The best part: the new Worlds Explorer is available as free hosted service for Redstone, Pyrope and Garnet at explorer.mud.dev. And it ships with all MUD templates to support your local development.
Feeling lucky today?
Were you ever hit by an encoded custom error or needed to know what’s behind the raw hex of a function call? Next time, just use the World Explorer to decode it.
MUD makes contracts fully introspectable, so the Worlds Explorer lets you call any function, without manual contract verification.
15/ And MUD Day is a WRAP! We’re still here in the gaming corner playing @CafeCosmosHQ as the day wraps up.
Thank you to our whole community, our contributors, every single player of MUD games, and Autonomous World enthusiasts! We couldn’t do it without you!
13/ Now @y77cao takes the stage to talk about the different types of financialization in onchain games, and her work on the in-game economy of @mirage_game_.
12/ Next up, Nico Rodriguez of @CafeCosmosHQ takes us through the simulation of Autonomous World economic loops using Jupyter Notebook.
11/ Now Tonya from the @EVE_Frontier team is presenting on the technical architecture of their game. Very cool stuff!
10/ We are starting back up again with afternoon talks! Next up is @CCP_Overload presenting on meaningful virtual worlds, and how to create them onchain.
6/ We are taking a rollicking tour through the engineering decisions of MUD games built by the legendary @0xsmallbrain and playing the game “are you smarter than small brain?”
Come by to find out whether you’d be able to build as good as small brain.
