A collection of PennMUSH softcode (in-game code), also known as MUSHcode, that I've seen fit to publish. MUSHCode is a Lisp-like language to control objects in a virtual MUSH environment. It has a lot of neat features for a language, and is moderately beginner-friendly. An interesting paper on the features of MUSHCode and arguments for why learning it is a good programming foundation are here: http://community.pennmush.org/book/enough-be-dangerous-conceptual-models-mushcode-5

• function_manager: Easily manage what @functions load when the server starts.

• gjobs: An easy-to-hack +jobs system for tracking tasks and requests.

• guest_identity: Change the names of guests when they connect, based on custom mappings. Examples are given to bind guest names to IP addresses, produce pseudo-random names, and rotate through a fixed list (like on M*U*S*H).

• kilt: A unit-testing and mocking system for PennMUSH Softcode.

• Myrddins_BBoard: Performance and cosmetic improvements to Myrddin's BBoard System. Currently, a mirror of Myrddin's BBS can be found here: http://myrddin.annelions.com/

• ooc: A simple +ooc command for room-local out-of-character communication.

• oocc: A simple teleportation command that takes a player on or off a defined IC grid.

• random_room: A simple command that displays the route to a randomly-chosen publically accessible room on the grid. Uses 'pathfinder'.

• typical_who: An easily alterable online player listing. Designed for rapidly prototyping +who appearance.

• pathfinder: [library] A functional, breadth-first pathfinder. Can be used in code such as teleportation and map systems, for giving directions.

• playstatus: Allow players to set their playstatus (IC/OOC/AFK) with the +ps command and shortcuts. New statuses are easy to build and restrict, and can have side-effects (like a Wizard being set off-duty when IC).

• posemeter: Award EXP or points for roleplaying based on number of alternating poses, content length, etc.

• unidle_monitor: Notify and/or trigger other code when a player returns from being idle (aka 'unidles').

• where: A simple +where that sorts by unique location. The appearance is easily altered.

Other good sources of MUSHCode:

• Talvo's Globals: http://keyboardzombie.com/mush/code