I can help to design the content part, i.e. the environment to play with.
I have played to D&D and to other collaborative MUDs (like LitteItaly 
and so on)
and I'd like to have something more strong then irc to interact with the 
squeaker community.

I also think we can proceed starting form the kindly oi (the irc boot) 
which seems to me very userful. We can build a environment starting in 
irc, and then empowering it with little steps.

Cees de Groot ha scritto  in data 09/03/2005 12.17:

> A colleague of mine has toyed with this, both on the engine side as 
> well  as some Seaside interface stuff for designing rooms etcetera. 
> I'm not sure  whether he follows the list and whether anything he has 
> is ready for  sharing, but I've CC'ed him.
>
> On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 02:16:57 -0800, Blake <blake at kingdomrpg.com> wrote:
>
>> I've been looking at using Squeak for MUD/MOO/MUSH purposes.
>>
>> I see there is SqueakSIMS, though it seems to have rotted. (In the 
>> sense  of generating MNUs under a basic 3.7 image.)
>>
>> Now, it seems to me that there are three (at least) components needed:
>>
>> 1. A collaborative space (some way for clients to share the common  
>> experience and communicate with each other, as well as affect the 
>> space).
>>
>> 2. A game framework/ruleset/etc. (This could be broken down a bunch 
>> of  ways.)
>>
>> 3. Content.
>>
>> It seems like SIMS does #2--I don't see any collaborative stuff or 
>> any  content.
>>
>> What I'm interested in NOT doing myself is #1. If nothing else, it 
>> seems  like Croquet ought to fill that need. Or whatever Croquet is 
>> based on.
>>
>> Anyone have thoughts on this?
>>
>>     ===Blake===
>>
>>
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