Evennia

Hi Zobeid, No, Evennia does not offer softcode support out of the box. The original reasons for this is outlined here<[link]>. If you really, really want MUF-like softcode support, there are a few options: - Implement MUF/softcode/other in Python. This has been partially done

I'm wondering if Evennia has any provision for user-level coding, such as most MUCKs support with MUF and MPI? I don't see it mentioned on the website. I've long been interested in bringing a more modern and user-friendly language like Python to ... [More] the users (i.e. builders), but it has to be done with multiple access and restriction levels, such as MUF has. [Less]

Revision: 4cc735029249 Branch: default Author: griatch Log: Fixed a missing sessid on System commands. Resolves Issue 377. [link] Modified: /src/commands/cmdhandler.py

@Greyhart: I think your assessment is correct - there is something fishy with your installation of the dependencies. Note: To uninstall the distro-packaged version of e.g. Django in a debian-derived distro like Ubuntu, you never go and delete files manually. You do "apt-get remove python-django" or "apt-get purge python-django"

Ok, I took a chance, and followed your instructions, copy & pasting out of your post. Unlike Windows, it seems Ubuntu is smart enough to know when software is current. I saw several messages that the most current version was already installed. I deleted the Evennia directory, and pulled a new copy, pasting your command line.

Xirrin, I'm running Ubuntu Desktop, not server, but that shouldn't make a difference for your instructions. If I knew how to properly uninstall everything, I would go through and try your instructions. As it is, I'm worried I'll just make things worse by duplicating python, Django, or any of the other packages.