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#16 Added by Rubiksmomo 9 years ago  

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I got the new downloaded client working by:

rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ cp -R ~/.ryzom/data ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ cp ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/client_default.cfg ~/.ryzom/
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/ryzom_client_amd64

There are some difficulties with the original client:
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom$ cd /opt/ryzom
rubiksmomo@echo:/opt/ryzom$ ./ryzom_client
Can't open log file 'log.log': Permission denied
Can't open log file 'client.log': Permission denied
ERR 9b0f37c0 client_cfg.cpp 1916 init <Unknown> : CFG::init: Can't create config file 'client.cfg'

I guess I'll just use the new client

Last edited by Rubiksmomo (9 years ago) | Reason: No luck with original client

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#17 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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Karu is right :)

In fact, client does some tests to know where to search "data" directory :)

If you have a client_default.cfg in the current directory, it'll use "data" directory from your current directory else it'll use ~/.ryzom/data

Some examples :

* You're in ~ (your home directory), you launch /opt/ryzom/ryzom.sh, it'll use client_default.cfg from /opt/ryzom and load data from ~/.ryzom/data, if they don't exist they'll be downloaded and patched

* You're in ~ (your home directory), you launch /opt/ryzom/ryzom_client, it'll use client_default.cfg from /opt/ryzom and load data from ~/.ryzom/data, if they don't exist, you'll get an error because there is no data available and it's unable to find them :p

* You're in "~/Ryzom" directory and you have your ryzom_client there with client_default.cfg and a "data" directory, it'll launch Ryzom from there and use all files in the directory

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#18 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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Rubiksmomo

I got the new downloaded client working by:

rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ cp -R ~/.ryzom/data ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ cp ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/client_default.cfg ~/.ryzom/
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom/data$ ~/ryzom_clients_linux_2.1.0.6475/ryzom_client_amd64

There are some difficulties with the original client:
rubiksmomo@echo:~/.ryzom$ cd /opt/ryzom
rubiksmomo@echo:/opt/ryzom$ ./ryzom_client
Can't open log file 'log.log': Permission denied
Can't open log file 'client.log': Permission denied
ERR 9b0f37c0 client_cfg.cpp 1916 init <Unknown> : CFG::init: Can't create config file 'client.cfg'

I guess I'll just use the new client

That's normal :)

Ryzom files in /opt/ryzom are installed in root because they shouldn't be modified by users. You only can modify files in ~/.ryzom

You should never go to /opt/ryzom and launch client from there :)

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#19 Added by Rubiksmomo 9 years ago  

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I'll use the new client I downloaded and got working. Thanks for all the help!

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#20 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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Cool, you're welcome :)

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#21 Added by Sennuri 9 years ago  

arumes@RMS-DESK:~$ /opt/ryzom/ryzom_client

PANIC: unprotected error in call to Lua API (attempt to index a nil value)

arumes@RMS-DESK:~$

#22 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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Hum, your error is very strange, I'll try to test it tomorrow.

gamedev.bnp from RSYNC should support Lua 5.2 and 5.3, Ubuntu client is compiled against Lua 5.2.

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#23 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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I just tried client from PPA under Ubuntu 15.10 and it worked fine.

I'll try client under Ubuntu 14.04 on my laptop.

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#24 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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I just tested the 2.1.0.6447-0ubuntu1~trusty1 under Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and it worked perfectly.

Only thing I noticed is that FXAA is enabled by default and you can't switch off in game config :(

If it's slowing down your game, you can disable it adding :

FXAA = 0;

In your ~./ryzom/client.cfg

Last edited by Xiombarg (9 years ago)

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#25 Added by Sennuri 9 years ago  

#26 Added by Xiombarg 9 years ago  

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What graphics driver are you using ?

How do you launch the game ?

There should be only 2 ways to launch Ryzom Ubuntu clients :

1. click on Ryzom icon in Unity
2. open a terminal and type : /opt/ryzom/ryzom.sh

All others ways to launch client should be prohibited until you know what you do.

If no way is working, you could have corrupted files, so you should move these files in a backup directory :

1. ~/.ryzom/client.cfg
2. ~/.ryzom/user
3. ~/.ryzom/save

All files in data will be checked by RSYNC and downloaded if modified.

If you modified /opt/ryzom/ryzom_client, I suggest you to reinstall the package because new static clients are in beta test and are not compatible with ones in PPA :)

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#27 Added by Sennuri 9 years ago  

#28 Added by Karu 9 years ago  

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Sennuri

Icon: splash screen shows, then quits, no error message.
Script: quits without error message, but somehow closes the terminal window completely.

Delete ~/.ryzom/log.log file, run client and then post content of that file to http://pastebin.com/

It's would also help if you could run ryzom from terminal to see if it outputs any messages.

If it's 'PANIC: unprotected error in call to Lua API (attempt to index a nil value)', then you need new client

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#29 Added by Sennuri 9 years ago  

#30 Added by Karu 9 years ago  

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Sennuri

I posted the log here, easier for me than pastebin.
And the error msg you posted is exactly what I get, the same as I posted yesterday.

Thats strange. You have Ubuntu trusty (14.04) fully updated, you using ryzom-isv ppa (version 2.1.0.6447-0ubuntu1~trusty1 amd64)... and it does not work.

I see that you running /opt/ryzom/ryzom_client directly. Have you tried running /opt/ryzom/ryzom.sh to make sure ryzom files are updated?

Last edited by Karu (9 years ago)

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