[nbos] Exporting AstroSynthesis data.

[Doug Jessee]

I was working on a game for a class, using Python and MySQL.

It was going to be a trading/exploring game.

Never finished it, but I was going to avoid graphics for the first
version...

LDJ

On 8/15/07, Shain Edge <eklypse0 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>

>

> --- David Loman <dloman77 at gmail.com> wrote:

>

> > There have been one or two people who have not had success with my

> csv/sql

> > exporter.  Unfortuentately, the exact bug/failure they ran into was

> never

> > forwarded to me, so I couldn't fix whatever was wrong.  Hopefully all

> will

> > work fine for you!

> >

> > I, too, am using the Astro2 data in a game.  Since the quantity of data

> I

> > was looking for was quite massive, I took the liberty to write the SQL

> > portion of the exporter.  This allowed me to move data in this fashion:

> >

> > Astro2 -> SQL files

> > SQL Files -> MySQL database.

> >

> > Since my computer game is a client/server setup, having all the universe

> > info in a database allows for quick access & searching as well as

> allowing

> > the content to be accessed by a variety of sources other than the game.

> The

> > specific use I am using the MySQL data for is a website that players of

> the

> > game can use as a reference.

> >

> > Just some ideas.  If you have any troubles with the exporter just drop

> me a

> > line at dloman77 at gmail.com or here on the mailing list.

>

> I'm still in the early stages of the development.

>

> Game Concept, Sci-Fi Ships stations, running in a cluster of stars.

>

> Perl being a back end server that access the database for Multiplayer.

> Darkbasic Professional for building the graphical Client.

> TrueSpace 6.6 for the Modeling.

>

> Probably need a few more pieces of software later on, but that is my trunk

> of

> development. The Astro Synthesis would be nice to be able to export data,

> but

> not required.

>

> Shain

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