>> Hmmm..I just committed suicide about 5 hours ago. (Don't ask me why, I was
>> bored and
>> a little ticked off when perl5 wouldn't compile so I could test out the
>> Nightmare mudlib
---->>>>>>and my imp wouldn't even consider switching to mudos)<<<<<-----
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>> In anycase, my character
>> is still there and it looks like the mud crashed. Has anyone had any
>> experience with
>> the game crashing when an imm suicides or tries? (seems poetic)
>
> Um, Circle isn't an LP, and it has a completely different code base
>than the Nightmare mudlib does... which leads me to ask why you thought we
>might be able to help you? You don't need to answer as it'll just waste
>bandwidth, just do this. Go look at http://www.imaginary.com/ to find
>people that can help you in this area.
;) This isn't a flame, just a correction. Observe the underlined statement.
Now put things in perspective. Now read on from the underlined statement.
Now incase your still a little confused (I do tend to pack alot into small
paragraphs.) Assume: a) I'm the Arch Coder for a Circle mud. b) I was
considering
moving the mud to MudOS with the Nightmare lib but I had problems and my Imp
disagreed in any case. c) I appeared to experience a crash on my Circle mud
about
the same time I IMPetuously committed suicide.
Bob, the (still) Lazy Circle Mud Coder.
PS: Oh, anyone who hasn't checked out the new Nightmare IV package should.
It's rather
neat. Never ignore the competition. Even if you occasionally get the
urge to join
them. ;) I do think LPC is an excellent system for developing muds,
probably the
most logical system. The only problem I have with Nightmare IV is they
are getting
TOO damn cutting edge. Maybe JE should consider moving Circle to
LPC...shrug.
It would probably be easier than rewriting the code for c++.
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