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Third-party clients without Simutronics support (manual connection by user) |
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*Telnet (what came/used to come installed with Windows or other OS platforms) |
*[[Telnet]] (what came/used to come installed with Windows or other OS platforms) |
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*Rapscallion |
*Rapscallion |
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*GMud |
*GMud |
Revision as of 10:58, 23 December 2010
A front end is the program you use on your computer to play DragonRealms. While any Telnet client can get you into the game, many users prefer that connection be properly and automatically handled seamlessly. Feature lists range from nothing at all to very robust development/player tools:
Feature | Description |
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Highlights (and squelches, etc) | Allows the user to color (or hide) specific game messaging strings so that significant game text stands out from less important messaging |
Scripts (and macros, triggers, etc) | Allows the user to automate various game tasks |
Chats/IMs | Allows users to communicate directly with other users without leaving the FE environment |
Mapper | Allows users to keep track of where they are or where they have been |
Data management | Allows users to keep notes and record various pieces of information for later use |
Plugins | Allows users to add features that the developers didn't or include utilities they need |
Simutronics-supported clients (Simutronics provides updates)
- Wizard
- Stormfront
- eScape
- Avalon
Third-party clients with Simutronics support (players or unaffiliated developers provide updates)
- ZMud/CMud
- Genie
- Warlock
Third-party clients without Simutronics support (manual connection by user)
- Telnet (what came/used to come installed with Windows or other OS platforms)
- Rapscallion
- GMud