The WinTin++ client is a program designed to play Multi-User Dungeons for Windows users. MUDs are text-based multi-player role playing games, kind of like "Zork" online. Multi-User Dungeons are normally played in terminal clients like Telnet. However, their popularity and complexity meant that the experience was not the same with a terminal client. Therefore, MUD clients started to pop up all over the place. Tintin++ or tt++ is a free client to play MUDs, the original TinTin++ was intended for a Unix/Linux environment. WinTin++ is the original TinTin++ made for the Windows platform, using the PuTTY terminal. Unlike other MUD clients, this is only text-based, so there are not graphic interfaces or configuration menus. However, you do get nice features - first of all, it is extremely fast: you can react to situations very quickly. You also have aliases and triggers. Also, a big feature is having your output logged in HTML or text. Although it does not hold the power of commercial MUD clients, this small application is quick and its free. Still, you need to learn the control commands to use it correctly.
v2.00.8 [May 16, 2010]
Added basic low level VT100 stripping for answer back codes.
Added MSDP array support.
Added a set and get option to #map exit that stores and retrieves from a data field. It's suggested to use tables as no further field extensions are planned.
Added the terrain and data fields to #map set and #map get.
Added MTTS support which works in conjunction with #config CHARSET and #config 256 COLOR.
Changed #script to behave as a two argument command by default. Use braces if you want to call it with one argument.
Added a #line ignore option to execute a command without checking any triggers.
Added a 256 COLOR config option used negotiate 256 color usage with servers.
Added support for UTF-8 handling with #config CHARSET UTF-8 enabled.
Added a #config CHARSET option which can be either BIG5, UTF-8.
Fixed word boundary matching for highlights and substitutions.
No longer performing math on table keys to reduce false positives. Math is still performed when looking up an index.
Renamed #path map to #path show.
Added a #path unzip option that'll properly load speedwalks.
Added a #log off option. #log append and overwrite can now be called while already logging.
