yeah that is right .. but u can change it ..
The problem i was finding was having to reinvent them all the time while i was testing my scripts.. so i made a script to auto insert them back everytime it was ran:
_create_creatures.php
<?php
require_once 'connect.php';
$SQL = "INSERT into creatures(name, hpoints, attack, defence, exper) VALUES ('orc','10','3','2','5')";
mysql_query($SQL) or die("could not insert orc");
$SQL = "INSERT into creatures(name, hpoints, attack, defence, exper) VALUES ('demon','7','2','1','3')";
mysql_query($SQL) or die("could not insert demon");
$SQL = "INSERT into creatures(name, hpoints, attack, defence, exper) VALUES ('wrench','4','1','1','2')";
mysql_query($SQL) or die("could not insert wrench");
echo "The following creatures were released back into the wild: ORC, DEMON, WRENCH";
?>
everytime this script is ran, it inserts 3 creatures into the database. . beats retyping them all the time
