Console Text Based RPG Help
Console Text Based RPG Help
I decided to make an RPG in the DOS terminal for windows and i ran into a bit of trouble. To move around my plan is to make it like the old old 80's RPGs similar to D&D for example if the player wants to got north he/she would type "north" and the same for east south west. now my problem is how can i do it?
if it's local then look at the console commands section http://www.purebasic.com/documentation/ ... index.html
if it's network then it depends what you want as a desgin. Telnet, SSH, plain TCP text etc. People can decide their own clients etc
if it's network then it depends what you want as a desgin. Telnet, SSH, plain TCP text etc. People can decide their own clients etc
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it is simplest parsing, shown in thousands of adventure tutorials since the 80ies...
I really don't understand the problem here.
If you are able to create a minimal map, you should be able to implement minimal movement.
then, if you perform your go-north-action as a reaction to pressing [CSRS-UP],
or as a reaction the the input of "north", is a really tiny difference.
I really don't understand the problem here.
If you are able to create a minimal map, you should be able to implement minimal movement.
then, if you perform your go-north-action as a reaction to pressing [CSRS-UP],
or as a reaction the the input of "north", is a really tiny difference.
oh... and have a nice day.

