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more ores and uses for them and tin

19 (33.9%)

more craftable items (bows, berry pie, fishing rods)

26 (46.4%)

Cupboards being destroyable or movable

11 (19.6%)

Total Members Voted: 56

[head]

byond://81.230.95.29:1339

Base code.

[qwertyuiopas]

It would be best to give players directions from the start and get better art...

[head]

It would be best to give players directions from the start and get better art...

No shit?
just the basics.

[Ozyton]

Player models, we need them... mainly so that we can base every other item off of them. We don't need fancy directional stuff. In fact, fancy directional stuff just makes it harder to tell who's who IMO.

EDIT: And who wants to look and people's back anyways?

EDIT 2: Oh yes. Is the inventory system going to be more SS13 based or more Cowed based/ I think SS13 is more DF-like in my opinion.

[qwertyuiopas]

You can't properly backstab someone without fancy directional stuff!

The point would probably be to avoid becoming another SS13 clone!

I suspect that you are A SPY! Working for cowed to try to prevent us from exceeding it in every way!

‼!‼

[Megaman]

If you guys pull this off, i may actually redownload Byond

[qwertyuiopas]

What? An incentive?

However, to start, we would need somewhere to share code and a system to maintain readability.

[head]

What? An incentive?

However, to start, we would need somewhere to share code and a system to maintain readability.

I'l see about that.

everyone is going to whine at me.

[qwertyuiopas]

By readability I generally mean proper categorization so that we don't have such monstrosities as demo.dm and atoms.dm found in SS13 and generally less that 20 files per folder, while keeping atom defs and code in different directories altogether. Like this:

Code: [Select]

Code
 |--Defs
 |  |--Turf
 |  |--Objects
 |  |  |--Weapons
 |  |  |--Tools
And so on, with each word in the example a folder containing ~10 code files, some splitting into further folders with their own files.

That way, if you know what type of object you are looking for, you can find it's definition easily, and if similar devision occurs in the actual code files, it would be easy to edit specific procs without using search to hopefully find the right one. The semi-recent items distribution in SS13 would be a great example, but limited in scope, of the desired structure.

Maybe have
/code
  /def
  /object
  /gameplay

where gameplay is non-object code like verbs, /world, global procs, game logic...

[head]

By readability I generally mean proper categorization so that we don't have such monstrosities as demo.dm and atoms.dm found in SS13 and generally less that 20 files per folder, while keeping atom defs and code in different directories altogether. Like this:

Code: [Select]

Code
 |--Defs
 |  |--Turf
 |  |--Objects
 |  |  |--Weapons
 |  |  |--Tools
And so on, with each word in the example a folder containing ~10 code files, some splitting into further folders with their own files.

That way, if you know what type of object you are looking for, you can find it's definition easily, and if similar devision occurs in the actual code files, it would be easy to edit specific procs without using search to hopefully find the right one. The semi-recent items distribution in SS13 would be a great example, but limited in scope, of the desired structure.

Maybe have
/code
  /def
  /object
  /gameplay

where gameplay is non-object code like verbs, /world, global procs, game logic...

Exactly.

[Evilgrim]

Wow, heh. I really do hope we make Dorfed or whatever it is.
And I would really enjoy it..
I'm also willing to perform some spriting if need be? Heh.
Although my quality is surely worse than anyone else, I'm still wiling to try.

[Duelmaster409]

Hey, this actually seems like a good idea. Fuck Cowed! DORFED.

I have around 5 years of programming (not just DM) experience. I would be glad to help, if anyone wanted me to!

[quinnr]

No Git please. Please no.

[qwertyuiopas]

What would make you dislike git so much? A bad experience with it?

[quinnr]

Git hates my computer. I can't get it to work no mater what.