README
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ClayMUD
ClayMUD is a highly configurable, highly performant MUD implemented in the Go programming language.
Currently it is in active development, but the overarching premise is that a MUD should be configurable and runnable without any programming knowledge. Too many MUD systems require you to write code to change how they work. Not only is that very likely to introduce bugs, it also restricts MUDs to be run by people who know how to code.
ClayMUD is intended to be fully configurable through text files - everything from the name of the MUD, to what emotes are available, to how ability scores and powers work, so that anyone can create their own unique game.
Status
The game is functioning to the point where you can connect and walk around, talk, and emote. You can configure the emotes and the pronouns used for gender (e.g. he his her).
To build and run
go get github.com/natefinch/claymud
claymud
This will run the mud on port 8888 of your current machine. To change the port, use -port
License
MIT License
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package main is the entry point for ClayMUD. This defines the command line args and listens for incoming connections.
Source Files
Directories
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Package auth controls authenticating users and passes the connections to the world after authentication
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Package auth controls authenticating users and passes the connections to the world after authentication |
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Package util holds basic utility methods
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Package util holds basic utility methods |
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Package world holds most of the MUD code, including locations, players, etc
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Package world holds most of the MUD code, including locations, players, etc |