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- <div class="head">Introduction</div>
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- Welcome to the NakedMud tutorial. This collection of documents is intended to be
- a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of the codebase. What this is not
- is an introduction to programming, or a style guide for building. If you do not
- have a rudimentary understanding of the relevant programming language, or a
- basic understanding of how to plan a mud zone, this should not be your
- destination for learning how to use NakedMud.
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- What this tutorial will provide is knowledge about the NakedMud codebase, and
- how it can be used effectively. The tutorial is split up into two levels
- (Basics, Extras), each with four different topics (Building, Scripting, Python,
- C). The basics will provide a crash course on the major features NakedMud, in
- each of these areas. The Extras tutorials will walk readers step-by-step
- through the more complicated aspects of each area, with hints for efficiency and
- caveats for design.
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- <div class="footer">Edit Date: Nov 15, 2008. By Geoff Hollis</div>
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