Mirror of the OpenSimulator source code, just because it isn't on a server with a nice frontend!
Adam Frisby
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Zomg! It's alive!
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| README.txt | 17 anni fa | |
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| genvers.sh | 17 anni fa | |
| opensim.build | 17 anni fa |
README.txt
Build Instructions
=== Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Sandbox Build ===
* Check out the trunk code
* Build the /src/opensim.sln solution
* open cmd window, go to /bin and launch
OpenSim.exe -sandbox -loginserver
* open another cmd window, locate the secondlife executable
(In something like C:\Program Files\SecondLife )
* run the viewer with
secondlife.exe -loginuri http://localhost:8080/
* Have fun with your own sandbox!
== Linux/mono sandbox build ==
* check out the trunk code
* ensure you have nant (http://nant.sf.net) installed
* cd to the right directory and type "nant"
* cd to bin/ and run "mono OpenSim.exe -sandbox -loginserver"
=== Windows Nant Build ===
* same as Linux/mono build, but use
nant nogenvers
to cicumvent bash invokation
=== Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Sandbox Build ===
* Check out the trunk code
* Build the /src/opensim.sln solution
* open cmd window, go to /bin and launch
OpenSim.exe -sandbox -loginserver
* open another cmd window, locate the secondlife executable
(In something like C:\Program Files\SecondLife )
* run the viewer with
secondlife.exe -loginuri http://localhost:8080/
* Have fun with your own sandbox!
== Linux/mono sandbox build ==
* check out the trunk code
* ensure you have nant (http://nant.sf.net) installed
* cd to the right directory and type "nant"
* cd to bin/ and run "mono OpenSim.exe -sandbox -loginserver"
=== Windows Nant Build ===
* same as Linux/mono build, but use
nant nogenvers
to cicumvent bash invokation