The project used for the terminal piece was just a stand-in for now, like Syntax said. It surprisingly didn't take much to get it to work, and it even manages the ANSI stripping to give the rest of the code plaintext. So, so far it's working fine, but a better/less annoying codebase would be great i...

If you guys need any help just let me know, I have a lot of experience with C#. Will do. I've gotten a few emails from people, but I just started a new job this week, so I've been a mess and haven't touched anything in more than a week. So, sorry for the delays, everyone! We'll get something out so...

God, I'm so bad. I did read it, but somehow totally missed it

You ftw

I don't know how feasible this is, but I'll put it out there anyway -- Often when looking for upgrades I look for +max damage, +crit, or whatever stat I need. I imagine that adding columns for every possible stat enhancement is a silly idea, but what about having a single "custom" column t...

We're developing it in C#, actually. No reason to get down and dirty with C in 2016 unless you really need to!

Very interesting, this is much needed. Is this a current project or and old one dug up? Current. A few of us decided it was time for this to happen, and we're all excited about doing it at the same time, so it's actually being actively worked on :) When there's anything close to useful, we'll updat...

This project is an ongoing development effort to integrate megamud's information (read: .MD and .MP files) into the NMR + MME stack developed by syntax. The project's homepage is here: https://github.com/RJCo/MegaMudMDUpdating The general idea, though we're still fleshing out the API and functionali...

MudBot is a project that is just barely starting (as of February 2016). Currently the GitHub is at https://github.com/RJCo/MudBot and we have an email address at majormudbot@gmail.com Other than that, there's nothing but hopes and dreams. Hopefully this page will be changed soon with more information!

syntax wrote:I don't think anyone has ever figured out the database scheme for megamud.

Uhg, well, challenge accepted.

Hmm. Do we have any idea how the MegaMUD *.md files are encoded? If so, we could easily write a tool to take MME dat information and "convert" it to MegaMUD .md format. If we don't, we could hexedit the hell out of the .md files to figure it out, but that's obviously way less fun and easy :)