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Tales of Yore
17 years ago

Scripted Combat


Spent last night adding the ability to add scripts before and after combat encounters. This allows me to fill the story in as section within a generated dungeon - hopefully should cut down on the time it takes design quests (see screenshots for a view).

So the quest designer will say, I want 40 rooms, in a 40x30 level and the level should include an encounter with the evil dark lord. You can go on to specify what monsters should be present in general on the level, and what monsters should be present in preset encounters. Dialog can be added along with chests, stairs and trap doors. Hopefully this is going to allow building quests much quicker.

Expect some tooling soon!



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