What would be the ideal way to manage quality in regards to items crafted. Ideally U have a crafting level 1-100 And the higher the level the better the quality items can be crafted. Seems simple. But how do we manage that? Do you have tier type materials that you can only craft with once you are hi...

Which other engines are you speaking of a_betrand
The only one I saw was New world Engine.

ok, so lets say i have my project and I want to make it an engine where from an admin tab I can make more monsters, tiles, events, npcs and such...

and then make the game it self.. How would you find people to work with to make such a project on GitHub or Trello or other things mentioned

for the last few years I've been dreaming of a game to make, I have the foundation ideas and story races, characters plot, but putting it into creation is a very long process, i would rather build an engine than a game. an engine, that makes events, maps, sprites, npcs. I have a platform already, wr...

If you search the web there was a website addon called Living Avatars which was a standalone dynamic avatar system. it was an amazing way to add images to make an avatar and was fairly lightweight similar to the nulavatar days of phpbb.. I believe this project is dead, but it was written in codeigni...

This really reminds me of Advance dungeons and Rabbits for PHPBB,

Very reminiscence of that..

This is worth coming back to

This is a code i have to get data from the database and turn it into javascript basically.. what it does is it gets a field from the database. relating to columns. It creates an array to get all the column data for that map. Then for each column, it does another query to get all the info for each ro...

So I have a sprite variable, and when I draw it i use, Sprite.prototype.draw = function() { if (!this.flashOn) { ctx.drawImage( this.tileset.image, this.states[this.currentState].frames[this.states[this.currentState].currentFrame].split(',')[0] * this.tileset.tileWidth, this.states[this.currentState...

sprites.js var sprites = { player: new Sprite(spriteDefinitions.turtle, 128, 128, 0, 0, 'down', function(mod) { } ), chest1: new Sprite(spriteDefinitions.chest, 512, 320, 0, 1, 'down', function(mod) { if (this.collides(sprites.player) && eng.keysDown[32]) { this.kill = true; sprites.player.i...