Free Softcode Suite - Penn and Rhost
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@Cobaltasaurus
MUX? It... probably will not. I haven't actually every touched TinyMUX. However it relies heavily on a lot of advancements that were only recently added to Penn and Rhost.Some aspects of it might work. It might be ADAPTABLE with some work, and sacrificing some features... but it's currently designed explicitly for Penn and Rhost. There's even some 'branching code paths' that differ depending on which you are running it on. Doesn't currently account for MUX at all...
@Wavert
Heh! The flagship game for this code is MCM... and you called it. Well there is Brave New World. I've also been helping some kind of Dissidia, or Final Fantasy like game that was inspired by Final Kingdom get off the ground? Several projects cropped up that needed a bit of help or encountered bugs (solved a lot of them thanks to said projects!). Really excited to see so many MUSHes appear. The hobby seems incredibly niche and this helps keep it going. One of the reasons I released this code... wanted to make running a game more accessible. MUSHcode is arcane, frustrating, limited, doesn't get along with any kind of development environment I know of, and there's not many people to call upon if you need help troubleshooting it.As a note!
Stomped a lot of Rhost bugs in the last month. Made a ton of commits, fixed some serious bugs. I might start calling this 2.1 soon? Something like that.
Admittedly, changelogs, patch notes, and stuff, is a weakness of mine. Trying to work on a style/system to adhere to.
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@Volund said:
@Cobaltasaurus
MUX? It... probably will not. I haven't actually every touched TinyMUX. However it relies heavily on a lot of advancements that were only recently added to Penn and Rhost.Some aspects of it might work. It might be ADAPTABLE with some work, and sacrificing some features... but it's currently designed explicitly for Penn and Rhost. There's even some 'branching code paths' that differ depending on which you are running it on. Doesn't currently account for MUX at all...
MUX is lacking the majority of regex functions that Penn and Rhost both share. Without those functions, your system won't be compatible.
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@Ashen-Shugar said:
MUX is lacking the majority of regex functions that Penn and Rhost both share. Without those functions, your system won't be compatible.
Yeah, that's the same problem that prevented @Thenomain from porting my softcode package to MUX.
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@faraday said:
@Ashen-Shugar said:
MUX is lacking the majority of regex functions that Penn and Rhost both share. Without those functions, your system won't be compatible.
Yeah, that's the same problem that prevented @Thenomain from porting my softcode package to MUX.
There are a precious few things I would kill to have from Rhost/Penn, but the regedit suite is among them.
