Revolution Emulator [C#, R63B, Encryption Cracked, DAO, Fluent NHibernate, Lua Plugin, Mono]

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iHarrison

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Looking into how we can expose an API (for the emulator) so people can develop their own code without having to touch the actual source of it (the emulator), through callback functions and whatnot!

I'd love an LUA plugin system, it's real easy to learn ^^.
 

Adil

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Make it event-driven and dynamically load .dll files.
What, so like:
PHP:
public void OnPluginLoad(object sender, PluginEventArgs e)
{
    //Boilerplate
    e = new PluginEventArgs();
    e.LoadCompleted();
    e.Initiate();
}
 

Quackster

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What, so like:
PHP:
public void OnPluginLoad(object sender, PluginEventArgs e)
{
    //Boilerplate
    e = new PluginEventArgs();
    e.LoadCompleted();
    e.Initiate();
}

No..

I suggest you have a look at Bukkit (even though it's Java).
 

Quackster

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Do you mean events such as PlayerActionCompletedEvent or something? (that would handle an event every time a player completed a specified action, like a quest).
Yes, and the main method when called when the plugin is enabled will register those events.
 

Zak

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Cheers for the help Alexxxxxx!

Well, progress will be faster as i won't be working much at my temp job, since University is coming up!

I started a bit on Catalog, just need to do interactions for furni types/states like Pets, Groups etc.
 

Adil

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Would you guys prefer a "built in" API which would be implemented in C#, or do you prefer a scripting API which would be 'safer' but more abstracted, which would allow you to write scripts in language x?
 

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Would you guys prefer a "built in" API which would be implemented in C#, or do you prefer a scripting API which would be 'safer' but more abstracted, which would allow you to write scripts in language x?
I like the idea of a built in :)
 

Zak

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Built in. C# is pretty easy.

Any programming language can be easy if your just coding basics within it, if you see C#'s true power then you'll know how epic it is and is not as easy as it seems.
 
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