Haven Links, Sources and Trademarks Collection

Abstract: This document contains information about trademarks, companies and sources mentioned in the Haven project  documents. It also contains a collection of links for use by project participants. Availability: Public

Contents

• Trademarks
• Tools, Platforms and Technology 
• Sources , game technology , gaming sites , gaming portals ,  gaming news , columns
  
• Game manufacturers , games released and unreleased
  
• Released source , open source engines
  
• Associated projects
  
• Other links
• Legend
• Feedback and Disclaimer
• Copyright
  

Trademarks

All trademarks and products mentioned in documents on this site are properties of their respective owners. In no way is the Haven project or its participants related to such properties or their holders.

Below is a list of links to information about some of the products and companies mentioned on this site.

As with all information on this site, this information is kept up to date and correct to the best of our abilities, but no guarantees are given or to be inferred.

Tools, Platforms and Technology

NOTE: All the links in this section lead to pages outside the Haven project.

Microsoft

Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Microsoft Office, Microsoft, DirectX, Direct3D, Visual Studio, Visual C++, Visual SourceSafe , Visual Basic, XBox - http://www.microsoft.com/

Free software and open APIs

Home pages of various projects I like and/or use.

Linux - http://www.linux.org/  
Red Hat Linux - http://www.redhat.com/
Debian/GNU Linux - http://www.debian.org
FreeBSD - http://www.freebsd.org/
OpenBSD - http://www.openbsd.org/
NetBSD - http://www.netbsd.org/
OpenGL - http://www.opengl.org/
PostgreSQL - http://www.postgresql.org/  - pgAdmin II -
PHP - http://www.php.net/
Apache - http://www.apache.org/
GNU, FSF - http://www.gnu.org/
Ogg Vorbis, IceCast - http://www.xiph.org/ogg/vorbis/

Tools

Home pages of various tools I like and/or use. Note that some of these tools are amateur variants, where for example a modeller or graphics artist would use much more advanced tools.

Free tools

gcc - http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc.html
EMACS - http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html , Download for win32 EMACS ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/windows/emacs/ .
DDD - http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/ddd.html
GNOME - http://www.gnome.org/ Specific applications: Dia , GIMP
the GIMP - http://www.gimp.org/
KDE - http://www.kde.org / Specific applications: kSpread
kDevelop - http://www.kdevelop.org/
Blender - http://www.blender.nl
Cygnus/Red Hat Win32 (cygwin) - http://www.cygwin.com/ ,  http://www.redhat.com/software/tools/cygwin/ , http://www.redhat.com/download/cygwin.html
Cygnus/Red Hat XFree86 - http://xfree86.cygwin.com/
DevCPP - http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/

Commercial tools

Milkshape 3D - http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/
Sound Forge - http://www.sonicfoundry.com/products/NewShowProduct.asp?PID=426
Adobe Photoshop - http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html
discreet gmax - http://www.discreet.com/products/gmax

More tools and resources in the "3rd Party Tools, Resources and Information " document. More technical links also near the end of this page.

Other Applications

Sources

NOTE: All the links in this section lead to pages outside the Haven project.

Game Technology

Gaming Industry

All sorts of information for any type of professional in the gaming industry. Search for general information often starts with one of these.

Gamasutra - http://www.gamasutra.com . Gamasutra now requires registration to read the site. Registration is free and there is no spamming. Together with GameDeveloper magazine and GameDeveloper Conferences, Gamasutra forms the CMP group's Gama Network.
IGDA, the international game developers association - http://www.igda.org/
Flipcode - http://www.flipcode.com
GameDev - http://www.gamedev.net

Game Developer General Tools

AI

Artificial Intelligence Depot - http://ai-depot.com/
MindPixel - http://www.mindpixel.com/
John Laird's Artificial Intelligence & Computer Games Research - http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/laird/gamesresearch.html
Technosphere - http://www.technosphere.org.uk/

Graphics

CFX Web - http://www.cfxweb.net/
NeHe OpenGL - http://nehe.gamedev.net/
NeXe DirectX - http://nexe.gamedev.net/
Lycium@cfxweb - http://www.cfxweb.net/~lyc/index.html  , also has a copy of Tom Hammersley's The Basics of Raytracing, http://www.cfxweb.net/~lyc/tomtrace.html

