OpenRPG/Flexinode - Revision history

Notafish at 20:23, 2 June 2009

2009-06-02T20:23:25Z

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			==Feature requests==
			[[OpenRPG/Bugs#Feature_requests]]
			==Description==
	A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system.		A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system.

David at 00:39, 1 June 2009

2009-06-01T00:39:09Z

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	* a name (as displayed in the tree)		* a name (as displayed in the tree)
⚫	* a '~~right~~ click action' (text ~~and~~ one or more dice rolls to be sent to the chat)

	And may also have:		And may also have:

			* one or more variables.
	* a value
		⚫	* a 'double click action' (text which may contain one or more dice rolls to be sent to the chat)
	* a tag (a short name, used to uniquely identify the node)
	* a description of the ~~node~~.		* a longer description for the action.

			Flexinodes can be nested arbitrarily.
	Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections.

	Actions can include dice rolls which ~~reference~~ ~~the~~ ~~value~~ ~~of the node and of other nodes~~. ~~This~~ ~~means~~ ~~that~~ ~~tags~~ ~~must~~ be ~~unique within a flexinode collection.~~		Actions can include dice rolls which can include variable references. Variables are searched for in this order:

			# current node
	A collection has a number of global properties. These are:
			# child nodes
			# parent node
			# parent's children
			# parent's children's children (etc.)
			# grandparent
			# grandparent's children
			# etc.

			This means a flexinode can contain several complete flexinode character trees and each subtree will use its own variables.
	* Rounding policy: round down (as in d20), round nearest.

			The longer action description will be presented as a tooltip in the chat window.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
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	Abilities (folder)		Abilities (folder)
	:Strength		:Strength
	::~~value~~ = 15		::strength = 15
			::str = (strength - 10) / 2
	::tag = str
	::action = [1d20 + str~~.d20.ability_mod()~~]		::action: [1d20 + str]
	...		...

	Attacks (folder)		Attacks (folder)
	:Longsword		:Longsword
	::action = [1d20 + str~~.d20.ability_mod()~~] ~~Damage:~~ [1d8 + str~~.d20.ability_mod()~~]		::action: [1d20 + str] ===> [1d8 + str]
	::description = One-handed, primary attack		::description: One-handed, primary attack

	Right clicking the longsword node would produce:		Right clicking the longsword node would produce:

	<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 ~~Damage:~~ [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6		<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] => (15) = 18 ===> [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6

	=== 4e ===		=== 4e ===
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	A 4e node for a power might look like:		A 4e node for a power might look like:

			Character
	Level
	:~~value~~ = 3		:level = 3
	:tag = level
	...		...

	Abilities (folder)		Abilities (folder)
	:Intelligence		:Intelligence
	::~~value~~ = 15		::intelligence = 15
			::int = (intelligence - 10 / 2
	::tag = int
	::action = : [1d20 + level/2 + int~~.d20.ability_mod()~~]		::action = : [1d20 + level/2 + int]
	...		...

	Powers (folder)		Powers (folder)
	:Magic Missile		:Magic Missile
	::action ~~= vs Reflex~~: [1d20 + level/2 + int~~.d20.ability_mod~~()] ~~Damage:~~ [1d4 + int~~.d20.ability_mod()~~]		::action: [1d20 + level/2 + int] (vs Ref) ===> [1d4 + int]
	::description = At will power		::description: At will power

	Right clicking the Magic Missile node would produce:		Right clicking the Magic Missile node would produce:

	<b title="At will power">Magic Missile</b> ~~vs Reflex:~~ [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 ~~Damage:~~ [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6		<b title="At will power">Magic Missile:</b> [1d20 + 4] => (13) = 17 (vs Ref) ===> [1d4 + 3] => (3) = 6

David: Rounding policy is per collection

2009-05-19T21:38:55Z

Rounding policy is per collection

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	Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This means that tags must be unique within a flexinode collection.		Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This means that tags must be unique within a flexinode collection.

