OpenMud.Mudpiler.Compiler.Project.Cli 2.12.2

OpenMud

Project Website: https://openmud.github.io

What is it?

OpenMud is a compiler which enables a user (ranging from developers to creative individuals with little to no development background) to compile their own MUD games. OpenMud aims to be compatible with a large subset of Dream Maker projects, and compiles your code into behaviourally consistent CIL code (.Net Assemblies). Additionally, the project incorporates an orchestration and simulation layer to leverage these compiled binaries and simulate / ultimately execute the Dream Maker worlds. Effectively, OpenMud is a compiler and a game engine.

OpenMud also implements all of the core client and server side logic necessary to run your game, while also leaving the door open for extensive customizations for advanced developers.

Installing

For the latest cutting-edge releases, you should download the source from master branch and build yourself. If you run into a bug or issue, try master branch as it may be resolved and pending release.

For official releases, you can download the releases off of NuGet and NPM, follow the install guide on the documentation page: https://openmud.github.io/docs/getting-started/Installation

Where is the Documentation?

OpenMud is documented as part of the OpenMud repository: https://openmud.github.io/docs/getting-started/Installation

What is the Licensing

The entire project is licensed under AGPL v3. This means that you are free to use the project for any means, but the project must be open-sourced.

What is the Current State?

OpenMud is still very early in development & isn't mature enough for use outside of experimentation. You are encouraged to explore the project, experiment with it, ask questions, and hopefully contribute.

If you are interested in contributing, please create an issue and mention me.

Please take a look at the documentation here: https://openmud.github.io