Re: arbitrary world size

[Daniel L. <leonard@IRO.UMontreal.CA>]

My java bzfs is up on my site
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~leonard/bzflag/bzfs/

It is as it is on my hardrive. The code is commented (with humour
sometimes).

What should concern Chris and what is related to sub-classes of world is
in bzfs.core.Parser and bzfs.core.Bzfs (in method defineWorld()).

Drop in if you do not understand. I'll try to finish it this summer once I
finish bzworld.

I would also like comments on my papers in
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~leonard/bzflag/papers/

Thank you for your attention, you can return to your duties.

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Daniel Léonard
Computer Science Student                  "Anything worthwhile takes time"
Université de Montréal                       -Phong in Enzo the Smart, Reboot
http://www.jsp.umontreal.ca/~leonard

:BUT, you can subclass it and redefine the generating methods. There were 3
:methods you could override (approximate name, no arguments shown):
:
:createRandomWorld()
:createCTFWorld()
:createWorldFromFile() 
:
:So if you do not like current CTF world, you could make your own subclass,
:pass the full name of the class as an argument and the default class gets
:toss apart in favor of your.
:
:On that idea, if Tim does really like VRML world, he only need to make a
:VRLM2BZFS parser in its subclass :).
:
:Is that possible in C++. It would be like Quake3 weapon modifications, you
:create your own library following certain rules and bzfs loads it instead
:of the default. It might need some major modification to bzfs tough,
:especially since bzfs is not that much OO. I'll make my (none yet working)
:code on my site as soon as I get home (around midnight EST).
:
:Hope I am clear and did not miss anyone.