MudStandards Wiki

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Welcome to the MudStandards Wiki.

This site is a community effort to provide a central hub to host and improve documentation for existing MUD standards. We are starting with this wiki format, but once we have a solid start we will move the documentation into a more permanent form of documentation.

To begin with we are cleaning up documentation for MXP and MSP.

We are also beginning documentation for MUD Mapping Protocol (MMP). This started as an Iron Realms Entertainment project to provide high quality maps to users. However, it would be much more beneficial to the MUD community as an open source protocol, rather then a proprietary one. We are currently enlisting the aid of client and game producers to create a simple, fast standard that all MUDs can benefit from.

If you would like to contribute to these standards please visit the forums.

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Work To Do

We are currently working on:

  • Improving basic layout and documentation.
  • Fleshing out the basics of MMP.
  • Developing a system for maintaining the wiki and editing specs.

The icons on this wiki were made by Mattahan and can be found here.

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MXP: MUD eXtension Protocol

The MUD eXtension Protocol (MXP) is an open specification for enhancing the communication between MUD servers and clients.

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ATCP: Achaea Telnet Client Protocol

ATCP is a protocol designed to be compliant and invisible to existing TELNET standards.

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MSP: MUD Sound Protocol

MSP allows enabled clients and games to deliver sound content to the MUD gaming experience.

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MMP: MUD Mapping Protocol

MMP (working name) is a specification for MUDs to make room data available to client and/or users for the creation of maps.

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MCCP: MUD Client Compression Protocol

MCCP is a protocol used by mud servers to compress their output to an enabled client.


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