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Vadi at 12:25, 26 December 2023

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Vadi at 12:22, 26 December 2023

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Vadi: Created page with "# Identify the key business logic components and extract them out into separate classes/modules: #* Game connection and communication (handles connecting to game server, sendi..."

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# Identify the key business logic components and extract them out into separate classes/modules:
#* Game connection and communication (handles connecting to game server, sending/receiving data)
#* User input processing (handles keyboard/mouse input)
#* Game display/rendering (handles displaying game text and maps)
#* Scripting engine (runs Lua scripts)
#* Settings/configuration
# Create a "Mudlet Core" module that contains just the essential functionality needed for scripting:
#* Game communication
#* Input processing
#* Display rendering
#* Scripting engine
# Implement a minimal Qt Widgets UI that uses Mudlet Core to provide a desktop authoring environment for creating/testing scripts.
# Create a stripped down "Mudlet Mobile" app that links only to Mudlet Core. It would provide:
#* Simple UI for connecting to a MUD
#* Ability to select/run scripts created on desktop
#* Basic input buttons on screen
#* Text display
# Allow exporting scripts from desktop UI to a shared script repository.
# Mobile app can download scripts from repository to run them.
# Both apps share the same Mudlet Core component for running scripts.

This allows creating a full-featured desktop app for authoring, while still having a lightweight mobile app that can leverage the scripts. The key is the reusable Mudlet Core module that encapsulates the scripting logic.

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 Tentative plan for making Mudlet available on Android and iOS:
 # Identify the key business logic components and extract them out into separate classes/modules:
 #* Game connection and communication (handles connecting to game server, sending/receiving data)
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 This allows creating a full-featured desktop app for authoring, while still having a lightweight mobile app that can leverage the scripts. The key is the reusable Mudlet Core module that encapsulates the scripting logic.

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 # Identify the key business logic components and extract them out into separate classes/modules:
 #* Game connection and communication (handles connecting to game server, sending/receiving data)
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 #* Scripting engine
 # Implement a minimal Qt Widgets UI that uses Mudlet Core to provide a desktop authoring environment for creating/testing scripts.
-# Create a stripped down "Mudlet Mobile" app that links only to Mudlet Core. It would provide:
+# Create a stripped down "Mudlet Mobile" app that links only to Mudlet Core using QML. It would provide:
 #* Simple UI for connecting to a MUD
 #* Ability to select/run scripts created on desktop