Thanks guys, very good stuff! I now have a pretty good grasp of how I should be setting up the main story quest and side quests.
in lua, there are lua tables that have keys and values, so this should do exactly what you are saying. Only problem with lua (unlike c++) is that it doesn't really have a switch statement. The reason I say this is that using a comparison chain (If-then) will eventually be inneficient if a main character has a lot of dialog situations. This can be overcome by putting all the commands/actions in a different table.
**Sorry, the formatting wasn't working correctly in here, so I just quick took a screen shot in microsoft word.. ignore the red and green squiggles.
I'm not totally sure if the code is right.. but you get the idea.. and I'll have to think up a clean way to do it.I'll just have to write up a class structure like this for dialog, items, walkpatterns, spawnrates, level lighting... etc.
Haha yes feel free to use, not sure how they will look with LPC characters though. I will get around to doing most of the artwork I need done. I have been consumed by programming as of late and haven't had to oppurtunity for adding onto the set. Nevertheless, it will be done... eventually... at sometime..
Haha, yes, I ran across the same issue when i first joined OGA and caused a lot of commotion. As far as it goes, I'd say that if you'd like to be safe, either only use CC-by-3.0 or assume they want you to release your source code.
However, you can do what I did and ask the artists on a person-by-person basis if they'd either release their artwork to you under CC-BY-3.0, or waive the SA clause pertaining to code. Although I'm not sure how legal it is to only waive one part of an SA clause.. only the artist can try to go after you.. and if they are ok with it, you're pretty safe. Also, if you had them telling you that it was ok in writing.. it'd most likely hold up in court, though I'm not a lawyer..
Oh there is more tilesets to come?? Awesome! Thanks for making your commissions open to the public!
Sharm, you're work is always so well done! Thanks for making it free for public, William!
Nicely done!
Thanks guys, very good stuff! I now have a pretty good grasp of how I should be setting up the main story quest and side quests.
in lua, there are lua tables that have keys and values, so this should do exactly what you are saying. Only problem with lua (unlike c++) is that it doesn't really have a switch statement. The reason I say this is that using a comparison chain (If-then) will eventually be inneficient if a main character has a lot of dialog situations. This can be overcome by putting all the commands/actions in a different table.
**Sorry, the formatting wasn't working correctly in here, so I just quick took a screen shot in microsoft word.. ignore the red and green squiggles.
I'm not totally sure if the code is right.. but you get the idea.. and I'll have to think up a clean way to do it.I'll just have to write up a class structure like this for dialog, items, walkpatterns, spawnrates, level lighting... etc.
@William-
Haha yes feel free to use, not sure how they will look with LPC characters though. I will get around to doing most of the artwork I need done. I have been consumed by programming as of late and haven't had to oppurtunity for adding onto the set. Nevertheless, it will be done... eventually... at sometime..
Much thanks Xendora!
Good job so far Will, I think we all can relate with not having a lot of time to work on our projects. Just work on it when you can.
Cool! I'll use all the doors except for the last column under CC-by-3.0 then, unless I'm told otherwise! Thank you both!
I was thinking the same as Bart, glad you're still around!
Haha, yes, I ran across the same issue when i first joined OGA and caused a lot of commotion. As far as it goes, I'd say that if you'd like to be safe, either only use CC-by-3.0 or assume they want you to release your source code.
However, you can do what I did and ask the artists on a person-by-person basis if they'd either release their artwork to you under CC-BY-3.0, or waive the SA clause pertaining to code. Although I'm not sure how legal it is to only waive one part of an SA clause.. only the artist can try to go after you.. and if they are ok with it, you're pretty safe. Also, if you had them telling you that it was ok in writing.. it'd most likely hold up in court, though I'm not a lawyer..
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