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Another video they started their channel with deltaworlds after a day finding us Youtube video about deltaworlds

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Mystic Star Zones is a connected virtual-world project spanning ActiveWorlds and DeltaWorlds. We document and maintain long-running worlds, fleet hubs, stories, events, and routes across the network—from DS9 in ActiveWorlds to current DeltaWorlds locations and community activity. Current hub and world directory: mysticstarzones.com Video logs: YouTube @mysticstarzones Last updated: June 2026

723 now got out of habit after that

Mystic World / DeltaWorlds Update The stargate has opened to Starscape II. The monks have acquired their first starship — Starscape — named for the homeworld they lost. Since 2019, they've been refugees aboard DS9, without a world of their own, dedicating themselves instead to the Universe Fleet and building an advanced scanner array there. Why it matters: It's year 4326, and now — for the first time since losing their home — the monks have both a ship and a new world to call their own. New here? Jump in — but the crew's only here for a limited time, so don't wait too long. This world runs parallel to ours — same point in time, just 2,300 years further along

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I just made this channel to show all the videos I made/make in Deltaworlds https://www.youtube.com/@mcinspirations2026

Directory of worlds Mysticstarzones.com Mystic Star Zones – Worlds Directory Update We’ve been expanding the Mystic network across multiple platforms and finally organized a public worlds directory: Mysticstarzones.com The goal is simple: create a lightweight hub connecting worlds, stories, events, and communities across: - Active Worlds - DeltaWorlds - browser-based worlds - community projects - RPG zones - archives and live logs A lot of older virtual world communities are becoming decentralized again, with people running standalone sites, Discords, browser engines, and independent projects. MysticGate and DS9 are designed as relay hubs so travelers can still discover connected worlds instead of each project becoming isolated. Current linked areas include fleet hubs, RPG worlds, archive zones, social worlds, and experimental browser projects. We’re also using: - Blogger for active logs and mission records - YouTube for visual storytelling and world tours - Discord for coordination and events The idea is “worlds within worlds” — not one central game, but a connected network of experiences. Always interested in adding active community worlds, events, descriptions to the directory.

Seasons has a new theme setting with build lots. Interested telegram charlie the world file is missing objects on my op but what loads is worth a visit i think . builds from ages past gets to be seen

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You can set it up elsewhere and then copy over generated text configs and launch with -b option. If configs are good it will start the same and without GUI. Other than that, no command-line interface exists at this time, sorry. Configs can also be edited directly of course but I'm afraid they are not very obvious either... Admin stuff can be done from Instant Messengers where bot is connected, in particular XMPP, but for IRC it's pretty limited (to seeing who's connected), largely because I didn't really think through how to do admin authentication in IRC. But this is a few steps ahead already, and assuming it will run at all on your Linux. There's a good chance it will not (But will hopefully throw some useful error, about specific library missing or such)

Fantastic ill see about setting this up on the linux box later, I dont have a UI though

Now attaching the same version for Windows, and the one for Linux again because there was a tiny bug fix: In the previous version, if the IRC port was explicitly specified, such as irc.deltaworlds.com:6667, it would not be parsed correctly. Now fixed in both Linux and Windows versions. Windows version can also be launched in batch mode, same as explained above, using command line with either -b or /b argument. By the way text configs are fully interchangeable, so you can e.g. try and configure the bot on Windows, and then run the Linux version on Linux machine, having copied all text files there before. im_chat_relay_v2.1_win.zip im_chat_relay_v2.1_linux.zip

Finally the future is here! Now, in addition to XMPP, the bot supports IRC. This works a bit differently than XMPP because you are joining a public channel instead of interacting with individual users. That means you can easily join DW's very own IRC channels at irc.deltaworlds.com! (Which can also be accessed from the web at https://chat.deltaworlds.com, meaning now we finally have a fully interconnected ecosystem!) Below some screenshots of how configuring and running it looks like. And here's how it looks from DW's Web IRC: Attached is the version for Linux (compiled on Ubuntu 24.04) + source code, to run, do: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./im_chat_relay If you've set up the bot once, you can also run in batch mode (without GUI) using "-b" option: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./im_chat_relay -b The latter is useful if you want to run it on a remote server. A version for Windows will be compiled shortly. im_chat_relay_v2.0_linux.zip

Excellent!

After all, we decided that there's more to it than just XMPP Here's a little teaser of what the glorious future looks like:

Cool! Meanwhile I found two minor bugs in the bot, attaching fixed version. The bugs were: When starting in a world with caretaker privileges, and then teleporting the bot to another world where you don't have them, messages stopped being sent to DW In some cases, user status as "active" was not switching to "inactive" (where no messages are sent) even after the time specified in "Inactivity timeout" has passed. im_chat_relay_v1.1_win.zip im_chat_relay_v1.1_linux.zip

This was a good time to see communities grow

Excellent I am looking into it, I also host a IRC server for deltaworlds at irc.deltaworlds.com:6697 if you are interested. Secure port at open 6667

Mystic and its related worlds turn 22 on March 24. In 2004, Mystic first came online in Outerworlds — a small island where a castaway drifted ashore. Today, that beginning has grown into a universe spanning multiple platforms.

Congratulations Jackson >awrpg drae >dwmyths and Panne, xan for winning and all for participating in a cross platforms community event. Looking forward to next year

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