"description", "A rebel."},
    {"nextclasses", {
      "bandit",
      "begger",
      "blader"}},
    {"statmods", {
      {"health", 0},
      {"stamina", 0}}},
    {"syngergies", {
      {"test", 0}}},
    {"allowedprofessions", {
      ""}}
  };
  this.class_apprentice = {
    {"classid", "apprentice"},
    {"classname", "Apprentice"},
    {"tier", 1},
    {"description", "An apprentice."},
    {"nextclasses", {
      "crafter",
      "mechanic"}},
    {"statmods", {
      {"health", 0},
      {"stamina", 0}}},
    {"synergies", {
      {"test", 0}}},
    {"allowedprofessions", {
      ""}}
  };
  this.class_believer = {
    {"classid", "believer"},
    {"classname", "Believer"},
    {"tier", 1},
    {"description", "A believer."},
    {"nextclasses", {
      "gypsy",
      "nurse"}},
    {"statmods", {
      {"health", 0},
      {"stamina", 0}}},
    {"synergies", {
      {"test", 0}}},
    {"allowedprofessions", {
      ""}}
  };
  this.class_gypsy = {
    {"classid", "gypsy"},
    {"classname", "Gypsy"},
    {"tier", 1},
    {"description", "A gypsy."},
    {"nextclasses", {
      "test"}},
    {"statmods", {
      {"health", 0},
      {"stamina", 0}}},
    {"synergies", {
      {"test", 0}}},
    {"allowedprofessions", {
      ""}}
  };
}
public function getClass(cl) {
  return this.(@ "class_" @ cl);
}
public function getClassVar(cl, cvar) {
  temp.var = null;
  
  for (var: this.(@ "class_" @ cl)) {
    if (var[0] == cvar) {
      return var[1];
    }
  }
}

Here a short little function for item application (using items etc.), it's more so used to interpret two arrays.

The first array, "scripts" is a list of functions to call when the item is applied. The second array, "scriptsparams" is a multi-dimensional array of params with each index of the array a sub-array of params that is to be sent with the function of the matching index in the "scripts" array.

PHP Code:


		
			
public function applyItem(id) {
  temp.item = null;
  temp.i = null;
  temp.f = null;
  temp.fparams = null;
  
  item = findItemById(id);
  if (item.type() != 2) {
    return;
  }
  if (item.applyable) {
    if (item.equippable) {
      equipItem(item);
    }
    else {
      for (i = 0; i < item.scripts.size(); i++) {
        f = item.scripts[i];
        fparams = item.scriptsparams[i];
        
        if (this.hasFunction(@ f)) {
          this.(@ f)(fparams[0], fparams[1], fparams[2], fparams[3], fparams[4], fparams[5], fparams[6], fparams[7]); 
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

The next is pretty much basically data transfering, saving and loading for the player's mud object which contains most gameplay variables. These two functions are just the meat of the loading and saving of the player's game data. Or so you could say.

PHP Code:


		
			
public function loadObject() {
  temp.file = null;
  temp.var = null;
  temp.i = null;
  temp.data = null;
  temp.item = null;
  // Create object to load ini file to.
  file = new TStaticVar();
  file.joinedclasses = serverr.t.inifile;
  file.load(getObjectPath());
  // Checks if the loaded file has an object key
  if ({"object", "items"} in file.keys) {
    // Go through each var saved in the ini file's
    // object key.
    for (var: file.object.getdynamicvarnames()) {
      // Load the var to the object
      this.(@ var) = file.object.(@ var);
    }
    // Go through all file item vars
    for (i: file.items.getdynamicvarnames()) {
      // Create pointer to saved data
      data = file.items.(@ i);
      // Create item object then create pointer to it
      item = createItem(i.substring(1), data[0], data[1]);
      
      if (data[2] == true) { // Item was equipped
        echo("was equipped.");
      }
    }
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}
public function saveObject() {
  temp.file = null;
  temp.var = null;
  temp.i = null;
  temp.item = null;
  // Create object to load data to
  // to save to an ini file.
  file = new TStaticVar();
  file.joinedclasses = serverr.t.inifile;
  // Clear keys for object and items
  file.clearkey("object");
  file.clearkey("items");
  // Go through all object vars
  for (var: Mud.objectvars) {
    // Checks if the var should not be saved
    // if so skips over.
    if (var in Mud.nosavevars) {
      continue;
    }
    // Load the var to the object to save
    file.object.(@ var) = this.(@ var);
  }
  // Go through all the items
  for (i = 0; i < this.items.size(); i++) {
    // Make pointer to item object
    item = this.items[i];
    // Check for invalid item data
    if (item.type() != 2 || item.qty =< 0 || item.id == 0 || item.id == null) {
      continue;
    }
    // Create file vars
    file.items.(@ "i" @ item.id) = {item.archetype, item.qty, item.equipped};
  }
  // Save data
  file.save(getObjectPath(), 0);
}

Note: I replaced all "percent" signs with "#" signs.

