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	Mud Magic: MudMagic Client - ABOUT - Mush Client Free & OpenSource
		The MudMagic Mud Client is a 6 month project started in December of 2003 by the creator of Mudmagic.com.
		As development of the client continued, it was decided by the Host Team members to release the full source code to the public, in the hopes that other developers will assist in the continued development of this free software.
		This client will always be in a state of development as new plugins and the base software itself is developed.
	www.mudmagic.com /mud-client/about.php (209 words)

	MUD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		MUDs often have a fantasy setting, while many others are set in science fiction-based universe or themed on popular books, movies, animations, history, etc. Still others, especially those which are often referred to as MOOs, are used in distance education or to allow for virtual conferences.
		This MUD was 2.5-D game running on 512x512 plasma panels of the PLATO system, and groups of up to 15 players could enter the dungeon simultaneously and fight monsters as a team.
		A graphical MUD is a MUD that uses computer graphics to represent parts of the virtual world and its visitors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MUD (2276 words)

	MUD client - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Generally a mud client is a very basic telnet client that lacks VT100 terminal emulation and the capability to perform telnet negotiations.
		The first mud client with any significant number of features was Tinytalk by Anton Rang in 1990, for Unix-like systems.
		The MUD client support table gives an overview of various mud clients and their capabilities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MUD_client (680 words)

	MUD client (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the MUD world, this means that your client is doing some of the work for you.
		You can choose very simple MUD clients if you just want to be able to...
		MUD support for Speed Walking and MUD Client Compression Protocol.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-MUD_client.html (1078 words)

	Collaborative Networked Communication: MUDs as Systems Tools
		The original MUD was written in 1979 by Roy Trubshaw and Richard Bartle on a DECsystem-10 at Essex University [Bart90].
		The MUD server manipulates the database of objects in the virtual world, is programmable in some sort of language that allows one to extend the set of objects, and accepts network connections from clients.
		The MUD server exists on one machine on the network, while the client is typically run by the users on their own machines.
	www.ccs.neu.edu /home/remy/documents/cncmast.html (5748 words)

	The Mac OS MUD Zone: Clients
		MudWalker is an in-development MUD client for Mac OS X. Written in Cocoa, it supports telnet, MCP, ANSI color, and TWin protocols; supports extended character sets including Unicode and Windows encodings; automatic login scripts and automatic logging; and numerous other features.
		Cantrip is a new MUD client effort by James Callender.
		This client is in a developmental/test form, but life on the cutting edge can always add that extra bit of excitement to the next battle you have with the Dragon of Klaas-Blah.
	www.hsoi.com /mud/clients (834 words)

	MUD client: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In computer gaming, a mud (multi-user dungeon, dimension, or sometimes domain) is a multi-player computer role-playing game typically running on a bulletin board...
		The first mud client with any significant number of features was Tinytalk by Anton Rang in 1990, EHandler: no quick summary.
		Zuggs mud client (zmud) is a telnet client specifically designed to connect to a mud (multi user domain/dungeon)....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/mu/mud_client2.htm (632 words)

	TMC Resource Center
		Cantrip - The Cantrip project is a freeware OS X mud client that has been in the making since the introduction of Mac OS X. Today, Cantrip sports all the basic functions, such as definable aliases, extended triggers, channels, macros and automated tasks, as well as unique functions such as plug-ins.
		Powwow - Powwow is a Unix MUD client.
		RMC - Ron's MUD Client - RMC is a MUD client for Linux/X11.
	www.mudconnect.com /resources/Mud_Resources:Mud_Clients.html (2342 words)

	MUD Clients (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Many clients written for MUDs have special added bonus features through which they filter the output; most, for instance, separate your input line from the output lines and wraps words after 80 columns.
		Clients can be large when compiled, especially if they have lots of nifty features.
		In the MUD world, the server keeps track of the database, the current players, the rules, and sometimes the time (or the 'heartbeat').
	www.lysator.liu.se /mud/faq/faq2.html (1542 words)

	TMC Resource Center
		Powwow - Powwow is a Unix MUD client.
		RMC - Ron's MUD Client - RMC is a MUD client for Linux/X11.
		Aside from all standard mud client functionality like ANSI color support, aliases, action triggers, and tab-completition, SMM++ features a highly-customizable user interface (labels, buttons, and menus) and unique and powerful mapping capabilities, and SMM++ is the only mapping crossplatform (Tcl/Tk based) mud client available.
	www.mudconnector.com /resources/Mud_Resources:Mud_Clients.html (2149 words)