Physics, Collision Detection, Path Finding

ASE - Generation 5 A* Explorer: http://www.generation5.org/ase.shtml
Open Dynamics Engine - http://www.q12.org/ode/ode.html

Networking

Other specific topics

Plate Tectonics: Modeling continental deformation by a discrete element method: the India Eurasia Collision - http://perso.wanadoo.fr/geonum/publications_htm/indentation.htm
zlib - http://www.gzip.org/zlib/ free compression library
libpng - http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/libpng.html the free PNG standard and its implementation
Mark Nelson's Data Compression links collection - http://www.dogma.net/DataCompression/ contains all the compression links you could wish for, and his start page - http://www.dogma.net/markn/

Gaming Sites

Sites operated by people who are more or less involved in what goes on in their selected niche, MMO games.

Gaming News

Game related news sites - primarily but not exclusively for news on the MMO games market.

Gaming Portals

Game Maker Columns and Writers

Columnists or other professionals whose views I always respect though I may not always agree.

Game Links

NOTE: All the links in this section lead to pages outside the Haven project.

Game Manufacturers

Some manufacturers of gaming software or hardware relevant to game design (primarily console and arcade).

Sony - Playstation - Playstation 2 - http://www.sony.com/
Nintendo - GameCube - http://www.nintendo.com/
Sega - Dreamcast - http://www.sega.com/
Namco - http://www.namco.com/
3DO - http://www.3do.com/

Games Operating

Games (mainly but not exclusively MMO) I have verified to be operating (or have no reason to doubt they are or have been).

Imminent Releases

MMO games with release in the near future.

After That... 

MMO games with a scheduled release within a year.

Games coming out later/no date announced/no credible date/other

MMO games I either have very little information on or which are very far into the future.

"Yeah right" Category

MMO games you will never want to try, games you will never get the chance to try even of you'd want to, and others.

Cancelled Projects

MMO game projects that have been cancelled during development.

Companies Profiles

Game companies with a bearing on MMO games although they have no design of their own in the making.

Excerpts from other link collections

MUD Dev list links

Webpages:

  MUD Tree/Timeline
    <URL:http://www.legendmud.org/raph/gaming/mudtimeline.html>
    Raph Koster's timeline of the development of MUDs

  MUD Timeline
    <URL:http://www.happypuppy.com/features/bth/bth%2Dvol8%2D36.html>
    The start of Jessica Mulligan's timeline of MUDs (3 more pages)

  A Rape in Cyberspace
    <URL:http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/lpb/muddex/vv.html>
    The infamous article by Julian Dibbell.

  How it really happened...
    <URL:http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/lpb/muddex/bartle.txt>
    Richard Bartle's early history of MUDs.
  Also by Richard Bartle
    <URL:http://mud.co.uk/richard/academic.htm>

  Imaginary Realities
    <URL:http://imaginaryrealities.imaginary.com>
    Online mud orientated magazine.

  Killers Have More Fun
    <URL:http://www.wired.com/wired/6.05/ultima.html>
    An article by Amy Jo Kim.

  Lucasfilm's Habitat
    <URL:http://www.communities.com/company/papers/lessons.html>
    <URL:http://race-server.race.u-tokyo.ac.jp/RACE/TGM/Mud/habitat.html>
    <URL:http://www.communities.com/people/crock/habitat.html>
    <URL:http://beta.communities.com/>
    Detailed documents about an ambitious graphical mud. [JCL]
    May currently be located at <url:http://www.vzones.com> [Mats Lidstrom]
    also several of th documents may no longer be at the indicated location

  Lydia Leong's MUD resource collection
    <URL:http://www.godlike.com/muds/>
    [Raph K]

  Marian Griffith's !Overlord project
    <URL:http://www.iaehv.nl/users/gryphon>
    Full of information useful to mud designer/admins.

  MUDDex
    <URL:http://www.apocalypse.org/pub/u/lpb/muddex/>
    A collection of documents including Bartle's, Dibbell's mentioned
    above. [Raph K]

  Raph Koster's Website, Gaming Section
    <URL:http://www.legendmud.org/raph/gaming/>
    <URL:http://www.legendmud.org/raph/gaming/links.html>
    Lead designer on Ultima Online, plenty of snippets on muds, particularly
    those pertaining UO itself.  Many of the above sites are index in the
    links section.  Raph's Laws of Online World Design can also be found
    here.