			A collection has a number of global properties. These are:

			* Rounding policy: round down (as in d20), round nearest.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
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	::value = 15		::value = 15
	::tag = int		::tag = int
	::action = : [1d20 + ~~round_down(~~level / 2) + int.d20.ability_mod()]		::action = : [1d20 + level/2 + int.d20.ability_mod()]
	...		...

	Powers (folder)		Powers (folder)
	:Magic Missile		:Magic Missile
	::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + ~~round_down(~~level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]		::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + level/2 + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]
	::description = At will power		::description = At will power

David: /* Examples */

2009-05-13T15:04:17Z

Examples

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	::description = One-handed, primary attack		::description = One-handed, primary attack

	Right clicking the ~~action~~ ~~would~~ ~~result~~ in		Right clicking the longsword node would produce:

	<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6		<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6
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	::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + round_down(level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]		::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + round_down(level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]
	::description = At will power		::description = At will power

			Right clicking the Magic Missile node would produce:

	<b title="At will power">Magic Missile</b> vs Reflex: [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 Damage: [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6		<b title="At will power">Magic Missile</b> vs Reflex: [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 Damage: [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6

David at 15:03, 13 May 2009

2009-05-13T15:03:05Z

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	Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections.		Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections.

	Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This is ~~done~~ ~~using~~ a ~~file~~ ~~system~~ ~~path-like~~ ~~syntax~~.		Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This means that tags must be unique within a flexinode collection.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

			=== d20 ===

	A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like:		A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like:
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	Attacks (folder)		Attacks (folder)
	:Longsword		:Longsword
	::action = [1d20 + ~~../abilties/~~str.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d8 + ~~../abilities/~~str.d20.ability_mod()]		::action = [1d20 + str.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d8 + str.d20.ability_mod()]
	::description = One-handed, primary attack		::description = One-handed, primary attack

	Right clicking the action would result in		Right clicking the action would result in

	<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b> [1d20 + 3] => (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] => (3) = 6		<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b>: [1d20 + 3] ==> (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] ==> (3) = 6

			=== 4e ===

			A 4e node for a power might look like:

			Level
			:value = 3
			:tag = level
			...

			Abilities (folder)
			:Intelligence
			::value = 15
			::tag = int
			::action = : [1d20 + round_down(level / 2) + int.d20.ability_mod()]
			...

			Powers (folder)
			:Magic Missile
			::action = vs Reflex: [1d20 + round_down(level / 2 ) + int.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d4 + int.d20.ability_mod()]
			::description = At will power

			<b title="At will power">Magic Missile</b> vs Reflex: [1d20 + 4] ==> (13) = 17 Damage: [1d4 + 3] ==> (3) = 6

David: New page: A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system. They have: * a name (as displayed in the tree) * a 'right click action' (text and one or more dice rolls ...

2009-05-13T14:29:40Z

New page: A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system. They have: * a name (as displayed in the tree) * a 'right click action' (text and one or more dice rolls ...

New page

A flexinode is an OpenRPG game tree node that can used used for any rule system.

They have:

* a name (as displayed in the tree)
* a 'right click action' (text and one or more dice rolls to be sent to the chat)

And may also have:

* a value
* a tag (a short name, used to uniquely identify the node)
* a description of the node.

Many nodes can be includes in folders and sub-folders to form hierarchical collections.

Actions can include dice rolls which reference the value of the node and of other nodes. This is done using a file system path-like syntax.

== Examples ==

A subset of a d20 node for a simple attack might look like:

Abilities (folder)
:Strength
::value = 15
::tag = str
::action = [1d20 + str.d20.ability_mod()]
...

Attacks (folder)
:Longsword
::action = [1d20 + ../abilties/str.d20.ability_mod()] Damage: [1d8 + ../abilities/str.d20.ability_mod()]
::description = One-handed, primary attack

Right clicking the action would result in

<b title="One-handed, primary attack">Longsword</b> [1d20 + 3] => (15) = 18 Damage: [1d8 + 3] => (3) = 6