[MUD-Dev] MSP

Sat Feb 26 23:52:25 CET 2000

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I've recently had MSP (Mud Sound Protocol) mentioned to me as a "good =
thing" for the mud I'm working on, but I can find very little =
information regarding the system itself on the web (most links are =
mud-specific and merely contain download links for .wav files).  I've =
seen it in action, and was quite impressed, but still none the wiser.

So here's my question; how does one go about getting MSP implemented, =
has anyone here implemented it successfully, and what kind of impact =
does it have in terms of system load, design, etc?

Richard

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