  Bruce Mitchener's Agora website
    <URL:http://agora.cubik.org/>
    knowledge base for mud-related topics.


Mud Finders:
  Mudwords
    <URL:http://www.mudwords.com/>
--  This site seems to be suspended  --

  Mudconnector
    <URL:http://www.mudconnector.com/>
    I think this site took over when Doran's mudlist stopped due to an
    overwhelming number of muds that made it impossible for a single
    person to keep up.

  Game commandos
    <URL:http://www.gamecommandos.com>
    Mud connector and peering review of muds.
--  This site is now defunct --

Muds:

  AlphaWorld: <URL:http://www.cs.cuc.edu/~sopwith/aw/>
    Anyone care to comment?

  Armageddon: <URL:telnet://ginka.armageddon.org:4050>
    To my knowledge the ONLY truly successful full-bore RP environment
    based on a Diku-style server with full combat and the like. Often
    cited as such at any rate. [Raph K]

  Asheron's Call: <URL: telnet://??:??>
    If I recall correctly this is one of the first first-person graphical
    commercial muds.

  Aturion Dynasty: <URL:http://aturion.com:4444>
    Almost all the muds done by Owen Emlen have interesting design
    features to them too. [Raph K]
    [See also EmlenMud II]

  Avalon: <URL:http://www.avalon-rpg.com>
    Commercial text muds. Avalon has an interesting newbie tutorial
    mode, and room description generation code that is nifty
    too. [Raph K]

  Cold: <URL:telnet://ice.cold.org:1138>
    A branch off the ColdMUD (below) using the Genesis driver, sometimes
    referred to as Cold/Genesis or ColdX/Genesis.

  ColdMUD: <ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/MUD/Servers/ColdMUD/>
    ColdMUD is for all intents and purposes dead.  Greg Hudson officially
    stopped development of it back in 1994, and I just 'branched' the
    ColdX/Genesis from it, rather than making an issue with people and
    continuing to call my development of it 'ColdMUD'. [Brandon Gillespie]

  CoolMUD: <URL:http://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/u/sfwhite/coolftp>
    Incredibly elegant server design. [JCL]

  Dark Sun Online: <URL:http://www.ssionline.com>
    Commercial graphical mud with turn-based combat in a real-time
    environment. [Raph K]

  DartMUD: <URL:telnet://dartmud.com:2525>
    A very ambitious LP mud with lots of good ideas which never seemed
    to have gelled together correctly.  Plenty of bugs.  A sequel is
    being worked on.

  DragonRealms (Gemstone): <URL:http://dragonrealms.net>
    Gemstone was and probably still is the most popular mud in the
    world, period. It evolved into DragonRealms. [Raph K]

  Duris: <URL:telnet://duris.org:6666>
    A pk mud with economy?! [Down? Jul 1998]
    Changed name to Duris: Land of Bloodlust, <URL:http://www.duris.org>

  Eternal City, The: <URL:http://www.eternal-city.com/>
    Commercial mud using the Cold server.

  EmlenMud II: <URL:http://degu.cs.indiana.edu:6669/em2.html>
    Looks like Owen Emlen is in the process of making a new mud.

  Everquest: <URL:telnet://??:??>
    A commercial graphical mud

  Furcadia: <URL:http://www.realtime.net/furcadia/>
    A commercial graphical mud by Dr. Cat.

  LambdaMOO: <URL:http://vesta.physics.ucla.edu/~smolin/lambda/>
    One of the pages for this MOO.

  Legends of Futures Past <URL:telnet://??:??>
    An excellent commercial text based mud [Ilya]
    This mud closed its doors at dec 31st 1999

  Medievia: <URL:telnet://medievia.com:4000>
    The most popular free gaming mud I know of. Pioneered the use of
    things like in-game spam ads for themselves and lack of due credit
    given for code (:P) but also has things like ASCII map terrain,
    large algorithmically generated areas, etc. [Raph K]

  M59: <URL:http://www.3do/meridian>
    Ask Mike S.

