MOO Stuff
- Come to Valhalla
- Valhalla is—or was—a MOO. MOO is a ‘programming language’ for creating multi-user dungeons (MUD). MOO is object oriented (thus, MUD, Object Oriented). MOO was created by Pavel Curtis and Xerox PARC, who are to be commended for their work. While MOO is ancient technology, there are still people who find it fun and useful.
- MOO objects
- A decoratable christmas tree, generic consumables, and even a primitive web server.
More Information
- Fringe’s MOO Resources
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Looks like Fringe is still keeping up his links. He has a few more world cores there that might be interesting.
- LambdaMOO
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“LambdaMOO is a network-accessible, multi-user, programmable, interactive system well-suited to the construction of text-based adventure games, conferencing systems, and other collaborative software.”
- The MOO Home Page
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The links are dying, but this is apparently still the MOO home page.
- MOO Talk
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“This list is for discussion of all things MOO. (That’s ‘MUD, Object-Oriented.’)
- MOO-cows mailing list
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MOO-talk is now the general MOO discussion list, but you can still access some of the archives of MOO-cows.
- The City of the Future
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In the earlier part of this century, magazines of science fiction and science fact both touted many versions of a ‘city of the future,’ but such a city has remained only a fiction writer’s dream. In Austin, Texas, the city of the future is finally under construction, and you can live there for ten dollars a month.
