TinTin++ directory
A specialized directory of resources for the TinTin++ MUD client, covering core documentation, scripting frameworks, terminal optimization tools, and community-maintained script packs.
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TinTin++ Official Website
open-sourceThe primary repository for the TinTin++ client, containing binaries, source code, and high-level feature overviews.
Pros
- + Authoritative source for latest versions
- + Hosts the official community forum
- + Includes a comprehensive scripting showcase
Cons
- − Navigation is non-intuitive
- − Visual design lacks modern readability
Tmux (Terminal Multiplexer)
open-sourceEssential tool for TinTin++ users to create split-screen interfaces, persistent sessions, and separate windows for chat or maps.
Pros
- + Prevents session loss on disconnect
- + Enables advanced UI layouts in a standard terminal
- + Low resource overhead
Cons
- − Another layer of keyboard shortcuts to learn
- − Configuration can be complex
ANSI Color Reference
freeA guide to terminal color codes used for customizing #HIGHLIGHT and #SUBSTITUTE triggers in TinTin++.
Pros
- + Essential for visual trigger design
- + Universal applicability across terminal clients
- + Includes 256-color and 24-bit color charts
Cons
- − General reference, not TinTin++ specific
- − Requires understanding of escape characters
Alacritty
open-sourceA GPU-accelerated terminal emulator recommended for TinTin++ to ensure zero-lag rendering of high-speed MUD output.
Pros
- + Extremely fast text rendering
- + Minimalist configuration via YAML
- + Correct handling of UTF-8 and ANSI sequences
Cons
- − No native support for tabs or splits (requires tmux)
- − No GUI configuration menu
TinTin++ Manual
open-sourceTechnical manual for the TinTin++ scripting language, focusing on action triggers, alias nesting, and session management.
Pros
- + High-performance regex engine documentation
- + Detailed explanation of variable scoping and lists
- + Low overhead for CLI environments
Cons
- − Steep learning curve for its proprietary syntax
- − Lacks built-in graphical UI framework
TinTin++ GMCP Documentation
open-sourceReference for implementing GMCP in TinTin++, including variable mapping and event triggers.
Pros
- + Specific syntax for TTB scripting
- + Efficient handling of OOB data
- + Good support for terminal-based UI
Cons
- − Steep learning curve for TinTin++ scripting
- − Limited graphical UI capabilities
TinTin++
open-sourceA console-based MUD client that is the industry standard for testing CircleMUD trigger logic and administrative automation.
Pros
- + High-speed automated testing capabilities
- + Compatible with all CircleMUD telnet protocols
Cons
- − Text-only interface requires terminal proficiency
Mosh (Mobile Shell)
open-sourceA replacement for SSH that handles intermittent connectivity and roaming, perfect for administering MUDs from mobile devices.
Pros
- + Keeps sessions alive when switching between Wi-Fi and LTE
- + Provides local echo for reduced perceived latency
- + Excellent for quick admin fixes on the go
Cons
- − Requires a range of UDP ports to be open on the firewall
- − Does not support scrollback in the same way SSH does
Regex101
freeEssential tool for testing and debugging PCRE and Python regular expressions used in MUD triggers.
Pros
- + Real-time explanation of regex tokens
- + Supports PCRE, which is the standard for most MUD clients
- + Library of community regex patterns
Cons
- − General tool, not specific to MUD color codes/ANSI
- − Requires manual copy-paste from client logs
MUD Dev Discord
freeA high-activity chat server for current MUD staff to discuss technical implementation and community management strategies.
Pros
- + Instant feedback on staff issues
- + Collaboration on cross-MUD standards
Cons
- − Information can be lost in chat history
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