  Mortal Conquest: <URL:telnet://199.74.98.37:9999>
    That game I can't remember with the whities and the darkies. [JCL]
    By Own Emlen. [Down, 1st March]

  MUD2: <URL:telnet://mud2.com:23>
        <URL:http://www.mud2.com>
  or    <URL:http://www.british-legends.com/> (version recoded in C)
    A licensed copy run by Bartle.

  MUQ: <URL:http://muq.sourceforge.net/>

  Northern Lights:
    <URL:http://www.ludd.luth.se/mud/aber/northern_lights.html>
    <URL:telnet://aber.ludd.luth.se:6715>

  Realms, The: <URL:http://www.realmserver.com>
    Realms is a commercial graphical mud from Sierra.

  Realms of Despair: <URL:telnet://realms.game.org:4000>
    Popular mud and development ground for the Smaug codebase
    [Derek Snider]

  Shades: <URL:telnet://games.world.co.uk:23>
    TODO - get Bartle's comment here.

  Skotos: ???
    TODO - find out more about this

  Sojourn: <URL:telnet://toril.org:9999> <URL:http://www.torilmud.com>
    Predecessor and sister game to Duris. A strongly PK oriented mud

  Terris: <URL:telnet://??:??>
    A text-based mud only accessible to AOL subscribers [Ilya]

  Toril: <URL:telnet://torilmud.com:9999>
    One of two offshoots of Sojourn (other being Duris).

  Treshhold:
    TODO: Ask Ilya about this one.

  Trash: <URL:http://games.world.co.uk>
    Somewhere in the webpage with Shades.  [Down, Sept 1998]

  Tron: <URL:telnet://polaris.king.ac.uk:3000>
    An out and out pk mud, more of an arcade game using ASCII maps than
    a mud in the conventional sense.  Not one for the faint hearted.
    Should you want a game but can't find anyone, drop me a bell.
    Start learning with disc or spider.  Be prepared to break your
    keyboard. [Ling]

  UOL: <URL:http://www.ultimaonline.com>
    Ask Raph K.

  VR1 Crossroads
    TODO: Ask Ilya about this one

  Worlds of Carnage: <URL:telnet//carnage.labs.emich.edu:4000>
    The first Diku mud with an internal scripting language, called
    "easyacts." This code formed the basis of the MobProgs put into
    Merc 2.2. LegendMUD is a spiritual offshoot of Carnage, and Cythera is
    a literal offshoot.  (Interestingly, Damion Schubert, a designer on
    M59, was also a Carnage immort alum). Imperium Gothique's scripting
    was derived from either mobprogs or Carnage, not sure which. Carnage
    definitely had a lot of influence on the world of Dikudom. [Raph K]



Muds run by list members

  Achaea, Dreams of Divine lands: <URL:http://www.achaea.com/>
     A commercial mud by Matthew Mihaly <the_logos@achaea.com>
     running the Vortex server

  AmigaMUD: <URL:telnet://mud.graysage.edmonton.ab.ca:6666,6668,6669>
    Chris Gray's custom mud.  Moving site. [Jun 1998]
    Mud is infrequently running.

  Blood Dusk <URL:telnet://mud.dusk.org:7000>
     <URL:http://dusk.org/BloodDusk>
     Mud ran by listmember Adam Wiggins <adam@treyarch.com>

  Dark Ages <URL:http://www.DarkAges.com>
     Graphic MUD with player-controlled politics and religions
     Mud run by listmember Dave Kennerly <dave@darkages.com>

  Discworld <URL:http://discworld.imaginary.com>
     A custom lpmud that has been running since 1991, still administed
     by the same person, David Bennett <ddt@discworld.imaginary.com>.

  LegendMUD: <URL:telnet://mud.legendmud.org:9999>
    The first classless mud, strange diku/LP hybrid.  See Raph
    Koster's bio. currently run by Kirsten Koster <koster@eden.com>

  Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds <URL:http://www.NexusTK.com>
     US version of Asia's first graphic MUD (1995)
     Mud previously run by listmember Dave Kennerly <dave@darkages.com>

  Retromud <URL:http://www.retromud.org>
     An LP-mud with 5 years custom development by Rayzam <rayzam@home.com>

  VieMud <telnet:http://viemud.inetsolve.com:2500>
     <url:http://viemud.inetsolve.com/>
     Mud run by listmember Alex


Notable muds yet to be found:

  IOWA Project, The:
    TODO - dig up references in Bartle's MUD survey, browse LambdaMOO
           ftp site and MUDDev.
   Keywords: MirrorWorld, Gods, Pippin ("Pip") Caudry.

