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<blockquote data-quote="React" data-source="post: 483234" data-attributes="member: 117627">Strictly speaking, converting what you have here is going to be more work than necessary, not a viable option.My opinion, you take&nbsp; an EMU such as comet, or any of your choice, strip it to the &quot;skeleton&quot; and gradually build up until you have the very basics of a roleplay environment, once you have this you can start implementing the necessities, commands, overlays, whatever you desire really. It'd be worth having an exact list of your intentions, what you'd like to add, how you'd like it to function etc, it will help you to stay organised. Test every thing both seperately and togeher with other elements, to ensure no conflictions. Importantly you should take your time, I say this because there are various Roleplay developments going on at the moment, each moving at their own pace. Keeping your work clean will make your environment easier to navigate, add new things and remove existing stuff that you don't need. Another thing, if you haven't already, take a look at websockets and how they work.The reason I'd to the EMU work first is so that you can ensure the EMU you use/edit will be compatible for your CMS, when the time for that comes.Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="React, post: 483234, member: 117627"] Strictly speaking, converting what you have here is going to be more work than necessary, not a viable option. My opinion, you take an EMU such as comet, or any of your choice, strip it to the "skeleton" and gradually build up until you have the very basics of a roleplay environment, once you have this you can start implementing the necessities, commands, overlays, whatever you desire really. It'd be worth having an exact list of your intentions, what you'd like to add, how you'd like it to function etc, it will help you to stay organised. Test every thing both seperately and togeher with other elements, to ensure no conflictions. Importantly you should take your time, I say this because there are various Roleplay developments going on at the moment, each moving at their own pace. Keeping your work clean will make your environment easier to navigate, add new things and remove existing stuff that you don't need. Another thing, if you haven't already, take a look at websockets and how they work. The reason I'd to the EMU work first is so that you can ensure the EMU you use/edit will be compatible for your CMS, when the time for that comes. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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