Lisien - Revision history

Rjt: Update for name change. Updated creator's link too.

2025-03-22T05:51:31Z

Update for name change. Updated creator's link too.

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	{{ infobox_software		{{ infobox_software
	\| title = ~~LiSE~~		\| title = Lisien
	\| image =		\| image =
	\| release_date = Alpha		\| release_date = Alpha
	\| made_by = [https://~~cybre~~.~~space~~/@clayote Zachary Spector]		\| made_by = [https://peoplemaking.games/@clayote Zachary Spector]
	\| runs_on = [[:Category:Linux\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows\|Windows]]		\| runs_on = [[:Category:Linux\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows\|Windows]]
	\| exports_to = [[:Category:Linux Export\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS Export\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows Export\|Windows]]		\| exports_to = [[:Category:Linux Export\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS Export\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows Export\|Windows]]
	}}		}}

	'''~~LiSE~~''' is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~Tactical-Metaphysics~~/~~LiSE~~ source code] is available under the [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~Tactical-Metaphysics~~/~~LiSE~~/~~blob~~/~~master~~/LICENSE AGPL3].		'''Lisien''' (formerly LiSE) is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://codeberg.org/clayote/Lisien source code] is available under the [https://codeberg.org/clayote/Lisien/src/branch/main/LICENSE AGPL3].

	Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in ~~LiSE~~ means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.		Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in Lisien means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.

	== Core features ==		== Core features ==
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	* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.		* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.
	* Rules engine for game logic. Rules are written in plain Python. They are composable, and can be disabled or reassigned to different entities mid-game.		* Rules engine for game logic. Rules are written in plain Python. They are composable, and can be disabled or reassigned to different entities mid-game.
	* Can be run as a web server, so that you can control ~~LiSE~~ and query its world state from any other game engine you please.		* Can be run as a web server, so that you can control Lisien and query its world state from any other game engine you please.

	== Frontend features ==		== Frontend features ==
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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	* https://codeberg.org/clayote/~~LiSE~~		* https://codeberg.org/clayote/Lisien
	* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/~~lise~~ www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/~~lise~~] - Feedback forum		* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lisien www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lisien] - Feedback forum

	[[Category:Game Builder]]		[[Category:Game Builder]]

Rjt: Rjt moved page LiSE to Lisien: Project name change

2025-03-22T05:43:57Z

Rjt moved page LiSE to Lisien: Project name change

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Rjt: /* Links */ Updated repo URL, moved to Codeberg

2024-11-30T07:57:26Z

Links: Updated repo URL, moved to Codeberg

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	* [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~TacticalMetaphysics~~/LiSE ~~github.com/TacticalMetaphysics/LiSE]~~		* https://codeberg.org/clayote/LiSE
	* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum		* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum

LogicalDash at 09:35, 13 December 2023

2023-12-13T09:35:00Z

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	* [https://github.com/TacticalMetaphysics/LiSE github.com/~~Tactical-Metaphysics~~/LiSE]		* [https://github.com/TacticalMetaphysics/LiSE github.com/TacticalMetaphysics/LiSE]
	* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum		* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum

LogicalDash at 09:34, 13 December 2023

2023-12-13T09:34:38Z

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	* [https://github.com/~~Tactical-Metaphysics~~/LiSE github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE]		* [https://github.com/TacticalMetaphysics/LiSE github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE]
	* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum		* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum

LogicalDash at 14:38, 9 September 2022

2022-09-09T14:38:09Z

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	* Journalling to allow world state changes to be rewound and replayed.		* Journalling to allow world state changes to be rewound and replayed.
	* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.		* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.
	* Rules engine~~: define your~~ game~~'s behavior in terms of actions that~~ are ~~performed~~ in ~~response to triggers~~. ~~Change the connection from trigger~~ to ~~action without effort. Copy triggers and actions between games easily~~.		* Rules engine for game logic. Rules are written in plain Python. They are composable, and can be disabled or reassigned to different entities mid-game.
	* Can be run as a web server, so that you can control LiSE and query its world state from any other game engine you please.		* Can be run as a web server, so that you can control LiSE and query its world state from any other game engine you please.

LogicalDash at 14:37, 9 September 2022

2022-09-09T14:37:36Z

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	== Core features ==		== Core features ==

	* ~~Object relational mapper for graph based world models~~.		* Infinite time travel, rendering traditional save files obsolete.
	* ~~Journaling~~ to allow world state changes to be rewound and replayed.		* Journalling to allow world state changes to be rewound and replayed.
	* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.		* Integration with NetworkX for convenient access to various graph algorithms, particularly pathfinding.
	* Rules engine: define your game's behavior in terms of actions that are performed in response to triggers. Change the connection from trigger to action without effort. Copy triggers and actions between games easily.		* Rules engine: define your game's behavior in terms of actions that are performed in response to triggers. Change the connection from trigger to action without effort. Copy triggers and actions between games easily.

LogicalDash: Correct license info

2022-09-09T14:36:40Z

Correct license info

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	}}		}}

	'''LiSE''' is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE source code] is available under the [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE/blob/master/LICENSE ~~GPL3~~].		'''LiSE''' is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE source code] is available under the [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE/blob/master/LICENSE AGPL3].

	Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in LiSE means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.		Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in LiSE means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.

Rjt: Forum link

2022-07-29T07:49:23Z

Forum link

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	* [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE]		* [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE]
			* [https://www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise www.gamemaking.tools/forum/categories/lise] - Feedback forum

	[[Category:Game Builder]]		[[Category:Game Builder]]

Rjt: Updating github and masto links

2022-05-11T14:22:28Z

Updating github and masto links

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	\| image =		\| image =
	\| release_date = Alpha		\| release_date = Alpha
	\| made_by = [https://cybre.space/@~~LogicalDash~~ Zachary Spector]		\| made_by = [https://cybre.space/@clayote Zachary Spector]
	\| runs_on = [[:Category:Linux\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows\|Windows]]		\| runs_on = [[:Category:Linux\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows\|Windows]]
	\| exports_to = [[:Category:Linux Export\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS Export\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows Export\|Windows]]		\| exports_to = [[:Category:Linux Export\|Linux]]<br>[[:Category:Mac OS Export\|Mac OS]]<br>[[:Category:Windows Export\|Windows]]
	}}		}}

	'''LiSE''' is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://github.com/~~LogicalDash~~/LiSE source code] is available under the [https://github.com/~~LogicalDash~~/LiSE/blob/master/LICENSE GPL3].		'''LiSE''' is an engine for life simulation games. It is currently in alpha. The [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE source code] is available under the [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE/blob/master/LICENSE GPL3].

	Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in LiSE means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.		Though there is a graphical frontend available, with the option to export your game planned, the engine itself runs in a server. It's meant to handle the parts of game logic termed the "simulation," here meaning the abstract sort of simulation present in life simulators of the kind that [[:Wikipedia:Maxis\|Maxis]] once made. The intent is to enable a {{jargon\|Workflow\|workflow}} where one developer can focus solely on the logic of the game, while others worry about making it look good and respond well to user input and so forth — and these developers never need to even talk to one another. Building your game in LiSE means you get a modding {{jargon\|API\|API}} for free.
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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	* [https://github.com/~~LogicalDash~~/LiSE github.com/~~LogicalDash~~/LiSE]		* [https://github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE github.com/Tactical-Metaphysics/LiSE]

	[[Category:Game Builder]]		[[Category:Game Builder]]