I'm certainly not going to claim to be good at MOO coding, but i've made a handful of generics for my own consumption, and i figure that, uh, i would have been very glad if i hadn't needed to write them myself and instead could have downloaded them from the internet, so here i am sharing my rather meager efforts.

Really, seriously, this is mostly for my own reference for when my interest in MOO stuff drops and i come back in six months or so and have forgotten how to do the most basic @prospectus (to say nothing of the actual @programming part).

These files aren't @dumps of MOO objects— i write out the object code in reference files and then i c&p them into the MOO, and these are those reference files. For the most part, you'll be able to copy them directly into the MOO, but since sometimes they have a section that is basically 'stuff to do with a wizbit' and that section is generally unmarked, um, sometimes just copying over the files will fail. Scan over the files before you make the objects, and realize sometimes to get things working you have to do stuff that isn't already written out for you.

Or, you could look at the always-in-progress xMOO object hierarchy to-do list, which contains full prop & verb code for a bunch of objects... some (most) of which aren't finished.