email me: mordain23@gmail.com
lyntin 4.2
with my custom mods to make it
nice and easy under Windows.
No setup, just unzip and
double click
Added MCCP support
20090205 lyntin-4.2.rar
Lyntin 4.2-a01
Lyntin is a mud client written in Python that sports multiple
user interfaces (tk, text, curses) and
runs on multiple platforms
(Windows,
Linux, Mac OSX, ...).
It has a module system that allows
users to write new Lyntin commands, modify
default Lyntin behavior,
and
extend the client to suit their individual needs.
Customised by Arron Cusimano for Windows. Despite claims of
portability, the lyntin distribution is heavily unix biased, so this package helps
the windows users a little. I did this mostly for myself, but if anyone else
wants to use it feel free. I hope at some point to add to the GUI elements of lyntin, adding a wx.ToolBar from wxWindows ideally, to add a zmud
style row of buttons for editing #alias and #action and #schedule.
For
less up-to-date documentation, check out the web-site at: http://lyntin.sourceforge.net/ note official lyntin
development seems to be stalled at this time (20090204).
Lyntin is written entirely in Python--a nicely written and very
portable programming language.
Thusly Lyntin is platform
independent. Lyntin is exposes the Python interpreter allow you
more freedom than mere 'if you see this then send this' aliases
and
triggers. They can be Python functions
which do anything
from setting a variable to forking a web spider. In addition,
your code can interface with Lyntin's
code.
Lyntin is great if:
1. you want a mud client that you can see the source code to
and adjust it to
suit your needs
2. you want a mud client that has a sophisticated API for
enhancing and
building bots/agents/triggers more advanced than
"if you see
this then do this"
3. you want a mud client that works on all your machines,
has a text ui, a tk gui,
and can also work over ssh/telnet
Lyntin is not great if:
1. you prefer wizards and menus to the command line
2. you hate Python
3. you want fancy bells and whistles in the ui