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KildClient
KildClient is a powerful MUD client with a built-in Perl interpreter
KildClient is a mud client using the GTK toolkit. Its main feature is the support of Perl scripting. Other standard features of mud clients (triggers, gags, macros, etc.) are also supported. -
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Dreamgate aims at providing MUD players with scriptability on par with zMUD or MUSHClient. Currently we are working on the core processing and scripting architecture. The client can be used as a proxy between the server and a graphical client.
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IMTS - Imperian Modularized Trigger System, a collection of modules created to enhance gameplay for IRE muds, mainly Imperian. All modules are loaded by a proxy-like core engine, which provides the needed API along with network handling and mccp support.
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the PiMP is an open-source, GUI, MCCP proxy client. It's intended to be simple to configure and hassle-free to use.
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Papaya is a fully featured MUD client with features including ANSI colour, multiple simultaneous connections, proxy support, aliases, triggers and plugins. It uses the GTK widget set and runs on (at least) Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris and MacOSX.
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