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<blockquote data-quote="andargor" data-source="post: 1187711" data-attributes="member: 7231">Hi all,As I had mentionned before in Twin Rose's thread, I am doing some research on abstracting XML data to create a concept for an open framework for character creation engines (any RPG).I've attached a (messy) illustration of what I am trying to acheive.As you can see, interoperability is at the core of the concept. What I call the &quot;Data Abstraction Layers&quot; (DALs), used to convert data files in a &quot;generic&quot; format per RPG system and back to engine-specific formats.This would allow easier submission of material by users and publishers who wish to release electronic material for the purposes of character creation (a trend that I would wholeheartedly support).Some of you may think that I have smoked some good stuff this morning, and you are maybe right. This diagram is utopic, but some concepts, IMHO, would be readily implementable.Andargor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="andargor, post: 1187711, member: 7231"] Hi all, As I had mentionned before in Twin Rose's thread, I am doing some research on abstracting XML data to create a concept for an open framework for character creation engines (any RPG). I've attached a (messy) illustration of what I am trying to acheive. As you can see, interoperability is at the core of the concept. What I call the "Data Abstraction Layers" (DALs), used to convert data files in a "generic" format per RPG system and back to engine-specific formats. This would allow easier submission of material by users and publishers who wish to release electronic material for the purposes of character creation (a trend that I would wholeheartedly support). Some of you may think that I have smoked some good stuff this morning, and you are maybe right. This diagram is utopic, but some concepts, IMHO, would be readily implementable. Andargor [/QUOTE]

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