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		Another type of World is Lars Pensj's LPMud.
		Another type of World is Lars Pensj's LPMud.
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	pueblo.sourceforge.net /doc/manual/html_a.html (221 words)

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		Please forward this letter to other authors that have contributed to 3.1.2 who have a say in the copyright.
		Subject: Re: LPmud Copyright To: lars@cd.chalmers.se (Lars Pensj) Cc: busey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu, croes@swi.psy.uva.nl, gusar@uniwa.uwa.OZ.AU, duening@ibr.cs.tu-bs.de, jacob@cd.chalmers.se, r_behren@informatik.uni-kl.de, alcaman@cs.tu-berlin.de Lars> important thing is that it is free, which means noone will be able to make Lars> much money anyway.
		Normally, many a site uses an unmodified GD based upon which is a more or less heavily or not heavily Mudlib.
	unitopia.uni-stuttgart.de /doc/driver/copyright-issue (1684 words)

	MorgenGrauen: [telnet MG.Mud.DE] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Path: rusmv1!ira.uka.de!sol.ctr.columbia.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!think.com!mintaka!bloom-beacon!eru!hagbard!sunic!chalmers.se!myab!lars From: lars@myab.se (Lars Pensj) Newsgroups: alt.mud.lp Subject: autodestructing objects in 3.0 Keywords: swapping destruct Message-ID: 1991Aug3.173117.8181@myab.se Date: 3 Aug 91 17:31:17 GMT References: mmcg.680577375@dec06.cs.monash.edu.au 1991Jul29.150440.29383@newcastle.ac.uk 1991Aug01.054343.28509@ariel.unm.edu Organization: Fordonsdata AB Lines: 31 I'll explain how this is implemented in game driver 3.0.
		The swapping algorithm uses a time stamp on all objects, which is examined once every 10 minutes.
		This system makes it possible to clean up other types of objects, which are not considered important if they are not used.
	mg.mud.de /cgi-bin/mgn-doc-search?3.0/auto_destruct (273 words)

	The Help Directory
		The program was written originally by Lars Pensj, April 1990 (lars@myab.se).
		Versions 1.4.0-A and 1.4.1-A were written (based on Pensj's 1.3.3) by James Seidman (a.k.a.
		These versions were based on 2.1.x-W and 2.2 from Lars Pensj.
	brimstone.com /cyberia/man/doc/help.html (2533 words)

	Prehistory of Angalon
		Some MUDs allowed you to add descriptions but designing new adventures and expanding the world was restricted to the administrator.
		A guy named Lars Pensj designed a new type of MUD and called it "LPMUD".
		Every item and object was now defined by a piece of C code.
	angalon.tamu.edu /prehis.html (415 words)

	SL man page viewer v0.4.3: LPmud.doc.me
		It would be bad to allow the players to fake message that could be used in combat situations.
		The message 'Lars hit you with a poisoned knife' for example, could scare of unknowing players.
		When you see a message, you can be pretty sure that it means what it says.
	www.silberland.at /magier/man.php?page=/3.0/LPmud.doc.me (3998 words)

	premise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This specific one is of a type called an LPMud.
		The LPMud system was design by Lars Pensj.
		As the name implies, mutliple players can be on the game at the same time and iteract with each other.
	www.frontier.mudservices.com /docs/premise.html (471 words)

	Online gaming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tolkien x box online gaming publishes the first tinymud and abermud, lars pensj decides to introduce the came first.
		X box online gaming firstly, the department is aiming you just log on tape for commercial mmogs.
		Lars duening people msn online gaming at msn online gaming a stressful msn online gaming time gary enlisted.
	online-gaming.z-bounties.net (921 words)

	The Mac OS MUD Zone: Servers
		But LDMud is a slow burn project for Lars, so keep that in mind as you use it.
		If you'd like to try to get it working, feel free to download the source code.
		DGD (Dworkin's Generic Driver) is a mud server that uses the same overall design as Lars Pensj's LP server.
	www.hsoi.com /mud/servers (1326 words)

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		We were just learning how to perform certain kinds of reasoning, and, as first tries are, our first tries tended to be more complicated than necessary.
		Enter LPMud/MudOS: LPMud is a mud which was initially developed by Lars Pensj
		It was used to build the world in a language called lpc (Lars Pensj
	www.sonoma.edu /projects/money/README.txt (2244 words)

	Mud Magic: lpmud-2.4.5.tar.gz : lpc/lpmud/mudlibs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This is the standard "Mud" Base of the early '90s.
		Lars Pensj~~ (or however you make that``mark, I believe is attributed to this)
		Click on image to the left to open.
	www.mudmagic.com /codes/server-snippet/917 (47 words)

	lpc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		File /doc/concepts/lpc from the MudOS source package version 21.
		The name in the 4th line of the file is Lars Pensjö.
		LPC is the language in which MudOS (and LPmud) objects are written.
	www.niksula.cs.hut.fi /~muhassin/vlc/users_manual/help/lpc.html (447 words)

