Hi everyone:
I posted this before but not sure if there were any responses. I was out of
town and missed a lot while I was.
Could anyone tell me if there is a accessible mud client which works with the
mac? There was mudder but it is a project which appears to have become dead
this before but not sure if there were any responses. I was out of
town and missed a lot while I was.
Could anyone tell me if there is a accessible mud client which works with
the mac? There was mudder but it is a project which appears to have become
dead or not developed anymore.
d.Any help
if there is a accessible mud client which works with
the mac? There was mudder but it is a project which appears to have become
dead or not developed anymore.
d.Any help would be appreciate
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this before but not sure if there were any responses. I was out
of town and missed a lot while I was.
Could anyone tell me if there is a accessible mud client which works
with the mac? There was mudder but it is a project which appears to have
become dead or not developed anymore.
d.Any help would
Hello everybody
Alright; I'm about to show my ignorance here but could somebody possibly
explain to me, off list if you prefer, exactly what is a Mud client and why
would such a thing benefit Mac OS X or iOS users?
Thank you; and again my apologies.
Lynne
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Hi Lynn, a mud client is a programe that allows you to connect to muds, a mud
is an online text adventure game where you type commands to make your character
do what you want them to. You play with people over the net, some have up to
100 players or more playing at any one time. They are some
Hello Ian
Thank you; you live and learn. But now I know it's a gaming thing, thus ends my
interest. :)
Lynne
On 14 May 2012, at 08:09, Ian McNamara ianandri...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Lynn, a mud client is a programe that allows you to connect to muds, a mud
is an online text adventure game
.
.
On May 14, 2012, at 2:12 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello Ian
Thank you; you live and learn. But now I know it's a gaming thing, thus ends
my interest. :)
Lynne
On 14 May 2012, at 08:09, Ian McNamara ianandri...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Lynn, a mud client
, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello Ian
Thank you; you live and learn. But now I know it's a gaming thing, thus ends
my interest. :)
Lynne
On 14 May 2012, at 08:09, Ian McNamara ianandri...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Lynn, a mud client is a programe that allows you to connect
May 2012, at 08:09, Ian McNamara ianandri...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Lynn, a mud client is a programe that allows you to connect to muds, a
mud is an online text adventure game where you type commands to make your
character do what you want them to. You play with people over the net, some
Hello Thomas
On 14 May 2012, at 15:52, Thomas McMahan de.kf...@gmail.com wrote:
• Or courses for horses. Gotta play some time though right?
Not that sort of play. I didn't realise this was for gaming. Our computers
aren't games machines. :)
But yes, it's all down to individual choice. I
Hi Lynne, well it's all just one more task for a machine to do, just as some of
us play with audio a lot, and I guess some really love to do the social thing,
just as there those who like trying to write and develop stuff. There have
been a few developers who started as gamers, then wanted to
Hello Thomas
Yes, I'm not trying to preach or anything, as I said before it's to each their
own. I take the point about developers as well. It's just a purely personal
decision, end of story really. Computer games just don't interest us. That said
we use our computers for movies and music and
So you do some of the same playing as I do then. Love this Mac for tinkering
with audio, and of course for listening in general
Glad to know you guys aren't all work and no play, that was starting to worry
me a little *lol*.
On May 14, 2012, at 11:59 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Well when work is like play, then it isn't work then, it's just having fun
making money as a benefit right?
I have played with android, don't know if I ever will, but I will qualify it
with never saying never because I don't want to jinx myself *lol*.
WEll of course Mac is king because the
Hello Thomas
There are currently 7 Mac Minis running various versions of OS X Server in this
building. Only 3 of them face the outside world. But their maintenance and
tweaking takes up a lot of Gordon's time. There is also one Mac Pro which
belongs to a commercial entity for whom we provide
So as they say, you all are computer poor huh? That's a few machines to
maintain then since people are dependent on them running, and folks can really
get cranked in a bad why when server systems go down.
We have 4 machines here, two are Macs one is the old Tiger machine we primarily
use
Thank you so much for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in time,
it can become as awesome as a mud client in
windows!
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this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in time,
it can become as awesome as a mud client in
windows!
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Hi Missy,
I'm glad you will be testing this. :) More sources of feedback are definitely
a good thing. I'd be interested in your
impressions.
Yours,
Zack.
On May 11, 2012, at 3:19 AM, Missy Hoppe mitmee@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you so
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Hi Missy,
I'm glad you will be testing this. :) More sources of feedback are
definitely a good thing. I'd
for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in
time, it can become as awesome as a mud client in
windows!
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, at 3:19 AM, Missy Hoppe mitmee@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you so much for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in
time, it can become as awesome as a mud client
scripting and so-forth, but I'm sure I can read about that.
Regards,
Nicolai
On May 11, 2012, at 12:10 PM, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi All,
This may be of interest to some of you who are gamers, and have been wanting
an accessible mud client for the Mac. I stumbled on one
Hi zak, thanks, taking a look at this now.
Ian McNamara
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I have bought muder for the mac. Will let people know what I think when i've
had a play with it.