	Erwin's MUD resources page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I have recently written a MUD client, mostly because there were some things that I needed that tintin could not provide: scrollback and a stable display of ANSI colors.
		In January 98 I started a webring with sites of programmers of MERC and derivative MUDs that wish to share their efforts with the MUD community.
		Between April and July 2000, I ran the 16K MUD contest.
	www.andreasen.org /mud.shtml (605 words)

	MUD index
		Erwin's MUD resources - Home of mcl (MUD client for Linux), the MERC/Derivative programmers webring, the MERC Programming FAQ and a fair amount of MERC code.
		Grehytons MUD and RPG Resources - This is one of the largest sites on the net for MUD and MUD related items, including C code, area files, roleplaying generators, character sheets, documentation, and the like.
		The MUD Resource Collection - A collection of annotated links related to MUDs and MUDding, with a general-interest and academic focus.
	www.ability.org.uk /mud.html (906 words)

	Ruby Quiz - MUD Client (#45)
		Obviously, the first challenge in writing a MUD client is to read messages from the server and write messages to the server.
		MUDs are constantly in motion though, as other characters and the MUD itself trigger events.
		This means that the MUD may send you a message in the middle of you typing a command.
	www.rubyquiz.com /quiz45.html (1273 words)

	Zugg's MUD Client (zMUD)
		Don't be fooled by imitations...zMUD was the first MUD client to have an automapper, and it still has more features and compatibility with more MUDs than any other MUD client.
		The master MUD listing from the MUD Connector is now loaded instantly and can be searched quickly by keyword.
		The Mud Client Compression Protocol (MCCP) allows the MUD to compress the text sent to the client.
	www.zuggsoft.com /zmud/zmudinfo.htm (2049 words)

	Free MUD Clients downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Bean is your universal, use from anywhere mud client.
		A Winsock-based, 32-bit GUI MUD client with support for unlimited triggers, aliases, nicknames, highlights, gags, events, unlimited color scroll back, split-screen scroll back, profile support for multi-playing, auto connect, custom buttons, and more.
		Fire Client is the MUD client of the future.
	www.freedownloadcenter.com /Network_and_Internet/MUD_Clients/index.html (355 words)

	MCP 2.1
		In choosing an authentication key, the client should take care to ensure that the key is not easily guessed, as possession of the authentication key (along with the ability to send lines of text to the implementation, an ability possessed by all users on some MUDs) permits the spoofing of MCP messages.
		Once the server and client have agreed on MCP 2.1 as described in Section 2.4, they negotiate the packages supported by each side and their versions.
		The definition of "server" and "client" here is based on the position the connection endpoints took in the initial MCP startup process: the server (or "initiator") is the endpoint which sent the first MCP message.
	www.moo.mud.org /mcp/mcp2.html (5493 words)

	MUTT(tm) Winsock based MUD CLIENT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		If you want a free MUD client - that supports a scripting language, triggers, hotkeys and cursor key navigation - without the overhead of a fancy GUI, or the drawbacks of a toolbar (forcing you to repeatedly switch between keyboard and mouse), Lite is the one you'll want.
		If you just have to have ANSI color support and/or a fancy UI, Live is a MUD client that provides dialogs for easy configuration, a built-in script editor and a number of other new features.
		If you want a 32bit MUD client, with DLL support for 3rd party addons, Elite is the way to go.
	www.graphcomp.com /mutt/mutt.html (283 words)

	MCP Home Page
		The MUD Client Protocol (MCP) defines a simple and standard message format for the protocols used in constructing these applications.
		Its messages have a distinctive format; they may be carried on the same channel with, and readily recognized and removed from, the stream of "in-band" MUD commands and output.
		MCP has little notion of state; instead, maintenance of state beyond the existence of a MCP-capable connection between the server and client is assumed to be the job of application-specific protocols.
	www.moo.mud.org /mcp (247 words)

	MUD client and servers
		MUD games are Multi User Dungeon games - these are (usually text-based) games that are played over the Internet by multiple people connected simultaneously.
		There are various "flavours" of MUD game (eg.
		MUD server and client programs are generally based on the Unix platform, however above are some links to Windows-based clients and servers developed (or ported to Windows) by Nick Gammon.
	www.gammon.com.au /muds.htm (160 words)

