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This paper presents FITGap, an object-oriented framework dedicated to designing innovative interactions occurring in a Virtual Environment such as a Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG). This framework has been designed as the underlying software of a future development environment for online games prototyping. FITGap is an open framework based on an extensible basic-blocks library, and uses a deterministic scheduling model to ease the development and tuning of the final application. Its semantics is well-defined to allow future analysis tools.