	[rec.games.mud]: FAQ #2/3: MUD Clients and Servers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Most LPMUDs running are written to be some sort of combat system, which is why I've classified them here, but they don't have to be!
		Wizards can build onto the database, by means of an object-oriented C-like internal language called LP-C. It's named after its primary author, Lars Pensj.
		Fairly stable, and size varies from medium to large.
	www.insead.fr /calt/encyclopedia/Education/Advances/Technologies/Muds/Cache/mudfaq-p2.html (3635 words)

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		Changes that have occured from pre-3.0 to Lars' 3.0.
		Changes from the 3.1.2 release of the LPmud driver from Lars Pensj:
		You will not be able to run in compatibility mode.
	www.graphcomp.com /info/mud/mudos/driver/done-mudos.html (3187 words)

	ANG Tutorial July: Nuds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Combat orientated MUDs don't necessarily have to involve combat but they usually do.
		The most widely used combat orientated MUD is LPMUD (an acronym for the author's name Lars Pensj, MUD).
		Other MUDs in this category are generally derivatives of LPMUD, namely DikuMUD (from the acronym Datalogisk Institut Koebenhavns Universitet or Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen), MudOS, CircleMUD, MERC, ROM, DGD (Dworkin's Generic Driver) and AberMUD (written at Aberystwth University).
	www.netguide.aust.com /tutorials/mudstute/muds_tut.html (2287 words)

	benturner.com says, "Psst, waste your time with this instead: Online Gaming"
		This term is very broad now, but basically a MUD is a place on the Internet where people can have fun and socialize.
		MUDs come in many different forms, from LPMUDs (Lars Pensj Multi-User Dungeon) to DikuMUDs (Datalogisk Institut Koebenhavns Universitet Multi-User Dungeon) to MOOs (MUD Object Oriented) to MUCKs to MUSHes (Multi-User Shared Hallucination).
		MUDs differ from IRC, or Internet Relay Chat, in that MUDs have virtual worlds (usually medieval) where people can kill monsters or "roleplay", whereas IRC sites just function as conference rooms for chatting or other cough activities.
	www.benturner.com /mud (1187 words)

	Vim documentation: syntax
		If you prefer another value, you can set "lite_minlines" to the value you desire.
		Example: :let lite_minlines = 200 LPC lpc.vim ft-lpc-syntax LPC stands for a simple, memory-efficient language: Lars Pensj
		The file name of LPC is usually *.c.
	vimdoc.sourceforge.net /htmldoc/syntax.html#:syn-fold (12134 words)

	.:: The Chronicles of SpellBorn - F.A.Q. ::.
		In later years there were different versions of the same "type" of game created.
		Some of the most famous were LPmud (Written by Lars Pensj, and featuring a C-like extension language that you could code almost anything in) and DIKU (developed by a team from the University of Copenhagen, and arguably the most popular codebase for future derivatives; and including most MMORPGs) though there were many others.
		Specific influences on the MMORPG genre can be found in Sojourn/Toril and Legend among others.
	tcos.com /gameworld/?id=faq&from=www.spellborn.com (9296 words)

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		:::::::::::::: Chapter 6 Lesson 1 in LPC :::::::::::::: Lesson 1 (Introduction to LPC/Beginning Objects) LPC is a small, object oriented type C language developed by Lars Pensjö for LP-MUD, a Multi-User Dungeon environment under many UNIX systems.
		Since the premise of this language is based on C, it contains many of the syntactical qualities of C, but also maintains a large set of functions capable of performing many actions inside the game.
		The function this_player() will return this object, but only if it is living.
	www.ctrl-c.liu.se /ftp/images/MISC/book (16943 words)

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		There are many things involved with a MUD (who knew games could be such a pain in the ass?) and in order to seize control of one, you must understand everything.
		creator: anyone on a MUD who has access to code objects driver: the executable file, run as a system daemon, that reads and interprets the game definition (LPC code) LPC stands for Lars Pensj C...
		While this isn't real useful from a hacking standpoint (you won't get into the O/S this way...), it can be a lot of fun, and can serve as a way to learn LPC coding as well as the internals of whatever mudlib the MUD is using.
	www.textfiles.com /phreak/NUMBERS/carrier1.txt (12245 words)

	Outerspace - An LPC introduction form tricky@genesis
		How do you go about writing your own programs?
		As we all know, the LPMud world (named after the initiator: Lars Pensj's Multi user dungeon) consists of many objects.
		We can pick them up, do things with them, we can walk around in them, heck, even we ourselves are objects in the world.
	mud.stack.nl /manuals/LPC.html (3861 words)

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