Ryzom

This script is essentially how we tell people to map their L, R and W drives. You use C:\ as the root for your world database, c:\ryzom for your code and c:\rz\code\common\data_leveldesign for your leveldesign info. This may be a problem for some. For example I keep my checkout of code in C:\Projects, so my script looks more like this:

subst r: c:\projects\ryzom
subst l: r:\code\ryzom\common\data_leveldesign
subst w: c:\projects\ryzom_assets (where ryzom_assets contains a folder called 'database' which contains the contents of ryzom_assets.7z)

It's a good start but you may want to do something like:

@echo off
rem CHANGE THESE TO REFLECT YOUR FOLDERS
set RZ_HOME c:\ryzom
set RZ_DATA c:\

subst r: %RZ_HOME%
subst l: r:\code\ryzom\common\data_leveldesign
subst w: %RZ_DATA%

Thanks,
sfb

sfb wrote:

This script is essentially how we tell people to map their L, R and W drives. You use C: as the root for your world database, c:

yzom for your code and c:
zcodecommondata_leveldesign for your leveldesign info. This may be a problem for some. For example I keep my checkout of code in C:Projects, so my script looks more like this:

subst r: c:projects

yzom

subst l: r:code

yzomcommondata_leveldesign

subst w: c:projects

yzom_assets (where ryzom_assets contains a folder called 'database' which contains the contents of ryzom_assets.7z)

It's a good start but you may want to do something like:
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Thanks,
sfb

not work here :(