Description
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Documentation
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Elder scrolls inspired collection of systems. Includes inventory, dialogue, skills, magic effects, spell making, lock picking etc.
Inventory:
Weight based inventory with draggable icons, support for containers, locking, pickpocketing, lock picking etc.
UI:
Resizable, draggable windows with smart viewport clamping. Buttons for restore, maximize, minimize. Intuitive controls, icons for all the skills, spells, classes, etc. Inspect item functionality, Live paper doll character preview. Pick up item from world and move it around. Command console present which can be extended, you can call commands from anywhere and on any actor. Hardware cursor images are provided as the additional download, you can set them up in the project settings.
Skills & Stats:
Magic, Skills / Stats, Inventory, Locking, Dialogue - are components you can add to any actor to inherit functionality. Functions for advancing skills, already implemented for movement such as sprint and jumping. Ultra cheap slope detection without line traces implemented. Skills and stats are optionally class based. Birth signs, races and classes implemented.
Magic:
Spell making through dialogue, just as in Morrowind. Effects are not limited to composing spells, food and ingredients for example use the same effect system, making it highly versatile.
Dialogue:
Topic (link) based system, just like in Morrowind. Simple quest system present which uses dialogue structure. Dialogue is parsed as topics from data tables with a priority system which allows great customization and support for large amount of dialogue at the same time. Allows you to make truly unique NPCs with a data driven system to handle large numbers of NPCs and text. Allows bribe, flatter, taunt. Rumors is a hardcoded topic. Train, spell making, enchanting are optional depending on roles set of the NPC in the component. Reputation system is present. Disposition system present.
Please have a look at the documentation for a more in-depth look at the core systems.