Question 1

How do I add combat mechanics in Evennia?

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You can implement combat by creating Python classes for attacks, health, and turns using Evennia's Typeclasses and Commands. The Beginner Tutorial provides examples for building custom game systems, starting with basic object creation.

Question 2

Evennia vs MUDlet for building MUDs?

Accepted Answer

Evennia is a server-side framework for creating entire games, while MUDlet is a client for playing MUDs. Evennia handles networking and provides tools for game logic, whereas MUDlet focuses on player-side scripting and interface customization.

Question 3

Can I use Evennia for a browser-based game?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Evennia includes a built-in web interface that allows players to connect via browsers on port 4001. You can customize the web client with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, as detailed in the documentation for web development.

Question 4

What MUD clients work with Evennia?

Accepted Answer

Evennia supports standard telnet on port 4000 and web sockets, so most third-party clients like MUSHclient, TinTin++, or modern web-based clients are compatible. The README mentions connecting via 'localhost, port 4000' for traditional clients.

Question 5

How to deploy an Evennia game to a production server?

Accepted Answer

Deploy using processes like systemd or Docker, following Evennia's documentation for production setups. It covers security hardening, performance tuning, and managing server processes for reliable multiplayer hosting.

Question 6

Is Evennia good for building social MUSH environments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Evennia's flexibility makes it ideal for MUSHes, allowing custom commands, roleplaying systems, and object interactions. Many communities use it for its extensibility in creating shared storytelling platforms.

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