excellent update i will try to drag and drop .txml actually not working ;) let's see if i double click it it's work. i have try with the lvm.txml directly badly we can't see our avatar it's like FPS game (1st person right?) and here i prefer to *see my avatar* in-world it's more easy to *show" stuff at others people. great update :)
On 19 mai, 22:05, Jonne Nauha <jo...@adminotech.com> wrote: > *Server* > > 1. Open firewall port 2345 for UDP. > 2. Install Direct X 9 to the server, be sure its there. The server still > requires it even if you wont paint anything, you dont need graphics card on > your server but you need to install dx9. > 3. Open cmd prompt and go to your server install dir (default C:\Program > Files (x86)\realXtend\Tundra for x64 system, drop x86 for others) > 4. Run command to start server: "server --headless --protocol udp" > without the " quotes of course. > > *Client* > * > * > Lets pretend you started your server and your servers hostname is > my.tundra.com, also IP address of course suits here. Just resolve the net IP > of your server. > > 1. Go to your install Tundra directory same as above (client and server > are bundled both in the installer. > 2. Double click "viewer.exe" to start viewer. > 3. On the browser UI go to the left most tab that say "Login" > 1. Server: my.tundra.com:2345 (don't put http:// in front) > 2. Username: <anything-here-without-spaces> > 3. Protocol: Select UDP. > 4. Press connect/login button on the right bottom corner. > > If you are not getting logged in take a remote to the server and see the > server prints. If it does not print anything a) your IP or port is wrong b) > some firewall is blocking your connection. In the client you can drop > console by pressing F1, but if the connection fails it will not give you > much information im afraid. > > Also note that the server is empty when you log in. This is normal and > wanted behaviour. We dont but anything in the scene for you (expect sky and > sun and some fog.) If you seem to be in all grey place, left click the scene > and press space to lift up your camera from the fog. > > *Loading some content* > * > * > If you get login to show next you can try loading a real scene: > > 1. Go to your running server and shut it down with typing "exit" to the > server console. > 2. Run this: "server.exe --headless --protocol udp --file > http://www.realxtend.org/world/lvm/lvm_full.txml"; > 3. Login and see some stuff! You can modify your copy of the scene as you > like, the original source (rex hosted scene) will not get modified, so feel > free to play around. Note this scene might be missing avatar also before > its > fixed by toni :) > > *Making your own content* > * > * > Once you have your empty scene, you can start dropping meshes, txml/tbin or > ogre scene files into it. Note that by default Tundra will forget the > content when you close it down, this is normal and wanted behavior by > default. To keep your scene between server boots go to the configuration > file that tundra server prints after it has been started! Set the following > in the file (tundra.ini) > > [server] > startup_load_enabled=true > shutdown_save_enabled=true > interval_save_enabled=true > > Send more questions if you still have problems :) So to get your tundra > world started you have to get some content your self, you can export a scene > from blender and drag and drop it to the scene. I can write detailed > instuctions how to upload the scene to a web server with tundra once you get > to that point. -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
