What's new in KMuddy 1.0.1
Sep 21, 2009
- This is a bugfix release.
- It fixes several crashes and other, mostly scripting-related problems.
New in KMuddy 1.0 (Jul 20, 2009)
- port to KDE4
- a new object system, which greatly enhanced functionality of aliases, triggers and other objects
- objects (aliases, triggers, ...) can now be organized in a hierarchical group structure
- an improved editor is provided for easy manipulation with groups and objects
- the object editor is no longer modal - you can switch between the editor and the main KMuddy window without having to interrupt alias/trigger/... editing
- profile information is stored in a XML-based structure. A converter is provided for importing KMuddy 1.0 profiles into KMuddy 1.0
- a mapper is now available
- many dialog boxes are now dockable and non-modal
- a MUD list is now available, thanks to The MUD Connector.
- and many bugfixes and other improvements
New in KMuddy 1.0 Pre 4 (Jan 4, 2009)
- A mapper plugin (ported from the old Kmud2 project)
- Variable viewer plugin, that lets you see the contents of all variables defined for the active profile
- Drag and drop support in the Object editor dialog
- If you don't specify a profile name/password, KMuddy will no longer send out two empty lines on connect
- Added some convenience functions - tgroupon, tgroupoff, agroupon, agroupoff # for manipulation of alias and trigger groups
- Bugfixes in the object editor, global matching for aliases/triggers, output windows, profile settings and more
New in KMuddy 1.0 Pre 3 (Dec 6, 2008)
- The object dialog is greatly improved, has several new buttons and much better usability
- Full support for MUDs using character sets other than latin1
- Button support is back, using the new object system
- Several information windows are dockable now
- Sound support is re-enabled, it now uses Phonon
New in KMuddy 1.0 Pre 2 (Sep 27, 2008)
- port to KDE4
- greatly improved aliases, triggers and other objects, with hierarchical group support, XML storage, scripting and more
- a large list of existing MUDs to pick from, provided by mudconnector.com