Fate Community Mu*
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Exeter (formally of DarkSpires mush) and I have been working on a project to help out the fate games starting out, and let people play tabletop type fate/fae sessions on a mush.
So far, we have dice and sheet functionality, and forums to set up your campaign. We hope to have some campaign function to set refresh, fate points and stunts soon.
We also have a code sharing policy, to help those games get moving without so much pain, and hope that is useful. Exeter has a github with most of the code on it (happy to link to other Fate code bases too)
https://github.com/Dex-Sinister/Fate.exe
Jin
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Thanks for both the site and the FAE code.
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All functional! If anyone has more ideas, let me know?
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@jinshei I have a question or two.
Would this run on Windows, or would one need to have Linux/Unix?
Secondly, is it possible to have multiple character creation rooms?
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@thebigd There are some Windows binaries for PennMUSH (which this Fate.exe code suite runs on) here: http://download.pennmush.org/Win32Binaries/
(That is, "Fate.exe" is not actually a Windows binary file itself.)
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The PennMUSH binaries run really well; I use them to code on my tablet when I'm out and about and not around my laptop, like on lunch at work.
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They're Windows EXEs, so I have no idea, I don't use any Android devices. I know they run fine on my big laptop and should on my new tablet since it's roughly the same specs as the big laptop.
ETA: I assume if you had an appropriate environment emulator you could run them on Android or compile them on Android.
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You could probably build and run Penn on any modern Android device using Termux (you can get this from the Playstore). I have not tried this with Penn but I /have/ gotten Evennia to build and run on my LG G7 and a cheap Asus Chromebook that also supported Android apps using these instructions. I'm pretty sure that anything that can handle Evennia, can handle a simple MUSH server.
