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Work in Progress / A new type of Mud... RPMUD

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Dot Merix
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Posted: 31st Jan 2005 12:17 Edited at: 31st Jan 2005 13:01
I've reviewed the stickies at the top of the WIP thread to search to see if non-darkbasic related games could be posted in the WIP thread, but my search was unsuccessful. So if this post is not supposed to be here, MODS, feel free to move it to the appropriate place, and i appologize in advance. I realize that i posted in the programmers thread already, yet after thinking about it, this seems to be the more appropriate of the two places to post it..

A new game by Code Extreme games is RPMUD. RPMUD is a role playing multi user dungeon, in early development. It is open source in visual basic so the development is swift. You can download and create your own game, add code to the game and make it available to others.

http://www.rpmud.com

RPMUD is ran by Darien, Merix and Tarquin :: Three capable visual basic programmers.
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At the moment, we're creating a base that we hope will end up being stable enough to use to create a variety of themed muds. After the full version of the base is created and released, we will provide no further updates on the continuation of what we're doing such as spells etc. This is just to make sure that not everyone who wishes to develop on it has the same thing we do so they feel an urge to make something quite different than everyone elses.

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At the moment, we have it set up to allow access to 64 people, which could be easily modified for higher amounts of connections. The connections are handled by SocketWrench.

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I hope i've provided enough information for this to not seem as a joke, we're trying to get a bit more traffic on the site as we've just recently opened it up to the public.

One of our programmers, known as Beserker(Darien) has already worked on several complete/some still in stages of development projects, one is called Magiknights, a successful and free 2d online RPG game which you can check out at http://www.magiknights.com

Have fun guys, and thanks for visiting!



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Wiggett
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Posted: 31st Jan 2005 20:58
although ur idea sounds good, there are many rpmuds out there, so its not exactly a new type of mud

Dot Merix
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Posted: 1st Feb 2005 00:17
The mud is new for the fact that it's going to be based on a round system instead of real time.

The rounds will be started by the player with the highest initiative who will get to take a turn followed by the next person with highest initiative(the same applies to the NPC's). This is what we think seperates us from the other mud's.



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Wiggett
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Posted: 1st Feb 2005 14:43
nah sounds the same still, but go for it sound slike some sort of fun.

TravisP
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2005 03:50
I get a run time error when I try to sign in

Note: The above I didn't say, your just crazy.

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Dot Merix
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2005 06:13 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2005 06:53
Which error is it?

My guess is you havent referenced the security dll to the mud project.. to do this..

type 'regsvr32 jarcrypt.dll' via a command prompt in the RPMUD directory

Should fix the problem.


As you may, or may not know - we are making the RPMUD based on the roleplaying books of dungeons and dragons, taking rules from several core rulebooks. If you do not have the rulebooks then check out this site.....

[/href]http://srd.dndonlinegames.com/home.html[href]



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