mud.send_message(player_id, "You arrive at '{}'".format(
players[player_id]["room"]))
# the specified exit wasn't found in the current room
else:
# send back an 'unknown exit' message
mud.send_message(player_id, "Unknown exit '{}'".format(ex))
#print(list(
# (k.replace('command_', ''), v) for k, v in locals().items() if callable(v) and k.startswith('command_')
#))
commands = {
k.replace('command_', ''): v for k, v in locals().items() if callable(v) and k.startswith('command_')
}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
while mud.events_new_player:
player_id = mud.events_new_player.popleft()
npcsTemplate = deepcopy(npcs)
# List items in world for debugging purposes
# for x in itemsInWorld:
# print (x)
# for y in itemsInWorld[x]:
# print(y,':',itemsInWorld[x][y])
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
#list of players for Grapevine
playerList = []
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# print(int(time.time()))
if useGrapevine == True or grapevineReconnecting == True:
if gsocket.state["connected"] == True:
gsocket.import_players(playerList)
gsocket.handle_read()
gsocket.handle_write()
rcvd_msg = None
ret_value = None
* Saving players accounts between sessions
* A password login
* A shop from which to buy items
author: Mark Frimston - [email protected]
"""
import time
from game_data import rooms
from mudserver import MudServer
from lib.constants import DEFAULT_START_LOCATION
from lib.command import Commands
from lib.models.game_state import GameState
game = GameState(MudServer())
commands = Commands(game)
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
game.update()
# go through any newly connected players
new_players = game.handle_player_join()
#!/usr/bin/env python
import time
import json
from mudserver import MudServer
# imported from rooms.json, defines rooms
with open('rooms.json', 'r') as f:
rooms = json.load(f)
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game infinite loop
while True:
# calling update for uptodate information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
# adding the new player to the dictionary with their name and room empty
players[id] = {
"name": None,
"room": None,
}
# ask the new player for their name
mud.send_message(id, "What is your name?")
return rooms[getPlayerRoomID(id)]
def setPlayerRoom(id: int, roomID: str) -> dict:
players[id]["room"] = roomID
return rooms[roomID]
# structure defining the rooms in the game. Try adding more rooms to the game!
rooms = hjson.loads(Path("data/rooms.hjson").read_text())
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
def processNewPlayers():
for id in mud.get_new_players():
# add the new player to the dictionary, noting that they've not been
# named yet.
# The dictionary key is the player's id number. We set their room to
# None initially until they have entered a name
# Try adding more player stats - level, gold, inventory, etc
players[id] = {
"name": None,
"room": None,
}
# send the new player a prompt for their name
"hazards": [],
"items": []
}
needed_repairs = len(location_list)
#Generate Hub Exits:
for k in rooms.keys():
if k != 'hub':
rooms['hub']['exits'][k] = k
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
#Utility functions
def message_room(msg):
# go through every player in the game
for pid, pl in players.items():
# if they're in the same room as the player
if players[pid]["room"] == players[id]["room"]:
# send them a message telling them what the player said
mud.send_message(pid, msg)
def message_all(msg):
# go all the players in the game
for pid, pl in players.items():
import time
import os
import sys
# add the mud_py data directory to the python path variable
mud_dir = os.path.join(os.getcwd() + '/data')
sys.path.append(mud_dir)
# local imports
from mudserver import MudServer
from gamefunctions import new_players_check
from gamefunctions import disconnected_players_check
from gamefunctions import process_commands
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
new_players_check(mud)
disconnected_players_check(mud)
process_commands(mud)
author: Mark Frimston - [email protected] """ import time import re from rooms import rooms import items # import the MUD server class from mudserver import MudServer # stores the players in the game players = {} # start the server mud = MudServer() # main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated) while True: # pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly # use 100% CPU time time.sleep(0.2) # 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give # us up-to-date information mud.update() # go through any newly connected players for id in mud.get_new_players(): # add the new player to the dictionary, noting that they've not been