Edit: Also,

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrakilorP2P (Post 1407562)

Anyone that think they can successfully make a popular server using that method is probably not a threat.
Also, you're still coming off as arrogant.

Not really trying to, I apologize for that.

You're not supposed to assume that anyone wants to steal your stuff.

And if someone actually did steal your stuff its not like they would go classic with it anyways.

Stupid character limit...

I would also like to share with you the class tier list...

PHP Code:


		
			
(Best viewed Maximized.)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/
Melee profressions    Crafting professions    Mage professions                   
---------------------------Teir 1------------------------------/
.    Rebel                 Apprentice               Believer   

--------------------------Teir 2-------------------------------/
. (1)Bandit            (1)Craftor                (1)Gypsy
. (1)Begger            (1)Mechanic               (1)Nurse
. (1)Blader                

--------------------------Teir 3-------------------------------/
. (1&2)Thief         (1&2)Blacksmith           (1&2)Magician
. (2)Street Performer  (1)Surveyor               (1)Illusionist
. (3)Soldier           (2)Steam Mechanic         (2)Doctor

--------------------------Tier 4-------------------------------/

. (1)Criminal          (1)Weapon Designer     (1&2)Jester 
. (1&2)Dancer          (1)Armor Designer        (1)Summoner
. (2)Noble             (2)Steam Designer        (3)Court Healer
. (3)Hero              (3)Machinist              
 
--------------------------Tier 5-------------------------------/

.   (1)Psychopath      (1)Adv. Weapon Designer  (1)Court Jester
.   (2)Acrobat         (2)Adv. Armor Designer   (2)Caller
. (3&4)Lord            (3)Secret Keeper       (2&3)Prophet
.   (4)Legend          (4)Electrician    
--------------------------Tier 6-------------------------------/
. (1)Murderor          (1&2)Cyborg              (1)Arch-mage
. (2)Distorionist      (1&2)Android             (2)God Caller
. (3)Ruler             (3)Classified            (3)Angel
. (4)Master            (4)Entity                 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/

If you don't understand the number ordering this is how it goes, The number in the parenthesis is the class in the prior row and column that can be advanced to the class the number is next to...if you can understand that. I have trouble explaining things without even confusing myself occasionally.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1407566)

You're not supposed to assume that anyone wants to steal your stuff.

And if someone actually did steal your stuff its not like they would go classic with it anyways.

Right, right, I got it already Inver.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheStan (Post 1407565)

The quality of this thread just increased dramatically.

i think if a steampunk server is going to be designed, it should need alot of steam.
meaning sweet particle emitters. graphics are going to be the central focus of the server. so good luck with that my friend.

fyi i think the class name Murderor is spelt wrong

I like those classnames :o
hopefully you can pull them off.

A Street Performer turning into a Noble? Holy ****!

Quote:

Originally Posted by xXziroXx (Post 1407718)

A Street Performer turning into a Noble? Holy ****!

Of course the schedule line ups etc, do need a bit of work. :p

Quote:

Originally Posted by haro41 (Post 1407709)

Definitely about the graphics. Also, in a bit of a hurry to get some test data up so you know how that can go.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Switch (Post 1407712)

I like those classnames :o
hopefully you can pull them off.

I'm trying.

Edit:

I just find this so cool...
http://hackedgadgets.com/2007/07/30/steam-punk-watch/

Would be cool to see this get off the ground and become something awesome, I'd play it if pulled off well.

