I suspect the page that open is login.realxtend.org. That website itself has a known bug that it will auto login you if it remembers you :P Its quite bad we will fix it, but its not a bug in tundra/the internal browser, but the website. It redirects toa tundra:// login url automatically the second time you open it and the tundra browser does what is expected of it and logs you in + closes the login initiating tab.
To fix this open the browser settings (the gear icon in the browser toolbar) and change your home page as something else eg. google.com. Try again and it should work as expected. Again the bug is in the portals login page. If you could confirm this would be good, thanks for reporting :) Best regards, Jonne Nauha Adminotech developer On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 10:09 PM, MasterJ <djmat...@hotmail.com> wrote: > i found a bug, > when i login on realxtend world and click the "+(plus)" for create a > new tab in web browser if i click the adress bar and start to write or > delete the URL it's close all and re-open the first tab with the world > i'm on. i can't creat a new tab for browse internet > > > On 22 mai, 16:52, MasterJ <djmat...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > 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 > -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
