Crashcourse - Table of Contents

CHAPTERS

• Course 01
  How to code your first simple item and what are all the functions and properties good for.
  
• Course 02
  Let's start coding some weapons, armours, drinks and some food.
  Plus more about properties.
  
• Course 03
  It's time to start coding those ugly monsters that annoy the players so much.
  
• Course 04
  Let's start constructing a world of our own.
  In this course, rooms are the primary issue.
  
• Course 05
  What are hooks good for? Triggers?
  And functionfiles??
  
• Course 06
  How to make general spells useful for several different monsters/players. Commands is the answer.
  
• Course 07
  Altering the lives of players can really be fun.
  STAT EQ, autoload eq, plus more will be discussed.
  
• Course 08
  Communication is important in a mud world.
  So let's give it a try here.
  
• Course 09
  Let's start making some really cool stuff.
  Special items are what we battle in this course.
  
• Course 10
  Now, we're getting somewhere. Let's make ourselves a small world filled with fun... And death...
  
• Course 11
  What would the world be like without quests? Let's have a go at it, shall we...
  
• Course 12
  What's with these daemons, and what's their purpose...
  Do we really need 'em?
  
• Course 13
  No good mud can be without a guild, but how can we build a good one?
  
• Course 14
  Our new poison and disease system.
  With examples, of course...
  
• Course 15
  Our new containers and their new functions...
  

APPENDIXES

• Appendix AA - this part will be added later
  Here are some suggestions as how to construct larger areas.
  And some methods of making your code more readable.
  
• Appendix AB - will be added when finished
  Internet communication is fun, ain't it? But, how can we accomplish that from within the mud world? (NOT DONE!)
  
• Appendix AC - will be added later
  Bitoperations and operators plus more...
  You should have a quick look at this from course 05 and on.
  
• Appendix AD - will NOT be added, example files can be browsed within the mud.
  Just a collection of examples. No documentation other than comments in the codefiles.
  

WRITTEN: 30 - Sep - 1996 - Gunner
LAST UPDATE: 02 - Feb - 2000 - Ghorwin
HTML Version: 13 - Feb - 2000 - Ghorwin

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