Re: [BTMux-General] Softcode sources that are pertinent to Bt MUX

[Daniel M. <dan...@gm...>]

My personal favorite (although a bit outdated) is  Amberyl's MUSH 
manual.  Just do a
search on google for it and you'll get a bunch of hits back.  Some of it 
is old, but a good
amount still is relevant.

As for a scode guide specific to BT muxes, one does not exist although 
KM is trying
to put one together.

Other then that, I suggest if you can, download the mux code, compile it 
and install
the game directories.  Run the MUX and look through the softcode that is 
provided
with the game.

Also some good in MUX commands for finding stuff

@list commands
@list functions
@list flags

Or just plain @list


Robertson, Brett M 077 wrote:

>Hi.
>
>We the first step for me is to read more.
>Could the list point me in a direction to some Softcode white papers,
>faq etc that is relevant to BT-MUX?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Brett Robertson
>Je...@co...
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