<html> <head> <link href="tutorial.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> </head> <body> <div class="header">The NakedMud Tutorial</div> <!-- content starts here --> <div class="content-wrap"><div class="content-body-wrap"><div class="content"> <div class="head">Introduction</div> <div class="info"> Welcome to the NakedMud tutorial. This collection of documents is intended to be a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of the codebase. What this is not is an introduction to programming, or a style guide for building. If you do not have a rudimentary understanding of the relevant programming language, or a basic understanding of how to plan a mud zone, this should not be your destination for learning how to use NakedMud. <p></p> What this tutorial will provide is knowledge about the NakedMud codebase, and how it can be used effectively. The tutorial is split up into two levels (Basics, Extras), each with four different topics (Building, Scripting, Python, C). The basics will provide a crash course on the major features NakedMud, in each of these areas. The Extras tutorials will walk readers step-by-step through the more complicated aspects of each area, with hints for efficiency and caveats for design. </div></div></div></div> <!-- navigation starts here --> <div class="nav-wrap"><div class="nav"> <iframe src="nav.html" height="100%" width="100%" scrolling=no frameborder=0> </iframe> <!-- navigation ends here --> </div></div> </div></div> <div class="footer">Edit Date: Nov 15, 2008. By Geoff Hollis</div> </body> </html>