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#11259: Message censored by administrator

by 3d4ya on 09/05/2008 05:23

#11260: Re: ..

by scanf on 09/05/2008 05:41, refers to #11259

Nice Advertisement. All the free stuff is junk!

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#11261: 3D Artist! Wants to help...

by 3DMacDaddy on 09/05/2008 18:03, refers to #11242

Hey, im a 3D Artist, my main skills are
Modeling,UVMappig,Texturing i can create
the Defuse,Normal & Specular maps for any
meshes that you want me to model...

My Software is Maya,Blender & 3DsMax...
im a big fan of Sauerbraten has i enjoy
using linux & its the best linux game out there!

If theres any way i can be of use to
the project let me know and ill help!

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#11262: Server

by JackOfSpades on 09/05/2008 21:37

Hey, how I can launch a server?
All what I've done till now is to Set up a Apache Server, but when I try to start a Sauer server, it sez that the server does not response to ping and i should check my firewall settings, but i opened already the port for Sauer. I'm able to start a LAN-Server, but I have no idea, what I could do any more for the Internet Server to launch!
HELP!

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#11263: Re: Server

by Quin on 09/06/2008 04:03, refers to #11262

http://cube.wikispaces.com/Multiplayer+Guide#toc8

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#11264: Re: 3D Artist! Wants to help...

by Quin on 09/06/2008 04:05, refers to #11261

Try these:
http://www.cubeengine.com/forum.php4?action=display_thread&thread_id=1863
http://www.cubeengine.com/forum.php4?action=display_thread&thread_id=1812
http://www.cubeengine.com/forum.php4?action=display_thread&thread_id=1839

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#11265: setting up lan game on macs

by aka_hn on 09/06/2008 08:05

Hey all,

probably a pretty stupid question... but

to set up a lan game between me and my mate (both on macs) it says to open up server.bat, but the closest thing I have is servers.cfg... Is this what I should be opening, and in what program should I use?

Obviously I'm pretty newbie, so if any1 could just briefly go through the process of lan game setip or point me toward another thread that does so that\'d be swell.

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#11266: Re: setting up lan game on macs

by scanf on 09/06/2008 20:18, refers to #11265

If your on the same local net here's what I used to do.

- run the server on one of the machines.
- then on both you can connect using to lan connect under the multiplayer option.

You should not need to change any config options. I only did this on windows but I'm sure it's the same for Macs.

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#11267: my new comp dont run sauer!

by Kaomet on 09/07/2008 00:19

I used to play sauerbraten with a legacy computer (winXP, amd 1600+, geforce3 ti 500, 512 MB). Now, I can't run it on a intel core2 duo t9300, with a geforce 8600M GT and 3 GB DDR2, and windows XP sp3...
It says that the configuration of sauerbraten is incorrect...

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#11268: Re: my new comp dont run sauer!

by eihrul on 09/07/2008 02:39, refers to #11267

Try removing Sauerbraten and reinstalling the CTF edition.

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#11269: Re: my new comp dont run sauer!

by SheeEttin on 09/07/2008 05:37, refers to #11268

Also drivers.

Hmm... referring to a system like that as "legacy" makes me feel old... and I'm 17! I barely even consider the huge stack of Pentium 1 machines we have in my computer tech class "legacy". :P

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#11270: I can\'t get the game to run fast enough

by J The Twiztid on 09/07/2008 06:34

Hi yall. I have a problem. I can\'t seem to get the game running fast enough to work with. I thin k the problem might be my gaphics cards, but I am not entirely sure. I have an 8800gt in my computer. Is there some way to get the game running faster. When I started it up, it was running at 1 fps. If anyone could help me figure out how to work this out, that would be great. thx

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#11271: Re: Drivers

by J The Twiztid on 09/07/2008 07:45, refers to #11271

Yeah. I tried Updating the driver, if that\'s what you mean, for the linux OS, but for some reason when I try to install it, it gives me an error.

gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.
Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.
Select a character coding from the menu and try again.

This popped up when I tried to run the driver update for linux. Also, when I try to boot it in the terminal, it gives me this error: Error: Nvidia installer must be run as root. I am going to be truthful, I have no clue what that means.

Error opening log file \'/var/log/nvidia-installer.log\' for writing (Permission denied); disabling logging.

Sorry if I sound like a really big noob or something. I am really new to this stuff and linux.

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#11272: Re: ..

by J The Twiztid on 09/07/2008 07:52, refers to #11272

The drivers work for windows , but Linux is another story. I am trying to figure out some of this. It's completely foreign to me right now. They have the driver, but the driver file doesn't like me very much.

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#11273: Re: Drivers

by noerrorsfound_has_done_it_again on 09/07/2008 07:54, refers to #11271

If you're on Ubuntu the simplest way is to use the Restricted Drivers Manager to install them for you: http://www.michaellarabel.com/index.php?k=blog&i=114

That's only a guess since you didn't provide that important info. Otherwise it's more complicated:
Get to a terminal with Ctrl Alt F2 (Ctrl-Alt-F7 would bring you back to your GUI)

Log in and type:
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop

Then:
chmod +x ./WhateverTheNameOfTheNvidiaDriverIs.run

To finally install:
sudo sh ./WhateverTheNameOfTheNvidiaDriverIs.run

After it's complete you can start Xserver again with:
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start

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#11274: Re: Drivers

by noerrorsfound_has_done_it_again on 09/07/2008 07:57, refers to #11273

You might have to adjust the path, though. The above would run it from whatever directory you start in after logging in which should be your home directory. The run file might be on your desktop so it would be:
~/Desktop/WhateverTheNameOfTheNvidiaDriverIs.run

Or:
/home/your-username/Desktop/WhateverTheNameOfTheNvidiaDriverIs.run

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#11275: Re: Drivers

by J The Twiztid on 09/07/2008 08:06, refers to #11273

Yes, actually, I am running Ubuntu. Sorry about not mentioning that. I looked through the info you sent, but I could not find the restricted Drivers option. Do you need to get that from the synaptic package management? That, and it is also for 7.04. Is there any difference between 7.04 and th latest one?

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#11276: Re: ..

by noerrorsfound_has_done_it_again on 09/07/2008 09:27, refers to #11275

Actually installing drivers on Ubuntu is easier than Windows. On Windows you have to go online for the installer and on Ubuntu you get a prompt after installation and' you've just got to check a box.

Yeah, there is apparently a difference in the menus.

http://www.google.com/search?q=restricted+drivers+8.04&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

First result will tell you the location.

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#11277: Re: my new comp dont run sauer!

by Kaomet on 09/07/2008 16:48, refers to #11269

I already tried to remove sauer then re install ctf edition, before and after I changed my GPU driver.
I also tried to run my computer on a single core, the problem persist.

By the way, legacy is the term nvidia use for all their products before the geforce 4 series.

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#11278: Re: my new comp dont run sauer!

by Kaomet on 09/07/2008 17:00, refers to #11277

Fixed!
(I forgot the C++ runtime, shame on me...)

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