Realms: Eternum

Eternum is built on Cairo smart contracts and runs on the Dojo game engine. It's open-source, licensed under both MIT for software freedom and CC0 for public domain use, ensuring wide accessibility and community-driven development.

Eternum represents the culmination of two years of dedicated effort, aimed at crafting a world that transcends the bounds of its creators. It's not just a game; it's a sophisticated fusion of economic and social frameworks, forming the backbone of a burgeoning digital society. Eternum is designed to evolve and grow, offering a dynamic experience far removed from the conventional notion of a 'finished game' like Civilization 6. Think of it as a living, breathing digital ecosystem, constantly evolving and inviting endless exploration.

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L3 Network

Eternum will exist on the Realms World L3 network. Read the documentation here: dev

Open World Philosophy

Emphasizing the concept of a truly Autonomous World is pivotal. In our vision, it must embody two key characteristics: radical openness and persistence. But what exactly does this entail? Let's delve into both theoretical and mechanical perspectives.

From a theoretical standpoint, radical openness signifies an inclusive world accessible to everyone. This openness transcends traditional barriers - there are no gatekeepers, no singular entities exerting control. Instead, it's a space where anyone can contribute, build, and actively participate without restrictions.

Mechanically, radical openness is reflected in the flexibility and adaptability of the world's underlying structures. The contracts that define this world are not rigid; they are designed to be extended, forked, and maintained by anyone with the willingness and capability to do so.

Envision Eternum as akin to the original cellular structure in a primordial soup. Over time, this basic form dissolves, giving rise to a more complex organism. Eternum is the genesis, the starting point from which an intricate and expansive world emerges, constantly evolving and reshaping itself in response to the contributions and interactions of its inhabitants.

Project Structure

• Client Vite App with threejs interface
• Contracts Cairo Based
• Eternum Docs Documentation around playing and building on Eternum
• Scripts Development
• SDK Npm packages

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Development of Eternum

Development of Eternum is open-source. All efforts are funded via OnlyDust. If you would like to contribute comment on an open issue.

Prerequisites

• Dojo onchain game engine
• React

Setup

Install dojo via

curl -L https://install.dojoengine.org | bash

Make sure install the same version within the Scarb.toml file. Currently this is 0.6.1-alpha.4

Eternum uses a pnpm workspace to allow easy npm packages to be created. So you will need pnpm installed also.

npm install -g pnpm

Easy Method (3 commands)

We have bundled up three scripts to run in three different CLI terminals. Run the scripts in order and leave the window open.

Terminal 1 - Client setup

This will set the client up, however you must run the other scripts otherwise it will not work

sh scripts/client.sh

Terminal 2 - Build the contracts and run the sequencer

sh scripts/contracts.sh

Terminal 3 - Migrate the contracts and start the indexer

sh scripts/indexer.sh

Manual Method

Terminal 1 - Client Setup

• Dependencies: Install deps

  # @dev: Client will not work until the next step is also complete
  pnpm i && pnpm build-packages && pnpm dev

Contracts, Katana and Indexing

For local setup and execution on Katana, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to Contracts Directory:

   cd contracts

2. Build Contracts:

   sozo build

3. Run Katana:

   katana --disable-fee

4. Apply Migrations:

   sozo migrate

5. Run Indexer (in another cli window):

   torii --world <WORLD ADDRESS>

6. Set Environment Variables:

   source scripts/env_variables.sh

7. Configure Settings:

   # Make sure to set a delay in seconds of at least 0.1 seconds between each transaction
   ./scripts/set_config.sh

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.