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Message:	[quote=George] I've just started using mushclient and I'm curious what's the latest in automapping scripts or plugins. I've looked at the plugins page and searched the forum some, and the closest thing I found was the MudBot proxy that will create ascii maps. Most of those forum threads were a couple of years old though. I'd appreciate if anyone would point out something newer that I might have missed. The main thing I'd like to use the automapper for are building projects; either mapping a grid already built on the mud, or creating a map offline and then using a script to speed-dig the building process (if using OLC). Anything like that out there? [/quote] Message to be posted (in English, please).
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Sun 23 Nov 2008 01:14 AM (UTC) [ quote ]

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I've just started using mushclient and I'm curious what's the latest in automapping scripts or plugins.

I've looked at the plugins page and searched the forum some, and the closest thing I found was the MudBot proxy that will create ascii maps.

Most of those forum threads were a couple of years old though. I'd appreciate if anyone would point out something newer that I might have missed.

The main thing I'd like to use the automapper for are building projects; either mapping a grid already built on the mud, or creating a map offline and then using a script to speed-dig the building process (if using OLC). Anything like that out there?

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