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jplur · 05-01-2010, 06:45 PM

Answered you online, but for posterities sake:

I've used twisted for a simple 3D TCP game, it's really easy but also a quite a large library. Thanks for suggesting MiniBoa, I'm tempted to switch over.

So I'm planning on making an actual MUD with this code, currently refactoring the base before I start adding new features.

Does anybody see a downside to using python pickle to save persistant objects? Originally I assumed I would have to use a database, but pickling my game objects to file is so simple.

05-01-2010, 06:45 PM	#3
jplur New Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 5	Re: IslandsMUD; python code base written in 48 hours Answered you online, but for posterities sake: I've used twisted for a simple 3D TCP game, it's really easy but also a quite a large library. Thanks for suggesting MiniBoa, I'm tempted to switch over. So I'm planning on making an actual MUD with this code, currently refactoring the base before I start adding new features. Does anybody see a downside to using python pickle to save persistant objects? Originally I assumed I would have to use a database, but pickling my game objects to file is so simple.