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, Laurel wrote:
Forgive my ignorance, but what is a MUD client? I like gaming but
don't know all of the terminology. I'm just wanting to know so that I
can decide whether or not I'm interested in this app. What was the
app's name? You probably said and I just didn't catch it.
Thanks,
Laurel
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On May 11, 2012, at 6:10 AM, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi All,
This may be of interest to some of you who are gamers, and have been wanting
an accessible mud client for the Mac. I stumbled on one purely by accident
Anyone who muds, let me know what you play and the host and port information
and if I like the sound of the mud i'll create a character and play with you.
Ian McNamara
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Orin,
Respectfully, I disagree that the system voice is as big a problem as you seem
to think. You can interrupt it with control, and that is one of the big
concerns I had. Also, the button label issue has already been mentioned, and
while it's not ideal I hardly consider it a deal breaker.
I agree with you, but it's a start and he may put vo support in, it's clear
they wont to make the client more accessible for blind users. If blind users
email him and explain this, he may add it in. I agree though the buttons are
two self explanatory.
Ian McNamara
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Hmm. if you can use control, it's not so bad I suppose. Still a lot to get used
to, and I guess I don't mind that. What do you recommend as far as VO
activities go? Just set it to mute speech?
Orin
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Muting speech is what I use, yes. If I need to interact with the client proper,
to read something or whatever, I use vo-x-x to switch back to the default
activity. I don't use activities very much otherwise, so find this efficient.
Yes, control works to interrupt speech as you would expect. I
That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is relavant
faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem with this client IMHO is the buttons. I mean, the buttons
actually explains what the button does when it's self-explanatory. Also, the
client
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That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is
relavant faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem with this client IMHO is the buttons. I mean, the
buttons actually
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That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is
relavant faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem
am just used to staying interacted in a single screen and
typing what I want. So it will be learning on
both sides of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself an
expert in any way about muds and clients. I've been killed to many times and
had to go retrieve my stuff to many
as a mud client in
windows!
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Hi All,
This may
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That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is
relavant faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem
of course.
I wonder about scripting and so-forth, but I'm sure I can read about that.
Regards,
Nicolai
On May 11, 2012, at 12:10 PM, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi All,
This may be of interest to some of you who are gamers, and have been wanting
an accessible mud client
of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself
an expert in any way about muds and clients. I've been killed to many times
and had to go retrieve my stuff to many times for that. And forget using
magic, I am slow at that stuff, more of a hack and slash kind of person
*lol
with mud walker so long that I
am just used to staying interacted in a single screen and typing what I
want. So it will be learning
on
both sides of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself
an expert in any way about muds and clients. I've been killed to many times
not used to doing that yet, have played with mud walker so long that I
am just used to staying interacted in a single screen and typing what I
want. So it will be learning
on
both sides of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself
an expert in any way about muds
interacted in a single screen and typing what I
want. So it will be learning
on
both sides of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself
an expert in any way about muds and clients. I've been killed to many times
and had to go retrieve my stuff to many times
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That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is
relavant faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem with this client
there would be a lot of interest for 1.
Missy
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Hi
of the mud client issue I guess, and no I don't consider myself
an expert in any way about muds and clients. I've been killed to many
times and had to go retrieve my stuff to many times for that. And forget
using magic, I am slow at that stuff, more of a hack and slash kind of
person *lol
hi i tried it and didn't like it as it won't read out what is happening like
mush for windoes does sad smiley face
On 10/11/2011, at 2:54 PM, michael maslo wrote:
Has anyone tried this mud client? If so did they get a way to make it rad the
new lines of text read?
For that matter
Has anyone tried this mud client? If so did they get a way to make it rad the
new lines of text read?
For that matter is there a way to do it?
Thanks in advance,
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Hi Travis:
I have a few question on the muddle program please.
I opened the sample.muddle in text edit but when I try to save it I do not know
what type of file format to save it in. I tried rtf or other one's but it won't
let me save it.
I don't know how to save it as a non
There's sample triggers, aliases, and mud logins in the muddle.sample
file.
After you load the file into text edit, just save it again (don't
change it's type, it's a plain text file, and needs to stay that way)
You'll need to take a look at the entries in the muddle.sample file,
since
Muddle is a terminal app, this means that you need to edit terminal
files to use it.
Text edit will edit these files, but it will require a little manual
work.
First option is to load the muddle.sample into text edit, change your
aliases, triggers, and connections, then save it again, rename
Hi list:
Can someone tell me if there is a mud client that works well with voice over
and the mac? I am looking for something where you can add triggers and alias
and such.
Any help will be appreciated.
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the entire buffer from time to time on my testing
copy. :) The version posted at the site doesn't have the
enhancements though, so it's just your basic mud client, with
triggers, aliases, and multiple window support. The only problem
(that I've not fixed yet) is you need to use the mud's
trouble
with the wrap around buffer it uses for it's text output, it likes to dump
the entire buffer from time to time on my testing copy. :) The version
posted at the site doesn't have the enhancements though, so it's just your
basic mud client, with triggers, aliases, and multiple window
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