Well, in compilation with the Classes and Professions pieces of code I've shown here, I may as well show the beginning of the third and final part of the system. (Each of these systems work hand-in-hand to get the effect needed.);

PHP Code:


		
			
Test Script:

function onCreated() {
  temp.pl = findplayerbycommunityname("Clockwork");
  temp.pl.mud.class = null;
  temp.pl.mud.professions = null;
  temp.pl.mud.techniques = null;
  Classes.setClass(temp.pl.mud, "apprentice");
  echo(temp.pl.mud.name @ " Class: " @ temp.pl.mud.class);
  Professions.addProfession(temp.pl.mud, "biomechanics");
  echo(temp.pl.mud.name @ " First Profession: " @ temp.pl.mud.professions[0]);
  Techniques.addTechnique(temp.pl.mud, "parasitebugs");
  echo(temp.pl.mud.name @ " First Technique: " @ temp.pl.mud.techniques[0]);
}

PHP Code:


		
			
Adding A Technique:

public function addTechnique(object, technique) {
  temp.neededprofessions = null;
  temp.yn = null;
  temp.i = null;
  temp.techbasevars = null;
  temp.techbasevar = null;
  temp.finaldata = null;
  
  if (!(object.type in {"player"}) || object.objecttype() != "TMudObject") {
    this.error("Mud Object (%s) is not valid!", object.name);
    return;
  }
  if (technique == null) {
    this.error("No technique given to set!");
    return;
  }
  if (Classes.classIsSet(object)) {
    if (!this.hasTechnique(object, technique)) {
      echo("Objects classes have been set.");
      neededprofessions = this.getTechniqueVar(technique, "neededprofessions");
      yn = new [neededprofessions.size()];
      echo("NEEDED PROFESSIONS: " @ neededprofessions);
      echo("YES/NO CHECK SIZE: " @ yn.size());
      for (i = 0; i < neededprofessions.size(); i++) {
        if (Professions.hasProfession(object, neededprofessions[i])) {
          yn[i] = "y";
          continue;
        }
        yn[i] = "n";
      }
      if (yn.index("n") == -1) {
        echo("LETS GO!");
        techbasevars = {"techid", "techname", "techtype", "description"};
        for (techbasevar: techbasevars) {
          finaldata.add(this.getTechniqueVar(technique, techbasevar));
        }
        echo("FINAL TECHNIQUE DATA: " @ finaldata);
        object.techniques.add(finaldata);
        echo(object.name);
      }
    }
  }
}

PHP Code:


		
			
Output:

MudObject_player_Clockwork Class: apprentice,Apprentice,1,"An apprentice."
MudObject_player_Clockwork First Profession: biomechanics,Bio-Mechanics,"The study of combining human's with mechanized parts."
MudObject_player_Clockwork First Technique: parasitebugs,"Parasite Bugs",parasitic,"Many microscopic steam-powered bugs flood the targets body and drains their energy."

Again excuse me for so many "echo()"'s. As I just got finished with the function.

What type of professions do you think you will have?

That looks nice :o
I'd help with this project, but there's nothing you'd let me do :P
So good luck Stan, hope it turns out well.

Quote:

Originally Posted by pooper200000 (Post 1407881)

What type of professions do you think you will have?

Actually, Draenin wrote out a few profession and class examples in a blog on the forums here is the link:

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums/blog.php?b=25

It's an in-forum link so I hope I don't get an infraction for that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Switch (Post 1407883)

That looks nice :o
I'd help with this project, but there's nothing you'd let me do :P
So good luck Stan, hope it turns out well.

Depends on what you can do. :)

PHP Code:


		
			
public function changeStatBase(object, stat, val) {

  if (!(stat in {"health", "stamina"})) {

    this.error(null, "Stat (#s) is not in the required stat list!", stat);

    return;

  }

  object.(@ stat)[BASE] += val;

  echo("STAT BASE: " @ object.(@ stat));

}

public function changeStatCurrent(object, stat, val) {

  if (!(stat in {"health", "stamina"})) {

    this.error(null, "Stat (#s) is not in the required stat list!", stat);

    return;

  }

  object.(@ stat)[CURRENT] += val;

  if (object.(@ stat)[CURRENT] > object.(@ stat)[TOTAL]) {

    object.(@ stat)[CURRENT] = object.(@ stat)[TOTAL];

  }

  else if (object.(@ stat)[CURRENT] < object.(@ stat)[MIN]) {

    object.(@ stat)[CURRENT] = object.(@ stat)[MIN];

  }

  echo("STAT CURRENT: " @ object.(@ stat));

}

Percent signs once again replaced with "#" signs.

