A Chinese demo game of Evennia.

[Yijun Lu]

I have made a Chinese demo game of Evennia on http://demo.evenniacn.com, the webclient is http://demo.evenniacn.com/webclient .

It's based on the tutorial world. I translated it into Chinese and made some modifications. In this game, players can play without typing commands. Nearly everything can be done by click links. I have modified the webclient to work smart phones. All messages sent from the server to the webclient are in JSON format.

The codes have been uploaded to https://github.com/luyijun/evennia. Most of my codes are located in extension folder.

[Griatch Art]

This looks awesome, Yiyun!
Whereas I cannot read/write the actual letters your version of the demo does look very sleek and the clickable links looks cool. Good work! Hope you get a lot of people testing it!
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Griatch

[Kelketek Rritaa]

I have to agree. This demo looks pretty slick.

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[Yijun Lu]

Thank you. I plan to make a much longer game with Evennia, and I'm going to create a data system. With this system, game designers who know nothing about programming can use Excel to write game data, and then output game data to Evennia by csv files. They can modify object's name or description by just editing the csv files, even setup a whole new game world with a bunch of csv files. 

[Griatch Art]

Your excel-based creation sounds interesting. Have you looked at our spawner system? It sounds like your csv-based input could make use of the spawner "under the hood".
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Griatch

[Yijun Lu]

It's great! I can make use it.