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+* Introduction *
+=======================================================================
+Mud Designer Game Engine
+Version: Alpha 1.3
+Website: http://MudDesigner.Codeplex.com
+
+Team:
+Lead Developer: Scionwest
+Networking: u8sand
+Concept Ideas: genericperson
+
+
+* About *
+=======================================================================
+The Mud Designer Game Engine is a complete MUD engine developed from
+scratch using Microsofts C# and .NET Framework 4.0.
+The project includes several components, including the game engine
+library itself, a script compiler and a server/client executable.
+
+The Mud Designer Game Engine comes with a complete script engine,
+allowing developers to extend off the engine and build their own MUD's
+without being constrained to our code only. The script engine allows
+developers to build their game without ever needing to open the engine
+source code itself.
+
+The Engine supports custom game commands via scripts, allowing 
+developers to write custom in-game commands that users can use, and
+extend on the already existing commands if they want to.
+
+The Engine supports dynamic object creation, allowing developers to
+create their game world on the fly, while players are connected
+and playing. Any object created in the game world becomes immediately
+available for the connected players to use/traverse.
+Note that this is still a work in progress feature.
+
+The MudGame.exe is a custom Multiplayer Server/Singleplayer Client
+built for the Mud Designer Engine. In either Multiplayer or Singleplayer
+mode, the engine will load all of the Scripts found within the Scripts
+folder, compile them and use them once the game is fully loaded.
+Players can use the Settings.ini file to enable or disable the Server
+mode. When server mode is disabled the game becomes a offline singleplayer
+game.
+Adding ServerEnabled=false to the Settings.ini file will force the game
+to run in offline mode. Removing the property from the file, or setting
+to true will enable the multiplayer server.
+
+* Using The Game *
+=======================================================================
+Running the MudGame.exe in Singleplayer or Multiplayer will perform the
+same. All of the same commands will be available for use, and the player
+will interact with objects in the same manor.
+When the Server mode is enabled, the console becomes read-only, printing
+information related to the game to the server window. However, you can
+not enter any commands to the server. You will need to connect to the
+server via a telnet client (I recommend putty telnet) in order to execute
+any server commands.
+You may type 'Help' to recieve a list of available commands. Typing
+Help CommandNameHere will print help for the specified command.
+
+Running the MudCompiler.exe will allow you to compile your scripts without
+having to start/stop the game/server all the time.
+
+* Using the Scripts *
+=======================================================================
+You may add onto the game via the game scripts. Please review the 
+included sample scripts to see how scripts are wrote.
+
+If you wish to construct custom game commands, you MUST give your script
+a name that starts with 'Command'. Example would be adding a attack command.
+In game the user might enter 'Attack' but your script name (public class MyCommand)
+MUST be called CommandAttack. The internal command engine performs corrections
+to commands that assume their name begins with 'Command'.
+
+* Using the Source Code *
+=======================================================================
+You will need to have Visual Studio 2010 or Visual C# Express 2010
+installed along with .NET Framework 4.0 in order to compile the source
+code.