Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

Short answer: Lua is Lua, never mind the O.S. so it’s possible, but not yet supported. Long answer: I’d love to make that work. This is the very reason I’ve reached out to others, I’d have to build a smart parser to strip away the MUSH-Z added Lua functions (or hack into the Lua interpreter to

Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

Hi, since it supports LUA, could the Mush-Z scripts for Alteraeon be implemented, or is that too heavily Windows based? On 10/12/2016 9:51 AM, Tyler Thompson wrote: For anybody who wants to try dentinmud.org port 3000 might be a good place to start. As far as what iMud c

Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

For anybody who wants to try dentinmud.org port 3000 might be a good place to start. As far as what iMud currently offers over telnet Devin pretty much hit the nail on the head, sound support is a big feature. iMud also has both a custom scripting language and mildly supp

Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

They offer a way better experience than with Terminal, sound support, and, well, a GUI. Probably a lot more, but that's what I like. I'm taking my poor Mac to the Apple store today to get Sierra installed. I messed with Linux, didn't like it, and now... Anyways, when I get Mac os again, I'll sur

Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

I have a follow up question if it’s ok. I’ve played lots of muds but only used telnet and the port number. What do these clients do that say telnet doesn’t offer? Thanks Scott > On Oct 11, 2016, at 8:56 PM, Jim Danley wrote: > > Hey Tyler, > > I am a swift programmer, but never did any mud

Re: iMud (an accessible macOS MUD/MUSH client)

Hey Tyler, I am a swift programmer, but never did any mudding before. Can you provide a host and port so I can play with the beta a little? Thanks Jim Danley > On Oct 11, 2016, at 4:56 PM, Tyler Thompson wrote: > > Hey Everybody, > > Quite some time ago I made a MUD client for OS X, i