Trivia Game: Is There a Database or Storage Module?

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  • What is the general practice for a game where you are going to have maybe 1000s of trivia questions from different categories to be randomly selected in a game? I had been working on something similar in Xcode and was making use of SQLITE databases, but obviously thats not an option with Fusion. Do the larger apps use some kind of web connection to a central database? I'm stumped as to where to look to develop something like this. Hope this is in the right forum! :O

  • You could use the GET object to communicate with a PHP script on a web server.
    That PHP script could get data from any database it can communicate with.

    Here is an example of this for an online high score system.

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  • If you like working with SQLite there's the SQLite 3 extension for Fusion,
    works great but it's windows only
    also, Jeff's approach would be probably more comfortable to setup if you're going to have a server-side database

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  • I think the OP is more concerned with where to get the question info, rather than how to implement it, though Incould be wrong. Very good question, but I suspect the answer is a proprietary paid database b

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