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Installation instructions

These instructions assume you have some knowledge about compiling code under a Unix enviroment (Unix, Linux, OS X, etc). If it's not the case, ignore all these instructions below, and just go to the Hexagon Virtual Machine how-to document, the instructions are much shorter and, hopefully, easy to follow for a non-developer.

DGD should be able to compile under Windows as noticed in its own documentation, but I've never tried. Any feedback or documentation about this would be appreciated.

Instructions

Download both the driver and the mudlib

In your directory of choice:

git clone https://github.com/maldorne/hexagon.git
git clone https://github.com/maldorne/dgd.git

This will create both the dgd and hexagon directories.

As you can see, the DGD project is a fork from the original, but the differences are minimal:

  • Allow // comments by default, uncommenting the -DSLASHSLASH flag in dgd/src/Makefile.
  • Change the inner working of the restore_object kfun, so it does not reset all non-static variables that do not hold object values when restoring the object. This is the default mode in MudOS. To change this, in the file src/kfun/file.cpp there are some lines commented in the function kf_restore_object.

Compile the driver

cd dgd/src
make
make install
cd ../..

This will create the dgd executable in the dgd/bin directory. Now we have to copy the configuration files to the root directory.

Edit the configuration files

cp hexagon/docs/install/config.example.dgd config.dgd
cp hexagon/docs/install/mud.sh .
chmod a+x mud.sh

Now edit the ./config.dgd file, changing the directory field to the absolute path of the hexagon/mudlib directory (must end in /whatever/hexagon/mudlib without an ending slash).

Executing the game

  • Run ./mud.sh to execute the game.
  • Use telnet localhost 6047 to connect and see if everything is working.

By default you will have an administrator account created, with username admin, email admin@maldorne.org and password hexagon.