BYOND doesn't have a lot of support for telnet, so you basically have to make everything from scratch. All you can do is input a text string, and you have to parse that text string into commands, which can be a pain in the butt.
But hey, diving in and messing around with it is the best way to learn. :P
Well im very farmilliar with C++ (BYONDs coding) so I really wana stick with BYOND in making a telenet game
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1. How do I make BYOND connect to a telenet server
2. How do I make it actually display text and stuff. (like just code it normal? usr<<"[T]"? | |
MUDs have maps just like every other game, except the description of the room is done all in text. And you move by typing north, south, east, west, in, out, open door, etc... every game has thousands of commands that are not very hard to figure out. Just do some research, you'll see what I mean. And check out Zilal's BYOND MUD tutorial.
http://www.zilal.byond.com/tutorials/zbt3 I believe that's the adress, don't know it off the top of my head | |
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Download This, Do that, Connect to that, Get a key, ex