On Jan 30, 2011, at 1:34 PM, ilikia wrote: > how do you log in to Tundra with Naali? Or do you log in? So far I > haven't been able to figure out a way to view a Tundra scene in Naali, > not even by entering in command line 'viewer.exe --file > pathTosomeTundra SceneFile.txml'.
Hm I think we had usage instructions somewhere.. hm apparently not this part in Antti's announcement, http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend-dev/browse_thread/thread/7d295807ad49b645 Start server, and use --file there to run a server with that scene (or click a txml file, if your file manager is configured so). Then start a viewer executable, and connect to the server (e.g. localhost), it automatically goes to the current default port 2345. User account must be some single word for Tundra kNet login -- if it has spaces, the login ui interprets that you want to connect with LLUDP using LL auth, and if it has a @, it tries to use LLUDP and the old rex auth. Password can be empty or anything. You don't need a separate client for e.g. viewing how your models look, or for scripting behaviours like AI etc, but can just use the server executable like Naali normally. But for specifically client-server features, like the avatar demo, you need to connect with a client. Ah and for the viewer to find local assets from your drive, you need to use --storage to point it to the same dir from where loaded the scene with --file on the server (Antti's mail covered this part, also the readme in av example does). So e.g.: server.exe --file scenes/Pong/pong.txml ; viewer.exe --storage scenes/Pong/ Note that current Naali releases can't connect to Tundra servers yet, only the viewer in Tundra 1.0 preview can. It is possible we merge the branches and in future make Naali releases with Tundra included, we have been testing that a couple of times and things seem to work fine, but that's up for discussion and planning still to see if it makes sense. ~Toni -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
