#2 Scripting Language interpreter

[J.D. Luke]

It's been done before, and we need to do it too. There's
no reason to rely on the uber-geeks to provide regular
content updates, we should have a scripting language
that can be used to set up areas/encounters/etc. within
the game.

Crystal Space has something called CS Script,
apparently, but I have no idea if it is anything like what
we would need.

[James Lang]

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The only problem with this is that we have to keep in mind
the possible "Frontpage HTML" issues. Doing a scripting
language that the masses can use is a self defeating process.

I would sugest we work on a front end once we have an idea
of the core. To have a front end we need to have componants
(like encounters) we can use as a basis. I don't see it as
a problem if it's filling in variables and adding them to
the game....if it gets too involved it can become quite the
project on its own :).