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Component-based designs rely on separating the multiple logical attributes of business objects and game objects into small components dedicated only to specific tasks. Whereas game objects are usually modeled to reproduce the attributes and behavior of "real world" objects by aggregating them together and allowing specialized objects to inherit from general ones, component based design relies on composition rather than inheritance.
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How to implement a component based system for items in a web game
It looks like you are using relational modeling. There is an alternative method: property/prototype modeling, which Steve Yegge used to create his "ultimate extensible" MMORPG, Wyvern. Basically, each …
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How to implement a component based system for items in a web game
Remember the rules for optimization!
Don't.
Don't Yet (for experts only).
For example an AttackComponent might
need to know how to filter targets
inside of a battle context and also
may …
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