Testing self-made Ages online

[Jogi]

Nexus - Restoration Links: Test Age - Only Creaters (BTW, should spell: Creators)

Yesterday I used this entry the first time. I copied all of the files (not only *.prp) of my self-made Age, which I named "test" for this purpose of course, into the dat-folder and I could visit my Age through TOC-tPots!

I use "sequenceprefix: 6500" as intended. But for the "page"-names I use my own names, not the intended "Scene", "testprp01", "testprp02", ... - I hope this does not represent a problem to the server?

You said this for MOUL, but I am afraid it also applies to tPots?

Ages using Python and/or SDL files won't work correctly, though.

That is admittedly unfortunate, but nevertheless it is a beginning. Since I am still at the very beginning of my creation, I use neither SDL nor Python, yet. But this could change in future.

Anyway, thank you for this feature!


Presently I use Blender 2.49b for building, but once I will move to Blender 2.5 or 2.6 and then I will test the same feature on TOC-MOUL.

[Mystler]

But for the "page"-names I use my own names, not the intended "Scene", "testprp01", "testprp02", ... - I hope this does not represent a problem to the server?

It does because the client will download a specific test.age file from the server that you cannot change. To play your prp files they have to fit the naming.

[Jogi]

...the client will download a specific test.age file from the server that you cannot change.

This explains why you cannot use your own names for "pages".
I think there are several good reasons why the user's "test.age" is overwritten and replaced by the file from the server...

Looking into the file from the server a small incongruity appears:
The name of the page with index 0 is still "mainroom" here on tPots, not "Scene" as posted in Re: Your personal Test age!

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StartDateTime=0000000000
DayLength=00.250
MaxCapacity=10
SequencePrefix=6500
ReleaseVersion=0
Page=mainroom,0
Page=testprp01,1
Page=testprp02,2
Page=testprp03,3
Page=testprp04,4
Page=testprp05,5


This does not represent a problem.
But you should know it. (difference between PyPRP 1.6 and PyPRP 2.0?)