Tigermud

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TigerMUD is an open source MUD engine that runs on the Windows operating system and is written in the C# programming language. TigerMUD is intended to be simple to set up and configure, and easy to extend using tools such as Microsoft Visual Studio or SharpDevelop.

[edit] Features

  • Kudos and reputation system to reward positive player interaction
  • Player versus Player combat
  • Spell casting system
  • Player email system
  • Dynamic maps: add rooms and they automatically show on in-game maps
  • Online building system
  • Simple XML configuration file
  • Interactive server console
  • Ability to run as a Windows service
  • Player skill system
  • Basic mob combat AI
  • Dynamic help system: only see help for commands you can access
  • Customizable menu system that supports single and multiple selections
  • Automatic email verification and activation of new player accounts
  • Server-side command scheduler
  • Full world persistence through server shutdowns
  • Automatic day and night times
  • Orbiting moon with correct cycling phases
  • Get, drop, and put commands to manipulate items in containers
  • Idle player disconnect timer with upcoming disconnect warnings
  • Automatic disconnects from repeated failed login attempts
  • Server-side word wrapping and paging
  • Player security levels control access to game commands
  • Server log tracks player connection events
  • Basic communication through say, tell, and emote
  • Configurable roaming mobs
  • Nested container support
  • Wearable and stackable items
  • Game-time clock/calendar
  • ANSI color
  • Profanity filter
  • ODBC support for multiple database types
  • Mono and Nant support

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