Currently taking a small break from Amuse to work on a backup application instead for my own use and to practice some coding skills.
Here is the alpha user interface for it.
This is the development tumblelog for an MU* client called Amuse.
Check out the first post for slightly more information.
Currently taking a small break from Amuse to work on a backup application instead for my own use and to practice some coding skills.
Here is the alpha user interface for it.
I’m moving house! So no new posts for a few weeks. (There was already a gap as I was working on a number of things non-Amuse connected.)
No internet but will be coding, hopefully stuff to show when I get back.
Further details can be found on my LiveJournal if needed.
Nidonocu C:>
That’s better :)
And I was doing so well!
No coding yesterday as it was my birthday. :3
Also, it doesn’t look like much is new, but you can now any glass area and drag the window using that, much like your favourite media player applications.
Updated the installer as I’m now going to be running it myself everyday to test for the latest bugs.
Things that trigger effects
Visual effects on the lines or words
Events defined as
Amuse’s parser for reading telnet data
Just because the protocol is two years older than me doesn’t make it old and simple
Amuse now supports SSL for secure connections and SOCKS for proxied connections. Plus, combinations of both. I think it is the first Windows client to do so natively. :)