A CCTG rewrite and full multi-layered engine that allows for better socket connections and a simple tile-based map compiler and loader.
Basically, loads binary maps (compiled from ASCII maps; see below for "How do I compile my ASCII map?") that are mapped to a 2D dungeon, then distributes game data around using two high-level socket-based classes.
The peer-to-peer protocol is very similiar to CCTG's, though it's more specialized towards games.
It's an big bug we can't find a solution for, sorry :(
It was coded in 2.7.11 but I can't find out compatibility with other versions :/
This is the format for the ASCII maps you should do:
EXIT <x coordinate of map exit> <y coordinate of map exit>
NEXTMAP <string containing name of the next map as the filename without extension of the compiled map>
PLAYERSTART <x coordinate of player start> <y coordinate of player start>
TILE <x coordinate of tile> <y coordinate of tile>
Currently, the uppercase is necessary.
After this you must compile your map so it can be loaded by the Map Loader.
Put your ASCII map file (.dam) inside any folder side-by-side with the map loader folder, and create a new folder (name it however you want) where you want the compiled map to be.
Then open your terminal, cd to the folder where both folders are located and run your map compiler like this:
python compile_map "<folder of ASCII map file>\<filename of ASCII map file>.dam" "<folder where you want to store compiled result>\<mapname>.dbm"