Welcome to the InfiniteWisdom RTS maker!

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Description

Packages

gamedom1	This package contains a simple example game.
gamedom1.agent
gamedom1.agent.player1
gamedom1.agent.player2
gamedom1.model.servercommand
gamedom1.units
gamedom1.units.view
gamedom1.view
gamedom1.view.widget
gamedom1.view.widgets.helpmenu
infinitewisdom.model
infinitewisdom.model.agent
infinitewisdom.model.annotation
infinitewisdom.model.dna
infinitewisdom.model.grid
infinitewisdom.model.network
infinitewisdom.model.servercommand
infinitewisdom.model.util
infinitewisdom.view
infinitewisdom.view.overlays
infinitewisdom.view.util
infinitewisdom.view.widgets
infinitewisdom.view.widgets.mapedit

Welcome to the InfiniteWisdom RTS maker!

The infinitewisdom package contains a reusable library. (i.e. you don't have to modify sources to use it, just use inheritance.) The gamedom1 package contains an example game built with the aforementioned library. The best way to start out is to study the gamedom1 package, copy the contents, rename the top level package, modify the sources to your liking.

At the moment there's no networking support, but there's a map editor, and you can load and save games, and it has a very simplistic computer opponent.

The gamerules are in classes that implement ServerUnitIF interface, most importantly ServerUnitIFAdapter.
The look of the units is defined in UnitView.
If you create new units, you have to register them in a ViewConfig class, see for example: ViewConfigDom1. The see an exmaple for writing a very simplistic computer opponent see CPUPlayerAgent2Dom1.