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Database Object Design

Douglas.E — 2008-03-20 20:21:20

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	+ Worked out this system at last. The answer was easy, each file has 2 owners. A GM and a player; other than that is it set up like a Linux system.
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- Each objects and groups of objects(directories) will have these owners and the first setting has priority over the next setting: - Game Master - Game Master Group - Game Master Other - Player - Player Group - Player Other	+ Each objects or directory of objects will have an owner and an owner GM. + Owner + Group + Other
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	+ Directory
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- Thus an object might belong to a player and be writable by that player and his GM. Thus Every Player will play under a GM's control and perhaps the control of all GMs.	+ Thus an object might belong to a player and be writable by that player and his GM. Thus Every Player will play under a GM's control and perhaps the control of all GMs the group setting of GM.

Douglas.E — 2007-12-05 08:36:37

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- ==== ["Earth"] ====	+ === Each level inherets the properties of the one above it. === + ==== ["Earth Object"] ====
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- ==== ["Water"] ====	+ ==== ["Water Object"] ====
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- ====[" Fire"] ====	+ ====[" Fire Object"] ====
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- ==== ["Wind"] ====	+ ==== ["Wind Object"] ====
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- ==== ["Void"] ====	+ ==== ["Void Object"] ====

Douglas.E — 2007-12-05 08:22:30

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	+ + == In game Objects == + ==== ["Earth"] ==== + Earth objects are objects that can not move under their own power. They are not alive. + + ==== ["Water"] ==== + Water Objects are objects that can reproduce but are not very smart. Plants and other simple life forms are made with this data type. + + ====[" Fire"] ==== + Fire Objects are objects that can move and tend to need AI for what they do. Basic animals are described here. + + ==== ["Wind"] ==== + Wind Objects are objects that can move and think. They have good AI and or scripting. They can be run by players. Theses objects include the 5 basic races of the game plus all sub-races. + + ==== ["Void"] ==== + Void objects are objects of creativity. They could be anything from gods to Super strong AI's with many robot subparts. Often they are run by the Game Masters only.

Douglas.E — 2007-11-22 16:00:05

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	+ + Someone in the superuser group can override any setting.

Douglas.E — 2007-11-22 15:58:20

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-	+ We are using [http://www.postgresql.org/about/ PostgreSQL]
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	+ == Permissions ==

Douglas.E — 2007-11-22 12:47:57

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	+ === chown ===
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	+ + === groups === + Groups are just lists of players or else GMs

Douglas.E — 2007-11-22 12:45:01

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	+ = Database Object Design = + + == Security system == + Each objects and groups of objects(directories) will have these owners and the first setting has priority over the next setting: + Game Master + Game Master Group + Game Master Other + Player + Player Group + Player Other + + Each Owner level can set the object as: + Readable + Writable + Executable + + Thus an object might belong to a player and be writable by that player and his GM. Thus Every Player will play under a GM's control and perhaps the control of all GMs.