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The Mercury MUD driver is a C++ network server for extensible text-based multi-user role playing games. Players can extend the game world on the fly (even while the game is running) via a simple object-oriented C-like language.
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The Flat Earth MUD driver project aims at a C++ driver, that supports: - A game written in a subset of C++. - Imposes no limitations on what the game can be. - Supports an interpreted version of the lib language as well - Allows online compilations to
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The Fading Summer mudlib is an LP-based mud (MudOS driver) designed as a foundation for bringing out the best in LP coders around the world. Anyone with knowledge in LPC and a desire to help code a core mudlib is welcome to join the project.
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