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Line 1: == Arianne Project == ; What is Arianne? :Arianne is the name of the project that aims to create a free open source framework to create multiplayer online games. Arianne is composed of several projects like [[MarauroaObjectives \| Marauroa]], a java implementation of ~~theframework~~the framework to run games, and all games using it, such as [[Stendhal]]. ; What is Marauroa? :Marauroa is a free open source GPL implementation of a persistent multiplayer online game framework using Java, MySQL for storage and TCP for data connections to clients. ; How is Arianne licensed? : It is licensed under the [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GPL]. == Code == Line 23: : CVS ; Why do you use CVS, it's rubbish? : Although we know better control version systems ~~exists~~exist, we want to ~~mantain~~continue with CVS. == Contributing == Line 32: == Marauroa project == ; How many players can the engine support? : Stendhal has had up to 60 players online, ~~I've~~ no idea oftesting ~~the~~has been done of limits yet. ; I want to use Marauroa for my game, where do I start? Read how to create a game using Marauroa, it should give you a nice idea. ''What is this? I can find [[HowToWriteGamesUsingArianne]] only.'' [[User:Kymara\|Kymara]] 08:58, 29 November 2007 (PST) == Stendhal project == Line 41: : ''to be filled in (by durkham?)'' ; I want to use Stendhal as a basis for my own RPG, can you help? : Stendhal was written as a test case for ~~marauroa~~Marauroa zone changes. Using it as a base game for an RPG is not advised. You will find a lot to do with our own map, quest, and NPC system is hardcoded. Using marauroa as a framework for your own RPG is what we advise. ; But, I can't write my own RPG, can I use Stendhal as a base and make my own maps? : Ok, but please follow our conventions as you never know what is hard coded. And you will need to learn Java.

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