How to Make a MUD Client
MUD clients are user-built applications that modify online Multi-User Dimension games. They connect to the application, allowing things like character modification or level adjustments. The basic procedure for building MUD clients is simple. You need to know how to write JavaScript, the code MUD clients rely on, but beyond that the trick is only getting it into the right format and then uploading it.
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Instructions
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Find the MUD game’s list of coding identifiers. Any MUD-compatible game will have this information online somewhere. They will tell you how to identify the characters/objects/items in your code.
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Open Notepad -- included on Windows computers.
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Write your MUD code in JavaScript, using the identifiers from Step 1. Anything you can write in JavaScript is theoretically fair game, but be sure to find out if your MUD game bans any particular MUD client modifications. For instance, some games might not allow clients that give the player an unfair advantage.
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Select “Save As” from the File menu when you are done.
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Give the file a one-word name and add the extension “.exe” at the end.
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Load your MUD game online and upload the new EXE client file. The procedure varies by game; look at the FAQ or Help sections if you can’t figure it out.
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