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A Small MUD A Small MUD is a minimal mud implementation, with some mildly intelligent mobs running around creating rooms. AIME The AIME project is a mud creation project started by Slate and Marty. The code is being designed to be a flexible mud engine capable of allowing builders to express their creative minds fully. It will provide players a complex world that will be fairly straightforward to get into but allow for increasing complexity as the player progresses. AweMUD The AweMUD project aims to create an Open Source server capable of handling fully interactive worlds. Areas, or "Rooms" as they're called in AweMUD, can contain objects that can be fully interacted with: climbing trees, hiding items under benches, looking through windows, and opening secret doors by uttering mystic words, just to name a few possibilities. Buyasta Buyasta is a MUD engine which provides a simple-to-use framework for constructing MUDs with the Python programming language. The core library implements only the bare functionality required for every multi-user environment. Calypso MUD Calypso MUD is a simple mud server written entirely in C, using TCP/IP for data transmission. cancan Cancan is an interactive utility similar to telnet, but providing some functionality that is especially useful for playing text based multi-user games such as MUDs. However, its use is not limited to mudding. You can connect to normal telnet or any service that works with plain telnet. CircleMUD CircleMUD is a multi-user dungeon game system (MUD) that is freeware. The code compiles under most versions of UNIX (including Solaris, SunOS 4.x, Ultrix, Linux, AIX, and HP/UX), Microsoft Windows (Windows 95 and Windows NT), IBM OS/2, Mac System 7/8, OpenVMS, and the Amiga. CircleMUD is a derivative of DikuMUD. While Circle still retains the "look and feel" of the original DikuMUD, it has dozens of additional features and bug fixes, and much of the code has been rewritten to be more flexible, efficient, easy to understand, and easy to extend. Crystal Mud Client At first glance Crystal Mud Client looks like telnet, but has full line editing and scrollback, character set conversion support, Unicode support, prompt grabbing, xterm titlebar setting, and window size negotiation. Dead Souls The Dead Souls MUD Library is a multi-user text based adventure creation system. It allows the user to build their own adventure game which can be played over the internet simultaneously by many people. It is designed for both experienced and beginner MUD admins. Deadlock Dungeons Deadlock Dungeons is a small MUD using Scheme as a MUD OS language. EmeraldMoo Improving the LambdaMOO by adding modules, support grafic ssl moonets, making a client that is good for the programming, chatting and RPGing part of the new emerald city project. ErisMUD ErisMUD is a MUD/MOO server/engine written in Python on top of SQLite. It currently supports many features and easy internal commands take care of the development and maintenance. Released under the GPL and 100% free. ErlyMUD ErlyMUD is a rather minimalistic MUD server, written in Erlang and making use of the excellent OTP libraries. Ferox Ferox is a multi window mud client for Linux, based on the Qt-library and has a simple scripting language. FlatLand Flatland is a portable MMORPG under development. The game is a mix between a rogue-like game, a mud and the modern mmorpgs. Fuzzball Muck Fuzzball Muck is a networked multi-user MUD chat server. It is user-extensible, and newer versions (6.x) support advanced features such as GUI dialogs, through close client-server cooperation with Trebuchet or other clients that support MCP-GUI. GammaMOO GammaMOO is a fork of the LambdaMOO server with numerous cleaned-up patches and modern MOO functionality. GGMud GGMud is a multiplatform graphical MUD client that works on Linux, MacOSX, and Win32. It uses the GTK toolkit and is mostly similar to ZMud. Features include: ANSI 16 color output, aliases, triggers, highligths, gags, multiple windows support, fully scriptable through LUA, and logging. gMOO gmoo is a gtk+ based MOO (and MUD) client for all platforms (exept M$ windows) that support gtk+. It features: full ansi color output, half transparent background, timestamping of all text, and MCP 2.1 support. gMUDix gMUDix is an improved version of MUDix, a MUD client for the Linux console. It is designed to run as an X application, and was developed with GTK+ 2.0. GnoeMoe GnoeMoe is a full featured Gnome MOO (MUD Object Oriented) Client which aims at integrating in the Gnome desktop as nice as possible adhering the Gnome philosophy. It aims to be simple and easy to use. Some of the main features are: Ansi, Multiworld (tabs), Builtin editor, Ruby script extensions, MCP 2.1. GNOME-Mud GNOME-Mud is a simple Mud CLient, written in C, using GTK+. GroundZero II MUD Client GroundZero II MUD Client is a console MUD client that includes automatic mapping, map discovery, shortest path, an item db, and more. gtinyfugue gtinyfugue implements a graphical wrapper around the terminal MUD client tinyfugue. Programming will be done using C via GTK aiming for the Gnome2 platform. industrialMUD industrialMUD is a free Multiple User Dungeon server that operates over telnet, developed for Linux, and written completely from scratch. Integrated with it is the lightweight "Weld" programming language in which you can script autonomous AI computer robots or other automata. KildClient KildClient is a mud client using the GTK toolkit. Its main feature is the support for Perl scripting, which allows you to do basically