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Oct 9, 2004, 3:19am

2nd on my wish list is a personal inventory. It would work something like
this...

An object can be created with activate command "inventory" and parameters of
"name", "url" for an image, "limit" for the maximum number that can be
carried, "drop" and "radius".

If a user clicks the object it disappears and becomes part of their
inventory.

Each user can access their inventory from the main menu, which would display
what inventory items they are carrying by name, a thumbnail of the image,
and how many of that object they are carrying. If no name was given in the
object it could default to the rwx name. The location of the object would
also be stored.

Carried inventory items could be deleted by user selection and/or by time
expiry. If the "Drop" parameter is "World" that inventory item is deleted
if the user leaves the world. If it is "Range" then it is dropped when the
user moves outside the "Radius".

Bots should be able to read a user's inventory, which could then be able to
grant them special rights. eg: enough gold to purchase land or avatar, the
right key to open a door, enough strength to get a sword, the right weapon
to destroy a target. The applications for this would be endless and would
open a wide door for roleplaying games.

~ Justin

Oct 9, 2004, 9:44am

Nice. Good idea.

LF

Oct 9, 2004, 10:13am

This would be possible using the plugin server and some clever botnix. At
least I think it would.

- MR

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Oct 9, 2004, 5:57pm

Lol, I know that at least AWRPG has an extensive system for this, if
you've never been in there... nice world, and nice system, when it's not
lagging :-)

J

[View Quote] > 2nd on my wish list is a personal inventory. It would work something
> like
> this...
>
> An object can be created with activate command "inventory" and
> parameters of
> "name", "url" for an image, "limit" for the maximum number that can be
> carried, "drop" and "radius".
>
> If a user clicks the object it disappears and becomes part of their
> inventory.
>
> Each user can access their inventory from the main menu, which would
> display
> what inventory items they are carrying by name, a thumbnail of the image,
> and how many of that object they are carrying. If no name was given in
> the
> object it could default to the rwx name. The location of the object
> would
> also be stored.
>
> Carried inventory items could be deleted by user selection and/or by time
> expiry. If the "Drop" parameter is "World" that inventory item is
> deleted
> if the user leaves the world. If it is "Range" then it is dropped when
> the
> user moves outside the "Radius".
>
> Bots should be able to read a user's inventory, which could then be able
> to
> grant them special rights. eg: enough gold to purchase land or avatar,
> the
> right key to open a door, enough strength to get a sword, the right
> weapon
> to destroy a target. The applications for this would be endless and
> would
> open a wide door for roleplaying games.
>
> ~ Justin
>
>



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Oct 9, 2004, 6:45pm

people like you make me cry :(

they use php, and a bot...the wish was for integrated aw technology...

*cry*

no but seriously i know you had good intentions with that, but when someone
wishes for something, DONT reply with a simple thing that doesn't help their
wish...

for example

'i wish aw had custom avvis'

response: 'omg awrpg has a webpage with custom avatar selection it is teh
r0x0rzzzz!!!!1211111!!!!1111'

-c to the p
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Oct 9, 2004, 7:18pm

You're posts make me cry CP =0

Can you read? Or do you just look at the string of symbols and pretend you
understand them, because you obviously don't.

His post was directly related to the thread. Also, I think when Justin
posted his comments he was welcoming input on what can be done with it, or
what has been done with it.

LF

Oct 10, 2004, 1:50am

his comment first off didnt need AWRPG spam...

you had no need for personal attacks also...

but besides that, anyone can do a php inventory, the wish was for a SOFTWARE
inventory, with integrated object commands, its pointless to say that awrpg
has one, because they don't! they have a webpage, with nice boxes that are
like 'OMG'...

so are you done with your ......


-C to the P
*does not want to finish the last sentence...*
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Oct 10, 2004, 3:08am

'i wish aw had custom avvis'
really
-LW

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Oct 11, 2004, 3:35pm

LOL it is obvious that you have no clue what they have then.

J

[View Quote] > his comment first off didnt need AWRPG spam...
>
> you had no need for personal attacks also...
>
> but besides that, anyone can do a php inventory, the wish was for a
> SOFTWARE
> inventory, with integrated object commands, its pointless to say that
> awrpg
> has one, because they don't! they have a webpage, with nice boxes that
> are
> like 'OMG'...
>
> so are you done with your ......
>
>
> -C to the P
> *does not want to finish the last sentence...*
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Oct 11, 2004, 11:46pm

no i do...they DONT have an inventory >_< they have a php powered thing or a
bot rather...not a browser component, now shut ya pie hole, lest you make me
angry *turns into hulk*, ha ha i am so weird...
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Oct 14, 2004, 4:18am

Im sorry to let you know but it all works off a database :) And its not PHP.

Poseidon

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Oct 14, 2004, 6:00am

lol pwned.


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Oct 14, 2004, 10:31pm

lol

y0u m0m !5 7h3 1337 53(5
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Oct 17, 2004, 12:46pm

Still not an intergrated browser feature.

[View Quote] > Im sorry to let you know but it all works off a database :) And its not PHP.
>
> Poseidon

Oct 17, 2004, 1:33pm

That's not the point I was arguing :)

Poseidon

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Oct 17, 2004, 2:57pm

it was what i was arguing till y'all thought awrpg spam would be nice...
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Oct 17, 2004, 10:50pm

lol, and we're trying to tell you that you don't need it to be an
integrated browser feature in order to have inventory :-)

J

[View Quote] > it was what i was arguing till y'all thought awrpg spam would be nice...
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Oct 17, 2004, 11:07pm

who doesnt know that...but it was requested as an integrated feature...i
understand you where tryign to help and say bots can do it...but it doesnt
help.
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Oct 21, 2004, 11:19pm

In a lot of ways, it's better than it would be via browser integration...
you've doubtless seen how long it often takes to load just the simple
citizens page :-)

J

[View Quote] > who doesnt know that...but it was requested as an integrated feature...i
> understand you where tryign to help and say bots can do it...but it
> doesnt
> help.
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Oct 21, 2004, 11:55pm

....not very...Four words for you...Get a better processor

....hah
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Oct 26, 2004, 11:10am

lol 3.2 ghz pentium 4 not good enough for ya? :-) oh, and a gig of duel
ram? :-)

J


[View Quote] > ...not very...Four words for you...Get a better processor
>
> ...hah
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