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It's currently a copy of the Mason ruleset. Where Mason focuses on letting the users create the world themselves, Deeds instead focuses on allowing world authors to set up enticing worlds with gameplay and stories. In contrast to Mason there are more features available to the world authors which allow for automatic creation of entities and so on.
56 lines
1.6 KiB
Python
56 lines
1.6 KiB
Python
#This file is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public license.
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#Copyright (C) 2006 Al Riddoch (See the file COPYING for details).
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from atlas import *
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from physics import *
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from physics import Quaternion
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from physics import Vector3D
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from random import *
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import server
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class _Zone(object):
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def __init__(self):
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print "Creating magic zone"
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def get_power(self, pos):
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"""Determine the spell power at a location"""
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# Put maths or lookup code here to work out what the "wave amplitude"
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# is at pos.
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return 1
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class Spell(server.Task):
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""" A proof of concept task for making new paths and roads."""
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zone = None
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def cast_operation(self, op):
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""" Op handler for strike op which activates this task """
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print "Spell.cast"
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if len(op) < 1:
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sys.stderr.write("Spell task has no target in cast op")
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# FIXME Use weak references, once we have them
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self.target = op[0].id
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self.tool = op.to
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if not Spell.zone:
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Spell.zone = _Zone()
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self.things = 'things'
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self.points = []
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def tick_operation(self, op):
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""" Op handler for regular tick op """
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print "Spell.tick"
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res=Oplist()
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target=server.world.get_object(self.target)
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if not target:
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# print "Target is no more"
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self.irrelevant()
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return
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# Get the amount of magic power available to this spell from the zone
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spell_power = self.zone.get_power(self.character.location.coordinates)
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return self.next_tick(1.75)
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