rooms = {
"Tavern": {
"description": "You're in a cozy tavern warmed by an open fire.",
"exits": {"outside": "Outside"},
},
"Outside": {
"description": "You're standing outside a tavern. It's raining.",
"exits": {"inside": "Tavern"},
}
}
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
import json
# import the MUD server class
from mudserver import MudServer
# structure defining the rooms in the game. Try adding more rooms to the game!
with open('world.json') as json_data:
rooms = json.load(json_data)
# structure where players are saved
with open('players.json') as json_data:
players = json.load(json_data)
active_players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
"electrum": {"electrum": 1, "platinum": 10, "gold": 100, "silver": 1000,
"copper": 10000},
"platinum": {"electrum": 0.1, "platinum": 1, "gold": 10, "silver": 100,
"copper": 1000},
"gold": {"electrum": 0.01, "platinum": 0.1, "gold": 1, "silver": 10,
"copper": 100},
"silver": {"electrum": 0.001, "platinum": 0.01, "gold": 0.1, "silver": 1,
"copper": 10},
"copper": {"electrum": 0.0001, "platinum": 0.001, "gold": 0.01,
"silver": 0.1, "copper": 1}
}"""
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly use
# 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give us
# up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
# add the new player to the dictionary, noting that they've not been
# named yet. The dictionary key is the player's id number. We set their
},
"Outside": {
"description": "You're standing outside a tavern. It's raining.",
"exits": {
"inside": "Tavern"
},
}
}
texte = []
# liste des joueurs connectés
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# test d'event par interval
#if random.randint(0, 10) > 8:
# for pid, pl in players.items():
rooms = {
"Tavern": {
"description": "You're in a cozy tavern warmed by an open fire.",
"exits": { "outside": "Outside" },
},
"Outside": {
"description": "You're standing outside a tavern. It's raining.",
"exits": { "inside": "Tavern" },
}
}
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
from mudserver import MudServer
# import rooms from rooms.py
from rooms import rooms
# import items from items.py
from items import items
# import npcs from npcs.py
from npcs import npcs
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
npcs_template = deepcopy(npcs)
# List items in world for debugging purposes
# for x in items_in_world:
# print (x)
# for y in items_in_world[x]:
# print(y,':',items_in_world[x][y])
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# list of players
player_list = []
# start the server
mud = MudServer(websocket_tls, websocket_cert, websocket_key, websocket_ver)
# weather
curr_hour = datetime.datetime.today().hour
curr_min = datetime.datetime.today().minute
days_since_epoch = (datetime.datetime.today() -
datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1)).days
day_mins = (curr_hour * 60) + curr_min
random.seed((days_since_epoch * 1440) + day_mins)
last_weather_update = int(time.time())
weather_update_interval = 120
fishing_update_interval = 120
last_fishing_update = int(time.time())
clouds = {}
cloud_grid = {}
tile_size = 2
def run(self):
logging.info("Starting server.")
self.mud = MudServer()
library.store_server(self.mud)
logging.info("Server started successfully.")
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while self.keep_running:
try:
server_command = self.q.get(block=False)
if server_command is not None:
if server_command.command_type == ServerCommandEnum.BROADCAST_MESSAGE:
self.mud.send_message_to_all(server_command.params)
elif server_command.command_type == ServerCommandEnum.GET_PLAYERS:
logging.info("Players: ")
for player in control.Player.player_ids.values():
logging.info(str(player))
except Exception:
pass
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
self.mud.update()
# handle events on the server_queue
while (len(self.mud.server_queue) > 0):
event = self.mud.server_queue.popleft()
logging.info(event)
id = event.id
if event.type is EventType.PLAYER_JOIN:
logging.info("Player %s joined." % event.id)
# notifying the player of their class, creating the character
self.mud.send_message(id, "Welcome to MuddySwamp!")
PlayerClass = library.random_class.get()
self.mud.send_message(id, "You are a(n) %s" % PlayerClass)
self.mud.send_message(id, "What is your name?")
# creating a controler (a 'Player'), then giving that Player control of a new character
# of whatever class the player is
new_player = control.Player(event.id)
new_character = PlayerClass()
new_player.assume_control(new_character)
elif event.type is EventType.MESSAGE_RECEIVED:
# log the message
logging.debug("Event message: " + event.message)
control.Player.send_command(id, event.message)
elif event.type is EventType.PLAYER_DISCONNECT:
# logging data of the player
player = control.Player.player_ids[id]
logging.info("%s left" % player)
if player.receiver is not None:
pass
#self.mud.send_message_to_all("%s quit the game" % player.receiver)
control.Player.remove_player(id)
# temporary: move this to a better place later
for id, msg in control.Player.receive_messages():
self.mud.send_message(id, msg)
# Shut down the mud instance after the while loop finishes
self.mud.shutdown()
"outside": "Outside"
},
},
"Outside": {
"description": "You're standing outside a tavern. It's raining.",
"exits": {
"inside": "Tavern"
},
}
}
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# pause for 1/5 of a second on each loop, so that we don't constantly
# use 100% CPU time
time.sleep(0.2)
# 'update' must be called in the loop to keep the game running and give
# us up-to-date information
mud.update()
# go through any newly connected players
for id in mud.get_new_players():
lastStateSave = int(time.time())
# Deepcopy npcs fetched from a database into a master template
npcsTemplate = deepcopy(npcs)
# List items in world for debugging purposes
# for x in itemsInWorld:
# print (x)
# for y in itemsInWorld[x]:
# print(y,':',itemsInWorld[x][y])
# stores the players in the game
players = {}
# start the server
mud = MudServer()
# main game loop. We loop forever (i.e. until the program is terminated)
while True:
# print(type(gsocket.outbound_frame_buffer))
# Gossip test
#inbound = gsocket.handle_read()
#if inbound != None:
#print(type(inbound))
#print(inbound)
#gsocket.handle_write()
#print(type(readtest))
#print(readtest)
