hello_imgui VS tintin

When developing my library (based on Dear ImGui), I designed a collection of cmake functions dedicated to help deploy assets, convert icons, and configure application deployment settings. It is currently tailored for my library, but I believe it might serve as a valuable inspiration.

(I ran git clone --recursive https://github.com/pthom/hello_imgui to get the hello_imgui directory)

ImGui is as great as the people using it. It's code is tiny and abstract enough to handle anything with ease. https://github.com/pthom/hello_imgui

Connect with telnet in Linux terminal, using Mudlet, on mobile with TinTin++, any other telnet terminal, or use the custom WOWMUD Godot client I've been working on, or compile the client yourself using the source available at the bottom of the WOWMUD game page on itch.io.

I'm unsure if Tintin++ is still a part of SourceForge, but the MUD client has an older forum/bulletin board with a sub-topic of script help. (The newer forum is out at github.) You can search for sample python scripts under the sub-topic, for example, someone posted a lengthy python script with several aliases back in 2014. If you need something specific, it looks like Scandum (the maintainer of tintin++'s github repo) still replies to questions in the newer forum. Hope this helps.

This is always a pretty big matter of preference, but I am definitely a big fan of TinTin (https://tintin.mudhalla.net/).

Have you tried the WinTin++ port of TinTin++? https://tintin.mudhalla.net

Yeah. Scandum is still updating it: https://github.com/scandum/tintin

I play Discworld with TinTin++ which has an automapper. Others have been successful with it (I’ve only just started using maps). https://tintin.mudhalla.net/

For a client you could start with tintin++ https://tintin.mudhalla.net/ - it's quite basic. There may be better clients but tintin++ is super easy. I also liked it more than tinyfugue.