The MMORPG implementation
The distributed entity-component-system framework
This aims to create a game-server & client-modification for a popular MMO (can you guess which one? :P). You can find more information on how it works in the subprojects of entice. If you're interested in using the API, you can find the complete documentation here in this repository.
- Milestones - These define the features we implemented and are working on
- Routes - The public & secured HTTP API for the server
- Topics - The secured Websocket API for the server as an overview. This is the place to start when you are looking for how things of this server work internally (API wise).
- FAQ & Known Bugs - Common questions and bugs that we encountered but could not fix or only work-around
The client is a middle-man between the server and its API and the actual game-client. It modifies the latter ones behaviour and encapsulates it in a way that all the game-client 'sees' of the world is this modified environment. Every network communication is intercepted and reacted upon in this layer. This provides the benefit for the server to use an entirely different protocol, and for the client to crash less often since yet unimplemented behaviour of the server can be simulated in this layer.
The web project provides an HTTP/Websocket access point for any API consumer (mainly the client layer) and communicates both with the database and the entity system. This provides every player with her own view of the ingame world.
The logic project aims to provide a boilerplate-less code base for the actual gameplay components that the web project provides access to and the client uses. This is a consumer of the bare entity-framework that lies underneath.
The entity project provides a rather universial implementation of a distributed entity-component-system, which comes in the shape of so called entities, attributes and behaviours. Attributes and behaviours are in contrast to components and systems process-local copies of their counterparts. This design works especially well in a highly parallel environment.
The skill project provides implementation for the wide range of in-game skills the players can use. (This might become part of the logic project in the future)
The utils project provides, as the name suggests, utility functionality for the server. Very universial and unspecific components that are used in the other server projects reside here.
Fork any entice repo, change whatever you would like to and create a pull-request. Any help is much appreciated,
and if you want to get in touch with us, we're idling on irc.rizon.net #gwlpr.
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