  Island:
    Did this not die some time back?  [Thouhg Keegan may yet resurrect it]

  MUD1:
    Although MUD2 is up above.


Not so mud related webpages.

  ANSI and VT terminal codes in general:
    <URL:http://www.cs.utk.edu/~shuford/terminal_index.html>

  And in case you wanted to know more about VT-### in particular:
    <URL:http://www.sdsu.edu/doc/texi/screen_10.html>
    <URL:http://www.mhri.edu.au/~pdb/dataformats/vt100.html>

  Or ANSI terminals:
    <URL:http://www.mhri.edu.au/~pdb/dataformats/ansi.html>

  AI Nodes/ANN:
    <URL:http://206.107.246.21/packhste/5/>

  Amit's Games Programming Page:
    <URL:http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/gameprog.html>

  Anti-Mac interface:
    <URL:http://www.acm.org/cacm/AUG96/antimac.htm>

  BSP trees:
    <URL:http://reality.sgi.com/bspfaq/index.shtml>

  Image formats (esp PPM):
    <URL:http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/~mxr/gfx/2d-lo.html>

  R-Trees:
    <URL:http://www.cs.cuhk.hk/~drsam/methods.html>

  VR programming tutorial:
    <URL:http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~rg3h/networkVR/paper.html>


Programming references to get the budding scratch mud coder started:

  BSD Sockets: A Quick And Dirty Primer
    <URL:http://world.std.com/~jimf/papers/sockets/sockets.html>

  With other relevant papers pointed to by:
    <URL:http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/%7ebentlema/unix/>

  Vic Metcalfe's (vic@brutus.tlug.org) unix-socket FAQ can be found at
    Text version:

<URL:http://unlser1.unl.csi.cuny.edu/faqs/sock-faq/usenet/unix-socket-faq.us
enet>
    <URL:http://www.ibrado.com/sock-faq/usenet/unix-socket-faq.usenet>
    HTML version:

<URL:http://unlser1.unl.csi.cuny.edu/faqs/sock-faq/html/unix-socket-faq.html
>
    <URL:http://www.ibrado.com/sock-faq/html/unix-socket-faq.html>

  There's a nice leader page for the FAQ with other related pointers at:

<URL:http://unlser1.unl.csi.cuny.edu/faqs/sock-faq/html/unix-socket-faq-1.ht
ml>
    <URL:http://www.ibrado.com/sock-faq/>

  The TCP/IP applications FAQ can be found at (of course):

<URL:http://www.faqs.org/faqs/internet/tcp-ip/applications-FAQ/index.html>

  The TCP/IP FAQ from comp.protocols.tcp-ip (probably also on news.answers
  etc) can be found at:
    <URL:http://www.dc.net/ilazar/tcpipfaq/default.htm>

  The raw IP networking FAQ (most interesting to those of use doing
  custom clients or server inter-connects) can be found at:
    <URL:http://www.whitefang.com/rin/>

  The TCP/IP resources list has all sorts of useful pointers:
    <URL:http://www.faqs.org/faqs/internet/tcp-ip/resource-list/index.html>

  Including the various BSD socket programming tutorials:
    <URL:http://ftp.std.com/homepages/jimf/sockets.html>
    <URL:http://ccnga.uwaterloo.ca/~mvlioy/stuff/ipc_intro_tut.txt>
    <URL:http://ccnga.uwaterloo.ca/~mvlioy/stuff/ipc_adv_tut.txt >

  The Unix Refence desk is another good reference:
    <URL:http://www.geek-girl.com/unix.html>

  As is Unix Guru Universe:
    <URL:http://www.ugu.com/>

  And of course, W R Steven's page:
    <URL:http://www.kohala.com/~rstevens/>


FTP resources for MUD code

  ftp.game.org

Programmer Resources

Released Source for Cancelled or Old Projects

Note: The source code releases are often removed from the net after a while by their makers and after that you will depend on other sources such as fan sites to get them. The links here are just where I last found them when I looked. For internal use, I have my own archives of these projects and do not need these sites online. (No, I cannot distribute these releases in any form. Sorry)

