Mud client protocols

[Blecki]

There's a lot of competing special mud client protocols floating around. What would you like to see supported? I was going to start with ansi color, but I'd like to know what else you guys want too.

[Trevoke]

MCCP !

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MCCP

(Because that's the one the Discworld client uses; I don't really know the
others).

On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 9:09 PM, Blecki [email protected] wrote:

There's a lot of competing special mud client protocols floating around.
What would you like to see supported? I was going to start with ansi color,
but I'd like to know what else you guys want too.

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[Blecki]

Okay... But for what? Mccp just says how.

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Date: Sun, Sep 28, 2014 1:12 AM

MCCP !

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MCCP

(Because that's the one the Discworld client uses; I don't really know the

others).

On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 9:09 PM, Blecki [email protected] wrote:

There's a lot of competing special mud client protocols floating around.

What would you like to see supported? I was going to start with ansi color,

but I'd like to know what else you guys want too.

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#76.

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[Trevoke]

I mean, it's a compression protocol for the data transmission.

Given that you talked about ANSI color, I'm now not sure I know what you mean now.

[Blecki]

Oh okay.. I was thinking of mcp. Compression will be good.

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Date: Sun, Sep 28, 2014 8:26 PM

I mean, it's a compression protocol for the data transmission.

Given that you talked about ANSI color, I'm now not sure I know what you mean now.

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[ghost]

ANSI is fine, since it's supported across the board, as far as I know...unless someone is using some obscure or ancient client. I'm of the mind to keep things as simple as possible, but are we considering sound for visually impaired players? Seems pretty hit or miss in the community, and I've yet to play a MUD with sound, so I don't know how useful it actually is.

[Blecki]

If it's anything like the interactive fiction community, they much prefer their own screen readers and have only a few demands.

A) A 'brief' option to turn off room descriptions
B) Ability to customize anything we do with color to hilite objects to hilite them in a way their reader understands. Replace color hiliting with hiliting, for example.

[ConstableBrew]

What about supporting a web interface? GZip is a nice standard way to compress too.

[Blecki]

I've used websockets before. However, I'm not a web developer. There's no way I could produce a client that doesn't suck. I can handle it server side, though.

[ConstableBrew]

I dont want to volunteer for too much at once, especially considering my current contribution pace, But this is something that I feel strongly toward. We could likely draw from existing interactive fiction clients.

Depending on hiw everyone else feels about a web client, I will plan on working on it after user accounts and server persistence.

[Trevoke]

A part of me wants a websocket-based client, but based on what I've read of
them, they're kinda cool and kinda hell.

On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 1:15 AM, Michael Brewer [email protected]
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I dont want to volunteer for too much at once, especially considering my
current contribution pace, But this is something that I feel strongly
toward. We could likely draw from existing interactive fiction clients.

Depending on hiw everyone else feels about a web client, I will plan on
working on it after user accounts and server persistence.

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[Blecki]

The server is setup to accept connections from multiple sources. I actually have a websocket solution ready to go.

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Date: Mon, Oct 20, 2014 9:44 AM

A part of me wants a websocket-based client, but based on what I've read of

them, they're kinda cool and kinda hell.

On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 1:15 AM, Michael Brewer [email protected]

wrote:

I dont want to volunteer for too much at once, especially considering my

current contribution pace, But this is something that I feel strongly

toward. We could likely draw from existing interactive fiction clients.

Depending on hiw everyone else feels about a web client, I will plan on

working on it after user accounts and server persistence.

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#76 (comment).

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