LP MUD directory
A specialized directory of drivers, mudlibs, and technical documentation for the LP MUD ecosystem, focusing on LPC development, server management, and modern FluffOS/LDMud implementations.
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FluffOS
open-sourceHigh-performance LP MUD driver and successor to MudOS, adding support for 64-bit architectures, WebSockets, and modern Linux distributions.
Pros
- + Active maintenance and bug fixes
- + Native WebSocket support for web clients
- + High execution speed for complex LPC
Cons
- − Complex build dependencies on older systems
LDMud
open-sourceThe Amylaar-branch successor driver known for strict LPC compliance, robust security features, and extensive type checking.
Pros
- + Extremely stable codebase
- + Granular security and master object controls
- + Thoroughly documented efuns
Cons
- − Conservative feature release schedule
Dead Souls Mudlib
open-sourceA beginner-focused mudlib designed for FluffOS/MudOS, featuring an extensive suite of in-game tutorials and automated creation tools.
Pros
- + Includes a built-in web-based editor
- + Extensive documentation for new coders
- + Pre-configured for immediate deployment
Cons
- − High memory overhead
- − Large codebase can be difficult to customize
DGD (Dworkin's Game Driver)
open-sourceA specialized driver emphasizing persistence and scalability, using a unique dialect of LPC for high-security environments.
Pros
- + Full state persistence across reboots
- + Very small memory footprint
- + Strict resource limits per object
Cons
- − Incompatible with standard MudOS/LDMud LPC
- − Steep learning curve
Mudlet
open-sourceA modern, cross-platform MUD client with a Lua-based scripting engine, ideal for handling complex LP MUD protocols.
Pros
- + Extremely fast UI rendering
- + Powerful mapper and trigger systems
- + Active community support
Cons
- − Learning Lua is required for advanced automation
Phantasmal Mudlib
open-sourceA minimalist mudlib built specifically for the DGD driver, providing a clean slate for developers who want to avoid legacy bloat.
Pros
- + Designed for DGD's persistence model
- + No hardcoded world assumptions
- + Educational and clean code
Cons
- − Requires deep understanding of DGD driver
LPC Wiki
freeA community-maintained wiki documenting LPC syntax, driver-specific efuns, and common mudlib implementation patterns.
Pros
- + Central repository for syntax reference
- + Includes comparisons between driver versions
- + Crowdsourced examples
Cons
- − Some sections are incomplete or outdated
FluffOS EFUN Reference
freeCurrent EFUN documentation for FluffOS, the actively maintained MudOS successor used in many LP ecosystems.
Pros
- + Highly detailed technical explanations
- + Vital for understanding driver-level capabilities
- + Easily searchable
Cons
- − Missing modern FluffOS-only functions
LPmud Resources
freeCentralized repository for LPC coding standards, library documentation, and Mudlib references. Critical for coder transitions and maintaining consistent coding patterns across volunteer developer rotations.
Pros
- + LPC coding standards
- + Library documentation
- + Active community forums
Cons
- − Scattered across multiple subdomains
- − Mixed levels of maintenance
MudOS Documentation
freeComplete reference for MudOS driver efuns and administrative commands essential for implementor handoffs. Documents security-critical functions and driver-level configurations required for server maintenance transitions.
Pros
- + Complete efun documentation
- + Administrative command references
- + Driver-level security notes
Cons
- − Legacy formatting
- − Assumes C programming knowledge
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