InterMUSH (intermush.pennmush.org 4201)

Below is the code for Multilingual Hangman v0.4

CHANGES:
- The game's language can be set to German
- Edugerman database added
- The number of tries per round has increased from 5 to 10

Below are the tips for translating PennMUSH. The content of this article is likely to change over time.

PennMUSH 1.8.4p3 has been released. There are no additional internationalization-related features. Dutch and Croatian translations for this version are complete. The other three most complete translations are Norwegian (42 of 1559 strings are untranslated), Polish (213 strings are untranslated), and Hungarian (515 strings are untranslated).

Viila@M*U*S*H has started translating PennMUSH to Finnish. fi_FI.pox translation file for Finnish will, starting with PennMUSH 1.8.4p3, be present in the po/ directory, but it will probably contain no translations for now.

In 2007, I held a lecture on PennMUSH internationalization. It can be read at http://mush.pennmush.org/itbg2007.html#stoko

Below is the code for the first version of the game City - Country - River with slightly modified rules. It can be set to work in either English or Croatian. English is the default.

Below is the code for Multilingual Hangman v0.3

CHANGES:
- Game messages have been made more helpful
- The list of played letters has been added
- hm/look has been removed and its function has been taken over by Hangman's @describe
- Help is now obtained by typing 'use Hangman'

Below is the code for Multilingual Hangman v0.2. Copy and paste it to install Hangman on a MUSH.

CHANGES:
- Game's language can now be set to Croatian.

Here's the code for Multilingual Hangman v0.1 by Stoko, which has 100-word databases for English, Eduenglish (Educational English, or English for new learners of the language) and Croatian. Copy and paste the code below into your MUSH input window to make a copy of the game on a MUSH.

M*U*S*H (mush.pennmush.org 4201), the flagship MUSH of PennMUSH codebase, has the +I18N channel since yesterday. As its name suggests, it's meant for discussions about the internationalization of MUSH servers and clients (but primarily of PennMUSH).