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This is a discussion on "Is Creatia still out there?" in the Top Mud Sites MUD Builders and Areas forum : This is a brilliant idea from the creators of the mud... a mud for building only.. no players.. just builders. Areas ready for download and you can walk around them too... several of my areas are there. But where is Creatia gone? I was working on Fragrant Harbour Part 2... Does anyone know what address its at now?... |
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10-07-2003, 06:55 PM
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Location: Isle of Man, British Isles
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This is a brilliant idea from the creators of the mud... a mud for building only.. no players.. just builders.
Areas ready for download and you can walk around them too... several of my areas are there. But where is Creatia gone? I was working on Fragrant Harbour Part 2... Does anyone know what address its at now? |
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10-07-2003, 08:22 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Name: stephen
Location: Midwest USA
Home MUD: Dawn of the Ages
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Hi.
As far as I know, Creatia (at creatia.funcity.org) is gone. The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine last archived the front page on May 23rd, 2002. With a little effort one might be able to coax the areas from the archives. Or one can write Myretha, the admin of the mud. Her web page is still up. It is here. If you cannot get a hold of her, or cannot coax the areas from the Wayback Machine, I just so happen to have an archive of the twenty-three areas found there. I feared something like this would happen, and made the archive, both on my machine and on a couple CDs. Including "fragrant.are", as authored by you.  Let me know. Anasadi |
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10-08-2003, 02:50 AM
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Hi Anasadi,
Many thanks for that... I've emailed her. Am sure that's the last email I had as well and thus, have tried before to no avail... worth another go tho! I was unable to coax anything but the front page out of the Wayback Machine unfortunately. I do have copies of my areas both in ROM and ROT format so I might have to conjure up a webpage with download links to them unless anyone knows of a public site for downloading areas... I'd much rather add my areas to a larger site than just have to create one myself (I'm lazy). Anyone? -- Kandahar |
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10-10-2003, 03:35 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Name: stephen
Location: Midwest USA
Home MUD: Dawn of the Ages
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Hi.
You might consider the Mud Emporium for your area. The folks there host numerous public area files for download. Good luck! Anasadi |
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10-11-2003, 08:25 AM
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Excellent... thanks for that.
I've just emailed all 21 ROM & ROT areas of mine over to the guy who hosts the Mud Emporium  Hopefully nothing will bounce.... Thanks again, Kand |
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