[DGD] Coordinate systems, absolutes v relative v octree v nada

[Rutseg Hammerstone]

I think, for that purpose, it would be more usefull
keep track of "space", holes and exits, than position
of objects.
Indeed, you need to know relation between "spaces" or
rooms, and my opinion is that this is much more easier
to control on an exit system than on a coordinate
system, because exit system focus on space and
relation between rooms, more than absolute position of
objects and their dimensions.

Rutseg
http://www.rlmud.tk

 --- Shentino <shentino at gmail.com> escribió:

> Actually, for things like super long range spells...
> 
> And dragon flight paths...and other such "big
> things"
> 
> Me and another mud admin had an interesting
> discussion on this.  I
> haven't even mentioned differential calculus yet.
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