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Coder's Club - A place where coders can share and get help on specific internal and building code problems, ideas and discussions. :0)
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CoffeeMud Home Page - The home page for CoffeeMud, an all-java MUD with dozens of Races, hundreds of spells and abilities, and intelligent MOB behaviors.
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Erwin Andreasen's Page - Snippets, mudftp, MERC programming FAQ, Merc/Derivative programmers webring, a client, some hard to find/new codebases, and a mud personality test.
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GodWars and Derivatives - GodWars and Derivatives, a site dedicated to the GodWars codebase, with forums, and code bases to download... For all your GodWars needs...
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Lobbins Code Page - Quite a few ROM/Merc snippets. Global socials, hidden objects, hometown, morgue, remort, many more.
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MUD Developers Club - A Club on Yahoo where Coders Old and New share ideas, code, and look for employment or employers.
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Merentha Code Snippets - This site has links code for areas, daemons and fun little toys which can be added to most any LPC mud.
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Mud Code Central - This site is filled with mud snippets form
many differnt code themes. you can take and
give snippets. Come on down and check it ou
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Mushcode.Com - MUSH/MUX code, tutorials, utilities, artwork, and more!
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PAiN Mud Codebase - PAiN is a new MUD codebase written with Java with it's own database written with C++.
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PlainText - Young MUD codebase written in C++, with scripting in
JavaScript. Supports Telnet (with MCCP, MSDP and MSSP) and
WebSockets.
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Salem's Snippets - A site featuring many RoT/Rom snippets that are very useful on any mud
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The Dawn of Time - Mud Codebase - The Dawn of Time is a MUD codebase developed by Michael Garratt (a.k.a. Kalahn), which was originally based on the ROM codebase. Work began on the Dawn codebase in 1997, and it was first publically released at the end of 2000.
Thus it has a similar "look and feel" to the Diku/ROM styles of MUD, and of course it is free :).
Some of Dawns features include:
Compiles and runs under Unix (Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD), Windows (Cygwin and Microsoft Visual C++), and OS X
Full MXP (MUD eXtension Protocol) support - probably the most advanced MXP server on the net.
MSP (MUD Sound Protocol) support
MCCP (MUD Compression Protocol) support
Fully Customizable Colour System, with mudwide templates
Support for ANSI, IRC and HTML colouring conventions
OLC (online construction), many MXP driven - including the following in game editors:
Game editor (gameedit, customize the behaviour of a number of game features - more on this later!)
Area editor (aedit)
Room editor (redit)
Mobile editor (medit)
Object editor (oedit)
Help editor (hedit)
Race editor (raceedit)
Class editor (cedit)
Clan editor (clanedit)
Skill Group editor (skgrpedit - for editing things like 'mage basics')
Spells/Skills editor (sedit)
Social editor (socedit)
Ban editor (banedit)
Mix editor (mixedit)
Deity editor (dedit)
Herb editor (herbedit)
Command editor (comedit)
Mobile Program editor (mpedit)
A number of aspects within the OLC editors are automated:
Automatic saving of olc work every 15 minutes and prior to hotreboots, reboots and shutdowns
Automatic balancing of mobs when you set their level, (the stats can then be overridden)
The autobalance parameters are easily customized for a muds requirements (see system/mob*.txt within the support files download)
Automatic adjustment of racial flags, body parts, form etc when you set a mobs race
Ability to rebalance all the mobs in an area/vnum range with the autobalance command
Ability to adjust room flags on a range of vnums with the setrooms command.
Ability to read and convert rom area files
GameEdit - The Game Settings Editor
Gameedit allows the editing of a large number of game parameters, text fields and values.
The game settings editor is fully MXP enabled, every underlined word in the example is a link that can be clicked to edit settings. The mxp feature does require an MXP capable mudclient such as mushclient to be used.
Replay command works for all channels as well as tells (e.g. replay immtalk) - imm only.
Separate DNS and Ident resolving process (meaning DNS lookups don't lag the mud)
Laston database, with search criteria
Extensive helps (over 1000)
Player Help searching command - helplist
Textsearch command, able to search for any text, searching the following:
helps
socials
roomname
roomdescription
roomextdescript
objdescription
objextdescript
mobdescription
mobprog
Mobprog debugging and development:
Online mobile programming help using the mobhelp command (with no parameters to list all).