	Mud client help for Connections users
		A MUD client is a program written especially for connecting to MUDs (Connections is a MOO; a MOO is a kind of MUD).
		Note when the lists you find were last updated--many people put up lists of MUD clients, but few keep them up to date; a list that hasn't been updated in a year or so is likely to have a lot of broken links and outdated information.
		Some MUD clients also give you the option to enter your character name and password, so that when you select the MOO by name, you will automatically be logged in as soon as you connect.
	web.nwe.ufl.edu /~tari/connections/client-info.html (667 words)

	Midnight Sun ...a medieval adventure under a neversetting sun. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This and other question related to mudding in general can be found in the FAQ for the rec.games.mud.misc newsgroup.
		If you have problems connecting, you can download GMUD, a simple mud client for Windows, from our server (it is a small zip self-extractor file).
		A mud client is a special kind of telnet program that was especially designed to play muds with.
	mud.ludd.luth.se:3328 /faq.html (1359 words)

	Mud Magic: Java Mud Applet Telnet Client For Online Text Games
		The Java Telnet Mud Client is a free mud client you can install on your website to allow players to connect directly to your game from your website.
		The client is designed to operate out of the box.
		This client is designed to operate on the Linux operating system.
	www.mudmagic.com /java-client (301 words)

	Mud Magic: Client For Online Text Gaming - Free & OpenSource - Gnome/Gtk/C
		The Mud Magic Mud Client is written in gtk and runs on Windows, most Linux distros and MAC OS X. The source code is free for download and open source.
		From the start of the project development, the structure, design and layout of the source code has been created with expansion in mind.
		MudMagic Host services hires mud developers of the community to perform major upgrades to client.
	www.mudmagic.com /mud-client (207 words)

	TinyFugue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		TinyFugue, aka "tf", is a flexible, screen-oriented MUD client, for use with any type of MUD.
		TinyFugue is one of the most popular and powerful mud clients.
		Try looking at the rec.games.mud FAQ part 2/3: MUD Clients and Servers for other clients for other platforms.
	tf.tcp.com /~hawkeye/tf (827 words)

	The WWW VL: Educational Technology - Educational VR (MUD) sub-page (05-Jan-2000)
		To connect to a MUD, you can use a telnet client, but better find a specialized Client In education, MOOs (MUD, Object Oriented) are most popular since they have a sophisticated built-in programming language.
		Theme: Costello is a mud designed to give non-native speakers of English practice and support in using their English, while at the same time providing a traditional and exciting game-playing environment for anyone.
		The Pueblo MUD Client - Quote: "The Pueblo internet client is a multimedia game system which works with existing MUDs and media formats.
	tecfa.unige.ch /edu-comp/WWW-VL/eduVR-page.html (6852 words)

	The Bean free download. The Bean is a new Java mud client designed to be: * highly scriptable, without using ...
		Ruby is a nice little language that fits perfectly as a helper for a mud client, because it has awesome text processing capabilities.
		* stable: no crash, no feature bloating - this is a mud client, not a freaking chat/editor/encrypter.
		A Winsock-based, 32-bit GUI MUD client with support for unlimited triggers, aliases, nicknames, highlights, gags, events, unlimited color scroll back,...
	www.freedownloadscenter.com /Network_and_Internet/MUD_Clients/The_Bean.html (439 words)

	mcl - MUD Client for Unix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Stable ANSI color code support: if an ANSI color code is received broken in two packets (as it often happens to me on a color-heavy MUD on a PPP connection) the color code is reassembled and displayed correctly.
		The first version of mcl was written in C. I realized then that expanding the user interface would be much easier if it was object-orientated, and rewrote everything in C++.
		Originally, mcl stood for "My Client for Linux" but after I spent some time hacking on it, it actually turned out better than I thought - good enough so other people liked it.
	www.andreasen.org /mcl (673 words)

	The Mac OS MUD Zone
		Welcome to the (as far as I know) only resource in the world specifically dedicated to Internet MUD resources for the Mac OS.
		This site contains listings and descriptions of Mac OS-based MUD servers, clients, editors, etc. This page also contains some information about MUDs in general (not platform specific).
		The MUD Connector is your source for all things related to MUDs.
	www.hsoi.com /mud (129 words)

	Mud Magic: Online Text Games - Muds - Exhaustive Resource Site
		Welcome to MudMagic, your exhaustive resource for text game muds listing, hosting and discussions along with a cyber culture community devoted to the online text gaming experience.
		PD Mud - Been the best for yea
		There is currently not a Code Challenge running.
	www.mudmagic.com (157 words)

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