OpenSim: Configuration - Revision history

Magi: /* Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe */

2007-08-21T09:25:35Z

‎Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe

2007-08-15T20:13:40Z

added multi-sim on one box notes

2007-08-08T04:02:06Z

2007-08-05T00:45:58Z

‎Grid mode

2007-08-05T00:30:45Z

‎Grid mode

2007-08-04T22:38:12Z

2007-08-04T22:20:03Z

‎Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe

2007-08-04T22:13:35Z

‎Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe

2007-08-04T22:12:21Z

2007-08-04T19:59:13Z

‎Attaching your sim to someone else's grid

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	OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "inifile", "-configfile", "-gridmode", "-physics", "-config" & "-noverbose" as of r1514.		OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "inifile", "-configfile", "-gridmode", "-physics", "-config" & "-noverbose" as of r1514.
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		+	When starting OpenSim in either Windows or Linux, one can add "-physics=OpenDynamicsEngine" to run the OpenDynamicsEngine instead of basicphysics.

	Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.		Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.

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	Happy OpenSimming!		Happy OpenSimming!
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		+	=== Technical Addendum ===
		+	For running multiple regions on the same box, you simply make multiple copies of the 'default.xml' file inside the /bin/regions/ directory. Name them anything you want (I name mine x.y.xml, where x znd y are the grid coords)
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		+	Open each xml file and edit the uuid (each must be unique, a generator is listed in this wiki, remove the dashes), region name, x & y positions, datastore (if you are using the prim thing) and internal ip port. EACH OF THESE MUST BE UNIQUE!
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		+	Once you have 2 or more xml files in the regions folder, you can run a SINGLE COPY of opensim.exe and it will boot all of your sims! If you come across any errors, there is, most likely, an error in the xml files.

	=Attaching your sim to someone else's grid=		=Attaching your sim to someone else's grid=

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	=Attaching your sim to someone else's grid=		=Attaching your sim to someone else's grid=
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		+	** [[OpenSim: SampleConfigs]] (Yin, Bao & Yang config files as samples)

	In your bin directory, you will find a file called		In your bin directory, you will find a file called

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   mono OpenSim.exe -gridmode
-NOTE: starting ar r1512, the syntax has changed to
+NOTE: starting at version 0.3.1512, the syntax has changed to
   -gridmode=true

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 or
   mono OpenSim.exe -gridmode
 With any luck, everything will come up without too many arrors.

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 =Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe=
-OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "-gridmode", "-accounts", "-realphysx", "-bulletX", "-ode", "-localasset", "-configfile", "-noverbose" & "-config" as of r1510.
+OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "inifile", "-configfile", "-gridmode", "-physics", "-config" & "-noverbose" as of r1514.
 Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.
 =Standalone mode=

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	Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.		Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.
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		+	"-gridmode=true" sets sandBoxMode and startLoginServer both to false.
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		+	"-accounts" sets userAccounts = true.
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		+	"-realPhysx" sets physicsEngine = "RealPhysX".
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		+	"-bulletX" sets physicsEngine = "BulletXEngine".
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		+	"-ode" sets physicsEngine = "OpenDynamcsEngine"
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		+	"-localasset" sets gridLocalAsset = true.
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		+	"-configfile" sets useConfigFile = true.
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		+	"-noverbose" sets silent = true.
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		+	"-config" sets configFile = string passed on command line.
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		+	All of this is described in Application.cs.

	=Standalone mode=		=Standalone mode=

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	OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "-gridmode", "-accounts", "-realphysx", "-bulletX", "-ode", "-localasset", "-configfile", "-noverbose" & "-config" as of r1510.		OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "-gridmode", "-accounts", "-realphysx", "-bulletX", "-ode", "-localasset", "-configfile", "-noverbose" & "-config" as of r1510.
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		+	Most users in standalone mode will not add any command line arguments. For local grid or public grid, the "-gridmode=true" is usually the only argument used. The rest are for more advanced configuration.

	=Standalone mode=		=Standalone mode=

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	A simulator running as part of a public grid runs only OpenSim.exe and the other three services are running on a server common to many regions. This also means that understanding the needed UUID, X,Y location, server handshake passwords, master avatar first/last/password and a couple of other settings. These are not difficult, but do require a little care in setting up.		A simulator running as part of a public grid runs only OpenSim.exe and the other three services are running on a server common to many regions. This also means that understanding the needed UUID, X,Y location, server handshake passwords, master avatar first/last/password and a couple of other settings. These are not difficult, but do require a little care in setting up.
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		+	=Command Line arguments passed to OpenSim.exe=
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		+	OpenSim.exe responds to various command line arguments. These include "-gridmode", "-accounts", "-realphysx", "-bulletX", "-ode", "-localasset", "-configfile", "-noverbose" & "-config" as of r1510.

	=Standalone mode=		=Standalone mode=

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   network_servers_information.xml
-This file has the configuration for teeling your sim how to attach to a grid. You can edit this file with any text editor.
+This file has the configuration for telling your sim how to attach to a grid. You can edit this file with any text editor.
 The grid owner should provide you with the following information to configure this file so that you can attach to their grid: