Ryzom

awesome :)

Step 2 is now finished. Any problems with any of the steps in this guide please let me know!

First, thanks a ton for the wonderful guide. Do you know if we can just randomly generate hashes? Have you tested different hash character sizes? I'm just wondering if it matters. I would imagine that a duplicate hash (although unlikely) would be bad. Also, what files would you copy from the world editor to the server? I would imagine the .worldedit and the .primitive files.

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Linuxx

I haven't really played around with the hashes to much. I just pick 1 or 2 of the numbers/letters and just randomly change them.

As for what files to copy to the server I copy data_common and data_leveldesign folders over to the server. The data_common directory I don't think needs to be copied over but I always do just to make sure over thing needed is copied.

keep up the good work and always pictures make life more well just more interesting ;)

Please have a look at step D, the posible step.

What directories are used by the server ?
I dont know, where to copy the .*worldedit* file to.
Also, there are loads of files, were i also have no clue about what they do.
As there are .*land*, .*continent*, .*world* ...

So the server makes use of code/ryzom/common ? Something else ?
I think i still need some days more :)

My environment is Windows clients/quest development with a Linux server. I'm going to write a script that copies the whole common folder over to the server (overwrite). Technically you could just map tcode/ with Samba or if its a windows server just share out the code/ directory. I found it odd myself that the server would poke into the common directory (or any directory that exists before the code/server directory).

Ryzom core - the gift that keeps on giving!

Linuxx

can i use UUID? i dont like them much but in opensim they are used everywhere. it just i forget where to get them.

Just a tip link all wiki pages as http://dev.ryzom.com/wiki/7/Adding_Quests not with the rev at the end ;)

bristle wrote:

can i use UUID? i dont like them much but in opensim they are used everywhere. it just i forget where to get them.

I believe the Hash Value does the same thing as a UUID.

From Adding_Quests:

Note: There are further Client side files that will need to be edited to get the name to be displayed but that will be for another Guide.

The client uses exactly the same file (title_words_en.txt). To make the title available to the client without recompiling you can do this:
- Create a new dir under client's data dir called 'gamedev' (or use the bnp_make utility to unpack gamedev.bnp)
- Put the updated title_words_en.txt in the gamedev dir.

Any files in the gamedev dir will 'overrule' compiled-in files in gamedev.bnp.

The guide is easy to follow but adding images would be a plus.

I'm not trying to be a jerk, but anyone can add images to the wiki post. Not just the original author.

Linuxx

I'm adding some images :)

You don't sound like a jerk, you are actually right.
I didn't know we could edit the wiki posts. :P

There is already one @ http://dev.ryzom.com/wiki/ryzom/Adding_Quests

If you check the history of that post (http://dev.ryzom.com/projects/ryzom/wiki/Adding_Quests/history)

You can see I added the images ;)

There is already a thread about this...
http://dev.ryzom.com/boards/16/topics/1890
;-P

At Step 3: Adding a Quest 
    Assignment A:
Edit the Quest we created in Step 3 and add the pre-action Add add_compass so that the Hunting Grounds will appear on the compass at the start of the Quest.

Where is quests? I can not find this quests in Step3. Who can tell me how to create quests?

Hi,
I did the work according to the wiki:
http://dev.ryzom.com/wiki/ryzom/Adding_Quests.
When I logined to test,I found the NPC could display,but the NPC'name couldn't display succussful.
It displayed '<NotExist:gn_quest_guide_npc>'

I've changed bot_names.txt and title_words_en.txt and packed them into gamedev.bnp file with bnp_make tool.

Please view my screeshot and config files.

Thanks for any advice.