Battle of Britain - source code release: ( http://www.combatsim.com/pages/Downloads/Source_Code/ )
Descent - source code release: http://descent2.com/ddn/sources/descent1
Descent II - source code release: http://descent2.com/ddn/sources/descent2 (various other Descent I/II related releases: http://descent2.com/ddn/ )
Golgotha - cancelled project (crack.com), source code release and open source development:  http://golgotha.opengames.org/ , Google directory Games > Video Games > Genres > Strategy > Golgotha
Half-Life - Half-Life SDK source code release:( http://www.planethalflife.com/half-life/files/ ).
Hexen - source code release: ( http://www.3dgamers.com/dl/games/hexen/Thirdparty/raven_source.zip.html )
Hexen II - source code release: ( http://www.3dgamers.com/dl/games/hexen2/hexen2source.zip.html )
MiG Alley - source code release: ( http://www.combatsim.com/pages/Downloads/Source_Code/ )
Myth II Soulblighter - "meta server" source code release: ( http://support.bungie.com/ftp/pub/win/misc/metaserver2open.zip )
Quake - source code release: ( http://www.planetquake.com/files.shtml )
Quake II - source code release: ( http://www.planetquake.com/files.shtml ) 
Rise of the Triads - source code release (  )

Free and/or Open Source Engines and Packages

CDX - DirectX wrapper package: http://www.cdxlib.com/
Crystal Space - http://crystal.linuxgames.com/
Demeter - LGPL open source terrain renderer for OpenGL: http://www.terrainengine.com/
Nebula - http://www.radonlabs.de/
NeoEngine - (previously RealityEngine) LGPL open source platform independent 3D game engine: http://sourceforge.net/projects/realityengine
OGRE - http://ogre.sourceforge.net/

Associated Projects

• The A1 diagram maker

A free tool for creating symbolic diagrams. Built-in support for UML symbols and data, plus other related diagram types. Support for design patterns.
This project was created by Olof Ekström to fulfill the needs of the Haven project but is not part of the Haven project itself. It may be available as free softwareor shareware when it is ready for release.

• The planet maker

A toy application made by Olof Ekström to explore creation of fractal spheres. It is pretty useless, as it lacks export functionality and has few features.

Various References

These links appear here because they lead to something mentioned elsewhere in these documents. Most of them will have no direct bearing on the project.

Window Maker - http://www.windowmaker.org/

Legend

In the game listings above,  denotes "applied for beta",  denotes "played".

All links in this listing are explicitly printed in full. This is because as with all the Haven documentation, this page is meant to be useful in printed form as well as in online form.

Bibliography

• Digital Illusion: Entertaining the Future With High Technology , Clark Dodsworth Jr, ACM Press, ISBN 0-201-84780-9
  

Feedback and Disclaimer

This document contains statements about external projects and companies. While I make some effort to make sure data is correct and relevant, I cannot always hit the mark and cannot spend hours on it. Any feedback and/or corrections is welcome, contact addresses can be found in the Project Profiles document . The lists are currently undergoing major changes, in particular the divisions of game titles into sections - expect the sections to disappear and the comments to be fleshed out. Meanwhile, apologies for any inaccuracies in the games section and please let me know of any particular errors. Thank you.

Document History

• Original links list adapted to Haven format: spring 2001.
• Updated game project links and tools links: November 2001.
• Updated game projects list and added approx 70 projects, not sorted yet: 20011201.
• Updated, several iterations, December 2001.
• Changed listing format to table for clarity. The database driven versions of the links lists are in progress and will replace this list. Added MUD Dev excerpt.

Copyright

This text was written by Olof Ekström. Many of the links to projects under development were originally found in the MUD Dev FAQ, massivemultiplayer.org or other internet sites - thanks for excellent service. The MUD Dev FAQ is quoted in verbatim - this is temporary and will be replaced. For more information about the author of this page, see Olof Ekström's personal information in the Project Profiles document.

Copyright © 2001-2002 Olof Ekström/Extro System. All rights reserved.

Bälinge/Uppsala, Sweden, July 2001-May 2002