2d browser web engine

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SpiritWebb
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Re: 2d browser web engine

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Tested the movement on IE 7 at work, and I could move left and right a little, but couldn't move up or down at all...
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whoa!! IE 7 is all messed up! No animations still and it is centering the collision mapping. Will fix but in the meantime do not test with IE :)
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hallsofvallhalla wrote:whoa!! IE 7 is all messed up! No animations still and it is centering the collision mapping. Will fix but in the meantime do not test with IE :)
Will test when I get home with FireFox...I only have access to IE 7 at work... :(
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i fixed the IE7 errors ;)

Only thing is I had to update everything to the current collision table which is different than the old one. You can travel the map but the collisions currently do not line up with map. Simple fix when I draw a new map but for now you get the idea :)

http://indie-resource.com/QOC/login.php
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well this is turning out to be a real engine :)

I have added a admin panel where admins can make maps and mark the collision spots as blocked, or encounter or whatever. I decreased the collision count to increase speed but there are still 208 possible spots per map.

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Looks nice!

What about security? Are all of the logical calculations occurring on the server, or do some have to occur client-side as well?
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nope all on the server. The build is done by the client but even if they defeat it all of the encounter and loot calculations are done by the server so they can gain nothing really.
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Tested it again on FireFox...very nice...love it!! Can't wait too see more!
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thanks! it should work on IE also now
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okay i have added in quite a bit

you can now go from map to map. I put a map location next to the map so you dont get lost. I only have 5 maps done so do not stray away from the finished maps. map 10 is the center, but you can now walk to the edge of the map and go to the next map, any direction n,s,e,w.

Also finished the map builder, well for now

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for admin panel:
by clicking on the block it will change it to a 1 or 0, o means clear, 1 means blocked.

http://indie-resource.com/QOC/login.php

it may get funny if more thna one logs into test so here are a few more

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both user and pass
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