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How to do branching dialogue in javascript Yes, {...} is an object. In JavaScript, object is a key-value associative array (with some extra functionality, not used in this example), similar to array in PHP, or Map in Java. For more info, see Wikipedia articles on JavaScript and ECMAScript, and the documentation linked from there, especially the official ECMAScript documentation. |
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Passive skills and items If you want to write any kind of crazy effect (e.g. "add 2 to WIS if INT is a prime number"), you probably need to write those effects in PHP code, and in the database store their names and parameters. So in the database you would have e.g. EffectName=AddIfPrime, EffectParam1=2, EffectParam2=WIS, EffectParam3=INT. Then in PHP you make EffectFactory with function createEffect(name, parameters). This function contains a long if-else chain, and for name=="AddIfPrime" it produces an object with given integer priority (hardcoded there) and a function that applies the effect. |
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