***NOTE: All new versions of YFMudEd have the build number in the file name, this is to avoid a bit of confusion on my part. There are also now No-Res versions. These are versions of the program that don't include parts that are rarely updated. when a new version comes out that requires the latest resource version I will post it on the page (see below). If you have a version where the filename has no build number, you do need the resource version. YFMudEd is a new quality Mud World Editor built from scratch using djgpp (a dos port of gnu c) and allegro (a gaming library that has GUI functions). The idea behind the editor is for it to keep track of most of the details for you in a nice way. It's fully graphical, although it does run under dos (but it needs windows' dpmi support, or another dpmi server). It allows the editing of every aspect of the world files. It saves in a native format (ymw) and then exports to the CircleMUD format, making things slightly more portable. It even includes spell checking (thanks to ispell). Anyway, it's helped out our project (YFMud) and I hope that it can help out other people. We hope to have our own mud up soon, using the wonderful CircleMUD server as the basis. Thanks to all of you who have contributed to CircleMUD. -- Mike B (Eichlan) http://www.mud.yf-soft.com/ YFMudEd.bin.zip -- The binary distribution ------------------------------------------ This is probably the best choice for most people. You get the main executable, all of the examples, and all of the docs, but none of the source. This package is really everything that anyone should need to create world, if you want to screw with my source, or just want a shorter download (provided you already have everything else you need) then get the source distribution. YFMudEd.src.zip -- The source distribution ------------------------------------------ This is what all you crazy hacker-people will want, heh. This package contains the complete source to YFMudEd, which has been designed to offer extreme ease to people wanting to further it's capabilities, or even write companion utilities.