These are my basic system functions for stat changing for example if someone were to do some damage this is where I go to reduce or increase health or another listed stat etc.

I'm not so sure about the rather extensive class system. I like that it's separate from the techniques and the like, but it doesn't seem to have any cohesiveness. Why are Gypsies turning into Prophets and Archmages? Have you considered how a Steampunk world functions that even has explicit magic-users strong enough to bear the literary brunt of a title like Archmage?

Not to sound overly critical; that's not my intention. This project seems like an interesting one. I'd just like to see some more unity in the thematics of these classes so that they can support a potential world, and as is they seem too much like the things I'd find in a single player RPG. A big thing to remember is that in a multiplayer game like Graal, if every player wandering around is a "God Summoner" then those Gods are going to be awfully busy, and it had better have a huge impact on the world.

Nonetheless, I look forward to seeing your progress. Drop me a line sometime if there's anything I can do to help.

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Originally Posted by GryffonDurime (Post 1408022)

A majority of the classes listed are the first draff of any sort of class list that's been done by my designing test monkey (Aeko). But, be sure they are to go under extensive scrutiny and probably rewritten another 2 times or so.

Also, I will make sure to do that thanks.

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Originally Posted by TheStan (Post 1408106)

draft

Stop posting scripts, I think you've already proved you have nice things.

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Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1408232)

Stop posting scripts, I think you've already proved you have nice things.

The more the merrier.

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Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1408232)

Stop posting scripts, I think you've already proved you have nice things.

Just trying to show my progress is all.

Update:

Today, I finished up the completion of my hit detection (the process for determining if you hit another player, etc.). I also finished up the player death sequence as well, it's pretty much:

1. Player Death Ani Plays
2. The Screen Fades Out
3. The Screen Fades In Where You're Safe

I also am planning on adding in something like a player's last words, the player will recite a random quote that pertains to death. I was hoping to add a bit of romanticism so I believe that will help.

A Couple Updates...

Well, I've been continuously working on many things pertaining to the development of this idea and not quitting at all. Though, I can only so far as I find myself even know hitting road blocks where I can't do much else with the lack of graphical, sound or level help I am suffering.

A few things I've done:

As for right now, dropping and picking up dropped items works perfectly fine.

I have rescripted Equipping and Unequipping for maybe the third time and Iam finally satisfied with it.

I've whipped up a nice little custom text chat system which is currently being used. Not much else graphical besides that.

I have also made up a nice little messaging system with a few awesome icons made by Aeko for messages and things like notifications when people log on and receive items.

Right now, I'm sort of waiting on a HUD and Inventory images for the interface so I can get something graphical and solid to show how much I've been working but it's been very hard to find reliable graphic work.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated from anyone who has any sort of skill in pretty much anything. As it is, Aeko, and myself are the only people working on developement.

Though Draenin and Gryffin do help me quite ALOT with designs and writing for the server.

If you would like to contact me about anything AT ALL:

MSN: [email protected]
AIM: thekidstan

I...cant help but feel familiarity...
I started a concept of Gear, a steampunk server...and Codein was involved afcourse and its his server place your using so... What up?
I mean, I dont mind, but Im curious

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Originally Posted by Pimmeh (Post 1409489)

I don't really understand what you're asking me?

Edit: After talking to Codein, I'm here to say I didn't even know you had ever planned a Steampunk server etc. The only Steampunk project I've ever seen planned on Graal was on Harpazo.

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Originally Posted by TheStan (Post 1408321)

Update:

I also am planning on adding in something like a player's last words, the player will recite a random quote that pertains to death. I was hoping to add a bit of romanticism so I believe that will help.

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Originally Posted by warp2ukew (Post 1409533)

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Really now? :P Lol.

Failed attempt to look cool.

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Originally Posted by Inverness (Post 1409565)

Failed attempt to look cool.

Unsuccessful attempt at being funny.

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Originally Posted by DrakilorP2P (Post 1409593)

Unsuccessful attempt at being funny.

Failure at being clever.

lol twas' a joke me matees

As soon as the client starts working I actually have something to show. Lol.

There it is:

Uhh who made those tiles? I've seen those somewhere..

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Originally Posted by warp2ukew (Post 1409734)

Uhh who made those tiles? I've seen those somewhere..

I'm not using the tiles...the Hud is what I wanted you to focus on.