The following C# and VB.NET source code was written by Owen Emlen
and is technically the property of BrainTech, LLC. However,
the source code listed below is being freely released without any restriction of
use, amd cam be freely modified, redistributed, etc. Note, the source code
below is also being released without warranty of any kind, implied or written.
- EmlenMud Revival Game Engine Source Code (1/29/07). For more information, please visit the
EmlenMud Revival Project Page.
- January 23rd, 2007: EmlenMud
Game Engine (MUD) Monitor and Client program Visual Basic.NET and C# Source Code.
The EmlenMud Game Engine (C# Revival
Project) monitoring source code can be compiled using Visual Studio 2005. A
Visual Studio 2005 solution (.sln) file is located in the EmlenMudMonitor directory. This
solution file will automatically load up the other Game-Engine-related projects.
This software demonstrates how to place a notification icon in the notification
icon bar, how to use balloon tips, how to properly shut down the program when windows
shuts down or the user selects exit, and how to control and communicate with an
embedded web control. It also demonstrates polling a remote web server in a separate
thread, synchronization, and how to easily compare two lists of strings for differences
using Generics -- specifically, List(Of String). Also included in this release are
the C# Game Engine base classes and interface definitions.
As always, contact Owen Emlen (web page)
with any questions, comments, or concerns.
- Online installation of the above program for those
who don't have Visual Studio 2005
- The old EmlenMud C# Game Engine from
Dec. 25, 2006. This won't work with the new client and is out-of-date now, but I
plan to release the latest game engine in the upcoming few days (by the end of January).
All source code on this page (and the multiple regression
/ Pearson's r, partial, and semi-partial correlation calculation source code)
was written by Owen Emlen for learning purposes / idea exchange / and free use.
If you are interested in programming but do not have Visual Basic 2005 and are interested
in learning more about the source code and making modifications, the following may
be of use:
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