A 'token' object (which is invisible to mortals, can optionally stay in a players inventory over death, and can optionally degrade over time). Mobs can use this to tag players and remember state - e.g. when a player kills a citizen in mekali they are given a token. Guards and other citizens in mekali change their behaviour depending on the number of 'I killed a mekali citizen' tokens a character carries.
Room progs are simulated by putting a mob in the room with the unseen flag (with this flag, the mob can only be seen with holylight and is unaffected by area attacks). Object progs are currently not available, but are planned when a complete scripting language will be fully embedded.
Automatic logging of mobprog bugs and view the call stack (log and callstack accessed with mpinfo).
Help with the mobprog if checks using the ifhelp command.
Queued events using mob queue command: (e.g. mobhelp queue)
Extensive admin commands and information
Extensive "wiznet" information services that lets you know of ongoing events (such as players connecting)
"Hot reboot" feature lets you update the server without players having to disconnect
Source code supplied (C++)
Integrated web server - lets players check who is on in their web browser, before connecting, and other things, like viewing help files.
MudFTP/DawnFTP support - lets you edit room descriptions etc. in your favourite text editor
Ability to disable mudftp, dawnftp and irc connection support
Automapper including support for maps of different scales - shows an text-based map of the current room and surrounding rooms.
Clans with ranks
Personal and Clan banking
Intergrated name generator into creation
Spell system which supports creating new spells by making an alias to an existing C++ spell function
Arealist automatically sorted by level and alphabetically (depending of the command used to access it).
Letter writing
Lockers and mail boxes
Corpses autosave
Option to have short descriptions in place of player names
Ability for players to introduce themselves (so their name appears by their short for selected players)
Support for different who list formattings
Idle time shown in the wholist for all formats
Optional Remort support (support intergrated into race, class and game edit), remort process integrated into the mobprog system (mobhelp remort)
Second weapon support - can be a skill or free to all players
Separate OOC rooms
Generic channel system, making it easy to add new channels
Advanced note functions including forwarding, respooling and wordwrapping.
Advanced language systems including over unique 10 languages
Global socials
Ability to subdue as an alternative to killing
XP is also awarded for roleplaying (by default)
Ability to bury and dig up items
Ability to ride and tame pets
Speedwalk and players leaving tracks/trails
Directional yelling (i.e. you can hear the direction the yell came from, and volume)
Alias with parameter subsitution
Dueling system for pkill combat (when enabled in gameedit)
Intelligent object manipulation (E.g. objects automatically unlock when you attempt to open and have the key, when you have key and attempt to lock, it will automatically be closed)
Ability to load players into the game while they aren't logged in, edit their pfile and resave or abort changes.
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There are many many many more features, but this list is just a start, to give you an idea. It is interesting to comparing the size of the code with some other popular codebases (.c, .cpp and .h files):
ROM: 46,434 lines
SMAUG: 134,650 lines
Dawn: 190,872 lines
If you are interested in evaluating the Dawn Codebase, you can log into one of the Dawn based muds listed on the muds page, or download your own copy of the mud (further instructions of the getting started page).
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The Official Rot webpage - This is an official Rot X.X site sanctioned
by DAC, the coders and administration of
Rot X.X. This is a place where you can get the exclusive news on the latest Rot. This is also the new home of the Rot mailing list and the Rot message board. Visit today.
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The StarterMud Project - The StarterMud Project was started to convert various Mud Servers over to Windows for either coding, building or even running a mud. Currently, There a MSVC ports of Rom24b6 and a Win/Linux cygwin version. I've also done an MSVC port of Rot1.4. All have requested code or some improvements. More added upon request.
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Wolfman's Codebase Page - Over the past years, I have created several
derivative bases, and saved the best 4. I know that some of you recognize me from either my muds I have run or from the joint effort Jihad Mud... run by Elkor and myself.
I am posting all my past bases due to the
many requests I have received, and also due
to that I will be taking a hiatus from coding
for a short while. I hope everyone enjoys my
creations.
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d20MUD Codebase for d20 / OGL / D&D 3.5e MUDs - d20MUD is a MUD Codebase offer true d20 style
rules. It is a feature packed codebase which
is still in active development as of 2012.
To use all of its features you must have
mysql 4.0 or higher, php 5.2 or higher, a c
compiler such as gcc, a c debugger such as
gdb and a linux mud host.
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