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TinTin++ Mud Client
A MUD client for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac OS X and Windows
TinTin++ is a console mud client for any type of text mud or bbs. The mud client's main assets are an easy to learn scripting language, triggers, automapping, and a split screen interface to separate mud output from client input. Installation instructions for Android, iOS, and several other operating systems are available on the website. https://tintin.mudhalla.net -
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SWLPC is both a stand alone scripting (interpreted) language and MUD programming language derived from LPC.
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GGMud
GGMud is a cross platform modern MUD client.
GGMud is an opensource multiplatform GRAPHICAL mud client. It uses the GTK toolkit for the GUI (quite similar to the ZMud one) and is compatible with tintin++ configuration files. -
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The RockMUD project is a new MUD codebase written in C and Lua. The goal of RockMUD is to create a stable C MUD engine that can be easily expanded and customized using the Lua scripting language. RockMUD is based off of SocketMUD by Brian Graverson.
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This is a project to develop the old DikuMUD/ROM2.4 to an updated code interfaced with the web using the PHP scripting language. This project has been put on the back burner due to llimitations of PHP and concept.
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Moop (Mud, Object-Oriented, Pythonic) is a MOO written entirely in Python, with a Lambda-MOO-based syntax and using Python as its object scripting language.
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Silver Bullet is a simple and powerful MUD server that supports a simple scripting language and has MySQL database support.
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qfl is an ASL client for the Linux operating system. ASL is the Adventure Scripting Language, developed by Alex Warren for use in Quest, his text game system. Despite the name, qfl contains no code from Quest, but will be fully compatible with Quest.
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AweMUD is a text-based MUD. Ease of playing, including simple commands with a sane syntax, is a high priority. A powerful scripting language is provided for customization and extension.
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A rewrite of the open-source AIME MUD Engine. AIME2 includes more-efficient code, a better structured scripting language, and a robust and flexible world development environment AIME has been known for. Includes better windows support.
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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.
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MMC, the MUD client for UNIX and Win32. Main features: aliases, hotkeys, triggers list ordered by priority, MCCP, delayed/periodic commands, perl5 is used as a scripting language, writing sophisticated triggers and aliases is now simple and easy, and etc.
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