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<blockquote data-quote="Firzair" data-source="post: 344345" data-attributes="member: 1334">I'm on it, tooHi everybody,I'm currently trying to accomplish just this: a program that could handle D&amp;D, Rolemaster, GURPS and all others.I'm working on the framework for it, the rules will all be in the database.Objects are defined by attributes which have a number of attributes by themselves (like type, calculated etc.) and every item has rules and prerequisites (optional).So the idea is (short example): - You define race and its attributes- You define Creature where one attribute is race- You define Party which is a set of Creatures and some more attributesLater on perhaps you define a house which has occupants (Creatures) and so on...As all data is parsed you could just enter a new data and it's automaticly active. For generation, the program would go by the rules entered, so perhaps you entered a new skill and it's rules, a newly generated character and all existing characters can use it.One part which bothers me especially is the language of the data. I designed the program for being able to relabel all data without changing the rules or the internal names. So somebody designed some feats in english, I import them and just rename them and change the displayed description (the original description would be saved) and can use them in my native language without much hazzle.I realized there are many players out there who can't speak english <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f641.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :("&nbsp; data-smilie="3"data-shortname=":(" /> Greetings Firzair</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Firzair, post: 344345, member: 1334"] [b]I'm on it, too[/b] Hi everybody, I'm currently trying to accomplish just this: a program that could handle D&D, Rolemaster, GURPS and all others. I'm working on the framework for it, the rules will all be in the database. Objects are defined by attributes which have a number of attributes by themselves (like type, calculated etc.) and every item has rules and prerequisites (optional). So the idea is (short example): - You define race and its attributes - You define Creature where one attribute is race - You define Party which is a set of Creatures and some more attributes Later on perhaps you define a house which has occupants (Creatures) and so on... As all data is parsed you could just enter a new data and it's automaticly active. For generation, the program would go by the rules entered, so perhaps you entered a new skill and it's rules, a newly generated character and all existing characters can use it. One part which bothers me especially is the language of the data. I designed the program for being able to relabel all data without changing the rules or the internal names. So somebody designed some feats in english, I import them and just rename them and change the displayed description (the original description would be saved) and can use them in my native language without much hazzle. I realized there are many players out there who can't speak english :( Greetings Firzair [/QUOTE]

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