whatever you want. Other standard features of mud clients (triggers, gags, macros, etc.) are also supported. KLMCL KLMCL is a graphical MUD client for KDE with support for aliases, regexp triggers, spellup spells management, and key bindings. kmc Kmc aims to be a mud client that is easy to use but powerful. The two top priorities are power through scripting and configurability, and user comfort. Features ANSI, mud profiles, logging, command history, split/full screen mode and scripting via Perl. Kmud Kmud is a free graphical MUD client for KDE which features include: connection wizard / profiles, automapper, aliases, triggers, input history, split screen, ansi/vt100 support with color customising, logging facility, a programmable toolbar, and MCCP (mud client compression protocol) support. KMuddy KMuddy is a MUD client for the KDE desktop environment. It features configurable colors, short-cuts, split screen when viewing output history, command history, session transcript and speed-walking. Koala Complete Mud Server KoalaMud is a new mud source base designed around multithreading and stability. On top of this platform, Shadow of the Wheel is evolving to demonstrate its capabilities. LDMud LDMud started as a project to clean up and modernize Amylaar's LPMud gamedriver. Primary goals are full documentation, a commented source body and out-of-the-box support for the major mudlibs, of which the commented source body has been pretty much completed. lyntin Lyntin is a mature multi-platform multi-user-interface mud client written entirely in Python. It's also a framework on top of which you can code additional functionality to suit your needs. mcl Under Linux mcl uses the Virtual Console interfaces to access the screen at a high speed, but it can also run in a TTY mode, allowing it to run under any other UNIX and in an xterm. Embedded language support (currently Python and Perl) allows high tweakability. Mmucl Mmucl (pronounced muckle) is a mud client written in Tcl and distributed under the Gnu General Public License. Mmucl has a number of interfaces both graphical and text based. mooix mooix is a MOO built on top of a regular unix system. It uses every unix strength possible to the advantage of the MOO; its multiuser nature, preemptive multitasking, disk caching, device abstraction, numerous programming languages, editors, libraries, etc. With Mooix, unix is the MOO. MOOzilla MOOzilla is a cross-platform MOO client capable of rendering inline HTML directly from a MOO. It is similar to Pueblo, but it is capable of rendering much more HTML, and it is available on any platform which can run the Mozilla web browser. Mordor Mordor is a MUD (Multi-User Dungeon), developed largely on Linux. Mud Magic Mud Client Mud Magic Mud Client is a GTK/GNOME multi-platform MUD client that provides aliases, triggers, multiple connections, plugins, MCCP, ZMP, MSP, tabbed sessions and ANSI color. MUDAid MUDAid is a graphical MUD client for Linux. It is written in C using the GNOME libraries. It will feature actions (triggers), aliases, mapping, and anything else a hardcore mudder could want. Using the ZvtTerm widget, MUDAid should be fast and Fully ANSI compatible. MUDix MUDix is a simple MUD client for Linux with triggers and aliases and supporting ANSI colors. nethack-el nethack-el is an Emacs major mode for playing nethack. Separate buffers are used for the map, status, messages, and menus. It features customization of keys and colors and user programmable hooks on game events. Original Gamer's Client Original Gamer's Client aims to combine the convenience of a GUI-based MUD client with the power that seems reserved for TUI-based clients. OGC implements its GUI using Tk, and will eventually add a powerful Python-based scripting language. Papaya Papaya is a fully featured GTK/Gnome MUD client for UNIX (including Linux, *BSD and Solaris), Windows and MacOS X. Features include: Multiple simultaneous connections, fully configurable ANSI colour, a fully-featured trigger and alias system, MCCP support, and plugins to enable extra features without adding unnecessary bloat. PennMUSH PennMUSH is a MUD server that is often used for running social or role-playing games, with an extensive internal programming language. PennMUSH keeps its database in the computer's memory. This makes PennMUSH suitable for computers which have plenty of memory or little disk space. perlmoo Perlmoo is a Lambdamoo-like moo, written and extensible in perl. Perlmoo has been supersceded by its successor, mooix. PerlMUD (shareware) PerlMUD is a MultiUser Dimension (MUD), a text-based environment that allows multiple users to converse, explore, and interact. PerlMUD is written in Perl 5 and is highly compatible with the well-known TinyMUD command set, which provides a friendly interface to your online environment. powwow powwow is a client program, which replaces telnet for the lazy mudder who wants some (only some?) extra features. It is primarily designed for DikuMUDs, but nothing prevents its use for other types of muds. PyGCS PyGCS is a VERY stripped down MUD-like chat-server that runs in a small amount of memory. RMOO RMOO is a MOO client for Emacs, a powerful, extensible text editor used mostly on Unix-like systems. In addition to the basic functionality you would expect in a MOO client, RMOO includes more powerful features, such as the ability to edit MOO text, mail, and code in separate Emacs buffers. In addition, newer versions of RMOO support the Emacspeak audio desktop, thus enabling blind people who use Emacspeak to use a MOO more easily.
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