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Help with zmud database


KrazyC

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Hey guys. I've decided to start playing a bit smarter, so I wanna start making a database for equipment in the lands. The thing is, I have Zmud and I have NO idea how to make a script or trigger that will aid me. Can someone give me some pointers, or if they have a script, could they pass it on? It'd be a great help!!!

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What I've begun to do is this. I've set up a script that will store everything that I ID. Depending on its align / antigood / antievil / neutral only, etc. It stores it to a file. I then have another program that I wrote that takes that information and applies it to a spread sheet. The spread sheet has multiple categories. IE: Weapons / Armor / Class of Weapon, etc. And with that I am building a huge database of all the items in the mud.

If there is interest and no objections I was thinking allowing all my information to be accessed via the web. Basically, you would type in the item name and it would show you its stats. But, if the staff frowns upon that sort of thing. I'll horde all my knowledge. It is power after all..

- Matt.

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Horde away, the staff wouldn't really be open to letting that information out. Also some of the older players who spent time doing that themselves would be entirely pissed at you. Myself? I could care less, as a simple: score; wear item; score will give me everything I need to know about said item.

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Depending on how client-centric everyone wants to be, it would be somewhat simple to just do a perl/php script to parse logs for eq that's been identified. Then using something like mysql/postgres or even sqlite, it could insert entries and check for dupes.

Useful for everyone not running zMud.

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Depending on how client-centric everyone wants to be, it would be somewhat simple to just do a perl/php script to parse logs for eq that's been identified. Then using something like mysql/postgres or even sqlite, it could insert entries and check for dupes.

That's basically what I did. I used PHP / MySQL. I have no issue making my script public if there are people who are interested in it. I just do not want to be in violation of my ToS of the mud or step on any staff members toes.

- Matt.

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