Conference hydra::amiga_v1

    Blimey, didn't know lpmud was on the Amiga at all! If you get V3, could
    you upload it to here ? 
    
    Cheers,
    
    				Jamie.

    uuuhh, what's a 'LPMud' ????
    
    Frank

    It's a multi player text adventure game in which the players can build
    their own rooms, objects etc. These objects are defined using a
    language (lisp-like?) and can be quite complex. There's a version
    running on the Decnet somewhere. It's neat because there are ongoing
    quests and stuff in the world; players build quests for other players
    to try and before long the world is quite an intricate place.
    
    
    				Jamie.

    Sounds great,
    Some friends of mine do the same thing with BoulderDash (=Emerald-Mine)
    The fields they build get more and more difficult to play, but they're
    having great fun.
    
    Please let me know if it's available on EOT::
    
    Thanks, Frank Ederveen 

    Well, uploading... I'd like to but I don't know how to do it. I don't
    have any problems getting it on the VAX. But where should it?
    Is EOT:: the right place? Do I have to simply copy it to the EOT::
    games-directory? Or where or what?
    Is there interest for the 2.4.5 version? It comes complete with a
    mudlib in a lharc-file.
    
    Explanation of MUD: MUD stands for Multi-User-Dimension ( or Dungeon?)
    It is a well-known game on the internet that allows many users to play
    at the same time. It is an text-adventure-like role-playing game.
    The objective is to gain experience points and become wizard. Wizard
    can add their own things tho the game by programming.
    In LPMud this is done via an object-oriented version of C. 
    LP stands for Lars Pensijl, the author of this mud-system. There are 
    other mud-systems like DikuMud, AberMud etc. which I don't know much
    about. The fun of MUD comes from playing with many other players,
    chatting, helping each other, fighting each other and finally, as a
    wizard, modifying and enhancing the game...
    
    If anybody is interested, I could mail you the list of MUDS on
    internet.
    Is there a Mud on DECNET? If so, how do I reach it?
    
    		Andy the Mud-Fan ( waiting for 3.0 )
    

    
    
    	All new programs should be put in
    
    	EOT::AMIGA:[UPLOAD]
    
    	I will then move them to the correct directories.
    
    		Steve Peters
    		EOT::SYSTEM
    

    Yeah, there's a few MUDS on DECNET; there's a conference for them but
    I can't remember where at the moment. I'll post the location when/if
    I remember.
    
    RE Emerald Mines... I've got four of these disks made by various
    people! They're great fun! I've got a designer disk and a trainer disk
    too. Didn't know people still designed the levels with enthusiasm
    though!
    
    				Jamie.

    
    
    	Hi.  I'm an LPMud fan too.  If you want version 3 of LPMud,
    	you can get it at:
    
    	PLANE::"/library/amud/bin.lzh"
    	and the source files:
    	PLANE::"/library/amud/amud45_2.lzh
    	the mudlib for version 3 (given to me by the Game God) is at:
    	SIGABA::newmudlib.sav (VMS save_set).
    	I've not been able to get Version 2.x.x.x, or version 3.x.x.x
    	working on my Amiga yet.
    
    	If you want the notes conference for the Mud I play, then
    	add entry mecca::lpmud
    	To play the game you need a program called MUCKER.
    	I think Mucker.exe can be found in SIGABA too.  Don't remember.
    	If not, just send me some mail and I'll help you.  If you get
    	Mucker.exe, simply do this:
    	$ mucker :== "mcr disk:[directroy]mucker.exe"
    	$ mucker/term=vt/attach=plane/lpmud
    
    	Hope this helps.
    				Regards,
    				John L.

    I have now uploaded Lpmud2.4.5 to EOT::... And I also successfully
    connected to "PLANE" via mucker..
    
    		Thanks for the advice
    
    			Andy ( Bandardfou on Plane )
    

    
    re: -a couple
    
    Yo Sil.
    
    If you ever get the mud working on the Amiga can you send me a copy of
    it
    
    Cheers.
    Caz.

    Hi,
    	
    Yesterday i downloaded lpmud245.lzh from eot:: and there seem to be
    some files missing (fifo-stuf).
    Could someone please upload a working set or tell me how to get it
    going??
    (I started plaing PLANE-MUD a few days ago and i really like it!!
     would it be as much fun allone on my ami?)
    
    Ave,
    
    		Frank

    
    
    Copy it from PLANE::
    
    Check out Sylvanus' earlier note.
    
    Carramon.