MUD trees

The MUD trees below depict hierarchies of derivation among MUD codebases. Solid lines between boxes indicate code relationships, while dotted lines indicate conceptual relationships. Dotted boxes indicate that the codebase is outside the family depicted.

Note that codebases are different from individual servers, in the same way that a biological family/genus/species is different from a specific bird at a zoo or fossil imprint in a museum. Some of the codebases below are incredibly popular, with many servers based on them; other codebases may only be found on archive sites, making them available but effectively extinct. For a list of specific servers using some of these codebases, see the Chronology of MUDs article.

AberMUD family tree

AberMUD family tree

TinyMUD family tree

Also known as MU*

TinyMUD family tree

LPMud family tree

LPMud family tree

DikuMUD family tree

DikuMUD family tree

See also

• MUD
• Chronology of MUDs
• AberMUD
• TinyMUD
• LPMud
• DikuMUD

External links

• The Dikumud Family Tree from the official DikuMUD site.
• A Classification of MUDs by Martin Keegan
• Another version of the mud family tree.
• MUD Genealogy Project is a very complete version of mud family tree.
• The History of Pike