On Jan 30, 10:16 pm, Toni Alatalo <[email protected]> wrote: > 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/7d2... > > 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
Thanks a lot for your prompt reply. It would be great if I could view Tundra views trough Naali, but this is good too. -ilikia -- http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend http://www.realxtend.org
