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rhylin · 05-14-2009, 05:37 AM

Zeno: thanks for the links! I've read them both before quite a few times actually, they are very informative.

Zenn: thanks for the advice, I'll use the VM instead of Cygwin. It'll give me a better chance to learn Unix operating systems anyways... we use these quite a bit at my university.

Delerak: you're exactly right, I'm planning to approach this project as a passtime more than anything else. Like I said, I don't expect to have a ton of players... probably the only people who will be on it are myself and a handful of people I know personally that I want to show it to. I understand that writing/modifying a code base is an enormous task but believe me, I'll enjoy every minute of it! I love tedious problem-solving tasks, otherwise I wouldn't be in computer science!

If anyone else is able to answer some of my more specific questions, I would appreciate it very much!

05-14-2009, 05:37 AM	#5
rhylin New Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 9	Re: A few questions about running a MUD? Zeno: thanks for the links! I've read them both before quite a few times actually, they are very informative. Zenn: thanks for the advice, I'll use the VM instead of Cygwin. It'll give me a better chance to learn Unix operating systems anyways... we use these quite a bit at my university. Delerak: you're exactly right, I'm planning to approach this project as a passtime more than anything else. Like I said, I don't expect to have a ton of players... probably the only people who will be on it are myself and a handful of people I know personally that I want to show it to. I understand that writing/modifying a code base is an enormous task but believe me, I'll enjoy every minute of it! I love tedious problem-solving tasks, otherwise I wouldn't be in computer science! If anyone else is able to answer some of my more specific questions, I would appreciate it very much!