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#24 Added by Marceline 1 decade ago  

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do we delete the old one first? after copying key files and such of course.

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#25 Added by Siela 1 decade ago  

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Hi Marceline,

you can delete it already after running ryzom_update, if you want. But you don't have to, it doesn't matter. But for copying with ryzom_update it has to be there.

Siela

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#26 Added by Marceline 1 decade ago  

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ok, cool beans. thanks a lot.
it was the kervala update that saved my game last time... I'll mentally prepare myself to go through it again :P

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marceline nitwit.
professional procrastinator.
atys's first openly transgender homina.
loyal member of the guardians of subox.
founding member of the cookies.
proud honorary member of the Lost Girls.

Douglas (atys)

“What to do if you find yourself stuck in a crack in the ground underneath a giant boulder you can't move, with no hope of rescue. Consider how lucky you are that life has been good to you so far. Alternatively, if life hasn't been good to you so far, which given your current circumstances seems more likely, consider how lucky you are that it won't be troubling you much longer.”

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#27 Added by Afriel 1 decade ago  

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#28 Added by Wui 1 decade ago  

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#29 Added by Talkirc 1 decade ago  

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community.... i'd sure go out of my way to offer help if the first thing others do is start trash talking and complaining.  those that said thanks for boosters help did so because what he said WORKED for them, are you mad because your answers to the issues didn't work and his did? how childish that would be.  if a single player says someone's stuff is the best, that's an opinion of that player, and has a right to be expressed by that player; it doesn't however require other's that work on linux to start trash talking.

if you want to offer constructive help for this thread, please post it here on this thread, if you want to bad mouth, trash talk, or dog someone please direct those comments and posts to the link below:

trash talking, mud slinging, and trolling

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#30 Added by Naema 1 decade ago  

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Ok, so I noticed on Ryzom Forge to make plushies, etc, you need 3ds max, Well, i went to the web page and it looks like its a Windows program. I use a mac, is there an equivelent program you can use for OSX? I would like to learn this :D

#31 Added by Teeneemai 1 decade ago  

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I have already decided that I will not be adding any further comments to this thread, after this entry. I am not into flaming, name-calling, unnecessary adulation or downright rudeness.
The Core coding team work well together and for the benefit of all Ryzom users and I have never seen this sort of display on their site.

#32 Added by Jarnys 1 decade ago  

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You MIGHT be able to use blender - the ryzom core people were trying to convert everything for blender but you'll have to ask them first if they are done with everything related to making it possible to use blender instead of 3Ds max and if they are what to keep in mind

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#33 Added by Phileur 1 decade ago  

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#34 Added by Siela 1 decade ago  

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#35 Added by Bubbason 1 decade ago  

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[face palm] As ever, it's nice to see the community spirit and all Homins getting along contributing for the wider good :-)

Being honest, half the reason I don;t bother reading some of the forums is because of the opinionated Homin's 'that know best'.

I look forward to an Atys where 1 answer delivers a solution to every question, but until it arrives we need to rely on the goodwill of many Homins who bring lots of collective experience to the table. Collective meaning, they may have a different way of looking at the same problem :-)

(unticked watch to I don't get spammed with replies)

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#36 Added by Swan 1 decade ago  

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#37 Added by Bubbason 1 decade ago  

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Although this bug affects Unity, it seems sensible to put it here because it can also affect how Ryzom runs on Linux.

Over the past week or so, I;ve been looking into why my Linux client runs (incredibly) slowly. To put it in context, opening up applications (including Ryzom) seems to take forever.

I;ve updated the kernel to the latest and also been houskeeping (removing unrequired packagaes etc) but still no joy.
Linux <Bubba's PC> 3.16.0-031600-generic #201408031935 SMP Sun Aug 3 23:36:11 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Running 'top' shows Ryzom a one of the higest CPU users leading me to believe that the Ryzom client is hogging resource and slowing my PC down.

Then I stumbled across the following bug affecting Unity: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1041354

running 'sudo apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk' to remove libreffice-gtk and my PC came to life and now runs lightening fast again, including the Ryzom Client :-)

Hope this helps!

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#38 Added by Karu 1 decade ago  

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There is a relatively simple way to compile client using docker build.
Debian/Wheezy seems to give most 'static' version and should be usable in any distro.

I also have packages for debian/fedora/openSUSE at openSUSE build service. Those are based on ubuntu ryzom-isv ppa files.

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