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Phantasmal Site > DGD > Getting DGD > DGD MUDLibs
DGD-Compatible MUDLibs
(Have you already read the DGD FAQ section on MUDLibs? You
should.)
- Phantasmal is
built on top of the Kernel MUDLib, and shows off cool DGD
features like compile-in-place, object tracking and LWOs. It
works only with recent experimental versions of DGD.
- Melville 0.9.1, a minimal but
quite usable MUDLib tested with DGD 1.1. It includes a sould,
channeld and mud mail.
- GurbaLib's page
is still up, but the library is no longer under development.
GurbaLib has the most features of any current MUDLib. It has
rooms, creatures, guilds, and basically all the expected
high-fantasy MUD trappings. Download it instead of 2.4.5 :-) It
runs on a nonstandard, modified DGD 1.1 base. You can download
version 0.40 here .
- The Kernel MUDLib is extremely well-written and secure, but
also very, very minimal. It's distributed with any recent version
of DGD
- The Reload MUDLib is a
restructuring of the Kernel Library to use a different directory
structure. Better? Worse? You be the judge.
- The LPC 2.4.5 MUDLib has been adapted for use with DGD 1.1.
It's sloppy, it's outdated, it's unsupported -- but it
does give you a game from the get-go. You can download it
here.
- MudOS
alike for DGD (MudOSa4DGD) isn't really a MUDLib but it's
meant to be a good basis for one or for adapting MudOS MUDLibs to
DGD.
- I think this is an old version of the Xyllomer MUDLib, but in
any case,
PBLib is way out of date. There's a patch that may bring
it sufficiently up to date. Then again, it may not.
- John "West" McKenna's Inferno MUDLib was
never really released. It's mostly without documentation, and is
based on an (also-unreleased) chat server called Flame. However,
one more example MUDLib is never a bad thing.
- The LPMOO
MUDLib is a nifty idea -- MOO implemented on top of DGD. The
current version is extremely out-of-date. There's a patch to
update it to DGD 1.1, which is at least closer to modern. You can
download version 1.2 here
Still in Early Development / Not Yet Downloadable
- Whedimer
MUDLib on SourceForge.
- Macrocosm
MUDLib on SourceForge.
- TWG(m)LIB MUDLib on
SourceForge.
- Arantor
MUDlib hasn't put anything I can understand (i.e. anything in
English) on their SourceForge page, but they seem to be a DGD
MUDLib, probably still in the planning stages. The text seems to
be in, like, Danish or Swedish or something. Sorry, I'm one of
these Americans who speaks nothing but English and a little
Spanish, so I can't tell anything useful except that it's
DGD-based and written from scratch.
- Herator MUDLib
doesn't seem to have gotten very far, and the discussion is in
Swedish, but it's nice to see other people playing with DGD. They
may be related to the Swedish MUD in the MUD list.
As of this moment, none of the "Still in Early Development" MUDs
have made much anything public. But hey, these links will be around
for awhile so they may have more information available when you
click on them.
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