Kye's Home Page

Welcome to my homepage. Use the links below to explore my interests. Please be sure to use the Back Button on your Browser, as some of these links go to my old homepage. In the midst of moving things, I have moved those things first which need updating the most. Priorities and all that. Hopefully by the end of the year it will all be in this new spot.

As of summer of 1996 I began working on a project with a few other people who were regulars in Carrion Fields. The project was a new MUD similar to, but not exactly the same as, Carrion Fields. The project is Dark Mists, and it's a working MUD now (officially opened 21 October 1996 just after midnight) with its own spin-offs and copy-cat MUDS. Formerly on the nolta machine at mudservices.com, we moved the MUD to another machine just as the nolta machine died on 19 September 1997.

Back in 1995, a friend of mine introduced me to Carrion Fields and told me it was the very best mud out there. When I got internet access, I went to Carrion Fields and made it my home away from home. Since working on Dark Mists and my distaste for what was done with the religious system in Carrion Fields, I have not visited it much lately. However, if you're into more PK than RP, this is the MUD for you. But keep in mind, they do like RP there. Follow this link to find out what I did while I was a regular at CF and some links to pages with more recent information on that MUD.

>>>>>>> Features <<<<<<<

Fast ANSI support
Fully configurable
ANSI palette modification
Uses 32-bit processing
Registered user support
Internal MUD note editor
Internal keyword database
Global toggles
Numeric keypad movement/commands
Configuration import/export
Multimedia interaction

Easy uninterrupted scrollback
Hotkeys (instant, insertion, etc)
Triggers (action, color, timer, etc)
Aliases/Variables
Automap (save text and graphics)
Commandline control
Command tracking
Logging
Optional letter wrapping
No nasty shareware tricks
Free updates to registered users

We all have our favorite types of music to listen to while mudding or doing just about anything. For my preferences, follow this link.

A lot of the animated and other unicorn graphics that I have collected came from Badger's Animated Gif Gallery which has a lot of really nice animated art for web pages. There are other links, besides, for some very nice graphics if you're into unicorns.

This is what I like to look at when I start up my computer. It was drawn through computer graphics with a program called Bryce2 by Miroslav Plancak (Mirre). Other wonderful things he's drawn can be found at Mirre's Fantasy World of Bryce.