settings

You define and enforce a structured settings schema for a Voyage world by creating a settings.json file that adheres to formalized fields like attributeSettings, skillSettings, and combatSettings, ensuring consistent configuration across the world-scape.

Validating world-building configuration parameters is best handled by checking your settings.json against a formal schema, which ensures attributes, items, and combat rules adhere to balanced defaults and cross-reference documentation for consistency.

To bootstrap a new world configuration for a Voyage-like engine, you generate a settings.json file against the provided schema, filling out structured fields for locationSettings, skillSettings, and otherSettings to establish your world's baseline parameters.

Yes, you can audit an existing world's configuration settings by validating its settings.json against the formal schema, checking that attributes, skills, locations, items, and combat rules follow the defined defaults and references.

Setting up world attributes and progression requires configuring structured schema fields including attributeSettings, skillSettings, locationSettings, itemSettings, combatSettings, and otherSettings, along with a reference section for usage guidelines.

Yes, this schema validation approach works for both generating new world configurations from scratch and auditing existing settings.json files to ensure they follow balanced defaults and structured references for Voyage-like engines.