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This is a discussion on "I'm gooing to write a new mud" in the Top Mud Sites MUD Coding forum : Hi, I'm 22y/o and I'm allready off the old age programmers (I'm used to program in cobol and VB6.0) so the object oriented programming is new for me. I wanted to write a mud in C#, is this a good idea or not ? Also, can anyone help me where to start ? I've looked at the codes from SMAUG but it is to much, does anyone knows some simple mud code to start with ? thx... |
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Hi,
I'm 22y/o and I'm allready off the old age programmers (I'm used to program in cobol and VB6.0) so the object oriented programming is new for me. I wanted to write a mud in C#, is this a good idea or not ? Also, can anyone help me where to start ? I've looked at the codes from SMAUG but it is to much, does anyone knows some simple mud code to start with ? thx |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Canada, EH?
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I, too, am planning on writing a MUD server in C# using Mono. As for code to look at, you might want to look at the LPC family of servers (keeping in mind that any other servers would be written in C or C++). Another thing that I found useful was looking at code for telnet servers to see what is happening on the lowest levels.
Hope that helps... |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bay Area, CA, USA
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I'm biased (and I don't claim otherwise), but I like DGD and LPC as a place to start looking at MUD code. It's not in C#, of course.
"http://phantasmal.sf.net/DGD" I wrote most of that site so like I say, I'm biased. |
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