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[blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Hello all. The subject sais it all. Is there a good and accessible mud client, where i can emediately hear the answer from the game and also a quick way to access the output panel to view the messages if there is a lot of scroll? Any hint is apreciated. Kind Regards Daniel -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Hi, cocomud. - Original Message - From: "Daniel Sommerfeld via groups.io" To: Sent: Monday, July 1, 2024 5:46 PM Subject: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client? Hello all. The subject sais it all. Is there a good and accessible mud client, where i can emediately hear the

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Hello. Is it a free version or a paid and if paid, does it have a demo mode? Regards Daniel -Original Message- From: blind-gamers@groups.io On Behalf Of leglaude Sent: Monday, July 1, 2024 6:29 PM To: blind-gamers@groups.io Subject: Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client? Hi

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

What system are you using? IOS, MacOs, Windows, Android, or Linux? On Jul 1, 2024 11:46 AM, "Daniel Sommerfeld via groups.io" wrote: > > Hello all. > The subject sais it all. > Is there a good and accessible mud client, where i can emediately hear the > answer from the game and also a quick w

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Is Cocomud a client? Or the name of a mud itself? Or both? And if it's a client, what operating system(s) does it support? On Jul 1, 2024 12:28 PM, "leglaude via groups.io" wrote: > > Hi, cocomud. > > - Original Message - > From: "Daniel Sommerfeld via groups.io" > > To: > Sent: M

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Oh my fault. I am using a windows pc with windows 10 and jaws or NVDA depending on what i am doing. Regards Daniel -Original Message- From: blind-gamers@groups.io On Behalf Of Heather Seaman Sent: Monday, July 1, 2024 8:26 PM To: Daniel Sommerfeld via groups.io Cc: blind-gamers@groups.

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Then the accessible client I've seen in use would be MushZ. Although there are others. Even if you don't play Alter Aeon, their web site has a section called Blind Player Support which lists several accessible clients for Windows. And Macs too, if I recall correctly. Site: alteraeon.com On Jul

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Speaking of accessible clients, has anyone heard of good browser-based ones? An Alter dev popped into a stream I was watching the other day and mentioned them as an alternative option. On Jul 1, 2024 3:20 PM, "Heather Seaman via groups.io" wrote: > > Then the accessible client I've seen in use

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

The client is Mush Client, and it is fully accessible with a couple of plugins. I would actually recommend installing the package for stellar aeon: https://stellaraeon.com as that's a lot better suited to working with other worlds. The plugins you want are output_functions and MushReader, bot

Re: [blind-gamers] A good and accessible mud client?

Hi John. Ah Mush client. I have heard of that. And that version really works with any mud? And what are the plugins for? Isn't the mush client built like one edit box for input and when tabbing once you land in the output window or something like that? That is, what i am used too because i ha