Jonne,
On a sidenote, I haven't had a chance to look at Taiga yet, I understand you
guys are hard at work, but have you seen (or heard of) this new OpenSource
3Di viewer called "Rei"?
It's an OpenSource viewer, and I was wondering if maybe it might not be
easier to just modify "Rei" so that it would work with BOTH OpenSim (stock)
and also work with OpenSim with ModRex/RealXtend?
Would it be possible to update the "Rei" Viewer distribution so that it
would work natively with both OpenSim AND realXtend's OpenSim Modrex? This
way we only have ONE single viewer that can be used on any OpenSim or
Modrex/RealXtend Server platform?
What are your thoughts on this? Would it save development time to just
modify the existing "Rei" viewer to work with the latest OpenSim server, and
the latest ModRex?
Mark
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 5:26 AM, Jonne Nauha <jonne.na...@evocativi.com>wrote:
> I have made tutotorials for Taiga
> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Getting_Started_with_Taiga That is for
> the 0.0.1 release and is a fully working tutorial how to setup that version
> (from download to installing databases and explaining all the configs).
> Building the 0.0.1 from source
> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Building_Taiga_from_source_0.0.1* *
>
> And finally what you were maybe talking about most
> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Building_Taiga_from_source_trunkbuilding
> from trunk. Granted this page is out of date and as you said all
> the server components are evolving all the time so its hard to find time to
> update the documentation. When we get the ModRex Ode plugin working I will
> update that wiki page to correspond with reality :) The whole build system
> has changed in opensim and due to that also in modcablebeach and modrex.
>
> I do believe we are making progress in making the build system more easy to
> use on the server side. If I compare the situation from 0.0.1 to this point
> its already ten times easier and we are looking to improve this still.
>
> Best regards,
> Jonne Nauha
> realXtend developer
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 8:17 AM, Mark Malewski <mark.malew...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Ro,
>> I haven't had the chance to touch the latest Taiga build yet, but you may
>> want to document your findings as you go, and maybe write up a nice
>> step-by-step tutorial (as you learn) so that others may follow in your
>> footsteps.
>>
>> It's hard to keep all the tutorials up to date (as the project continues
>> to evolve), but good documenting (as you learn) is a GREAT way to help
>> others. As you ask questions and learn, it's always good to take the time
>> to write up a nice step-by-step tutorial (possibly even with screen shots)
>> as you go (so that others may follow), and maybe post it to the RealXtend
>> (or OpenSim) wiki pages, or Jani's website (cyrbertechnews.com) or even
>> just do it in a Word Document (that can be printed out as a PDF file), and
>> post the PDF file so that others may download it and follow in your foot
>> steps. It really does help the newbies that will eventually follow in your
>> footsteps.
>>
>> Welcome to the RealXtend community, and good updated documentation and
>> tutorials ALWAYS extremely helpful for those that are new and will
>> eventually follow in your footsteps.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> P.S. I believe for RealXtend to be successful, it really needs to be
>> simple and easy to use/setup, and good/excellent documentation is the key.
>>
>> If you have a tutorial/draft on the latest build that you want tested or
>> "proof read", I'd be willing to help look it over and follow your tutorial
>> (and offer some feedback/comments) so that we can improve upon it, and if
>> the tutorial/documentation is good and everything is working properly, then
>> I'd even be willing to help create a few preconfigured VMWare images so that
>> others can just quickly download a working VMWare image (for a quick "turn
>> key" solution) to help get newbies up and running with RealXtend within
>> minutes.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Ro Gastel <robertj...@cox.net> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I just started the OpenSim+Modrex build process using Taiaga Build
>>> (this looks like OpenSim+Modrex anyway). But i also downloaded and
>>> built the avatar storage server and the authentication server in hopes
>>> of making them all work togther.
>>>
>>> My backend database is MYSQL 5.0.
>>> OS: Ubuntu Desktop V9
>>>
>>> http://wiki.realxtend.org/index.php/Building_Taiga_from_source_trunk.
>>>
>>> I will let you know how it comes out. Some food for thought :D
>>>
>>> On Aug 6, 3:43 pm, AnthonyReisman <anthonyrbu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > I decided to start a new thread for this since it didn't belong in the
>>> > one I added it to.
>>> > With opensim+modrex, there doesn't seem to be Authentication or
>>> > AvatarStorage servers like before. I see no where to put the URL to
>>> > them, and they aren't included in the download.
>>> > I created an appearance on the local PC where the standalone was
>>> > running and if I logged in using that PC, I could see the appearance,
>>> > but if I logged in from a different computer, I was back to the
>>> > default Jack appearance.
>>> >
>>> > Is there something else I should be doing? Can non-Ogre avatars be
>>> > used? I also looked for documentation on this, but everything still
>>> > seems to be worded from the point of view of using Rex 0.2 servers,
>>> > but going to the download page ends up directing you to download
>>> > opensim+modrex.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> >
>
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