I'm building a game in c# which allows you to script your own level, although I have come across a bit of a thought.

I have a base class called "World" as an object. This was made with a simple:

class World {

However, when the user is scripting their level, all of the game objects will be contained in the world object. I want them to be able to do something on the lines of:

World.ParentObjectName.ParentObjectProperty = "abc";

I know that the System.Windows.Forms.Panel and other classes are like containers and can have objects in them and be accessed in that kind of way... my question is how can I make a class which is like a container in which I can add objects to, and then access them with a World.ObjectName

I have tried class World : System.Collections.CollectionBase, but with this method, I have to keep typing World.Item("ObjectName")

Can anyone help?

Thanks!