@vadi: Ok, I just downloaded a current clone of the development tree. Yes, it does use the graphical installer, but yes, I still have a Qt account. I managed to get a bit further by changing a bunch of other source libs. It starts compiling now, but finally fails with ..\src\TLuaInterpreter.h:49:10:...

Hi list, I wanna revisit/update an older patch of mine and need to reinstall the windows build system (cf. https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Compiling_Mudlet) with current versions (but this is still windows 10). Alas, several of the packages in setup-windows-sdk.ps1 are no longer available and thus the who...

All that said. I've a state where I basically can play our mud w/o any noticably MXP glitches. I'm new to Github, so bear with me. I created a new branch and a pull request to development to have it included there and hopefully in one of the next releases. I hope I set this up right Working on the s...

That the thing though - with a client such as Mudlet the user could generate so-called "secure" tags and use them in messages to the Server - and it would have no way of telling that it came from the user and not the Client - so the Server should never trust anything coming FROM the Clien...

Hmm, SlySven, I think there is a misunderstanding about the meaning of secure (and open) mode in MXP. Of course, anyone can create its own client and mud and make them do whatever bad you can imagine. Secure mode with in MXP basically means, the client may trust the MXP code was created by the game ...

Well, I won't call myself an MXP expert as I read above, but I digged a bit into it from the mud view some ten years ago. With some wild or maybe educated guessing, I already made some progress - more than I expected. I hope C++ covers all con/destruction and memory management issues well, because I...

Well, well. as we say in Germany: No answer is also an answer. In the meantime (among other unrelated things), I managed to make my own W10 build of mudlet. I also had a (quick) look at the source. To my surprise the MXP modules looks pretty well organized, it even actually does some quite elaborate...

Hello Developers, I'm wondering if the MXP module is still being worked on. Comparing with what I remember when I last tried, it seems to have improved, since I can now login to my mud and there is 'some' kind of (MXP) functionality. Still, there are two major bugs that render the MXP functions quit...