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Gypsum is a MUD client built with Threshold RPG in mind. It has many features that were requested or refined by Threshold's players and admins, and is actively maintained by a player (Rosuav). If you've used RosMud, this is the spiritual successor to it and should feel very comfortable; if you've used Gmud, the basic look-and-feel should be familiar to you. Gypsum supports multiple simultaneous connections (to the same server, or to different servers), infinite scrollback, timestamping of received text, and extensive customizability. It is fully open source (MIT-licensed) and cross-platform (tested on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows). | Gypsum is a MUD client built with Threshold RPG in mind. It has many features that were requested or refined by Threshold's players and admins, and is actively maintained by a player (Rosuav). If you've used RosMud, this is the spiritual successor to it and should feel very comfortable; if you've used Gmud, the basic look-and-feel should be familiar to you. Gypsum supports multiple simultaneous connections (to the same server, or to different servers), infinite scrollback, timestamping of received text, and extensive customizability. It is fully open source (MIT-licensed) and cross-platform (tested on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows). | ||
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| + | === Password Mode === | ||
| + | If your Gypsum is stuck in password mode, type this on the input line: <code>/x subw->passwordmode = 0</code> | ||
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Revision as of 13:36, 22 August 2021
Gypsum is a MUD client built with Threshold RPG in mind. It has many features that were requested or refined by Threshold's players and admins, and is actively maintained by a player (Rosuav). If you've used RosMud, this is the spiritual successor to it and should feel very comfortable; if you've used Gmud, the basic look-and-feel should be familiar to you. Gypsum supports multiple simultaneous connections (to the same server, or to different servers), infinite scrollback, timestamping of received text, and extensive customizability. It is fully open source (MIT-licensed) and cross-platform (tested on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows).
Password Mode
If your Gypsum is stuck in password mode, type this on the input line: /x subw->passwordmode = 0
