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== Ryzom installation ==

=== Ubuntu ===

Easiest way is to use the ryzom ppa
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ryzom-isv/ppa
$ sudo apt-get update && apt-get install ryzom
After that, to launch ryzom you should have a ryzom launcher in your menu. If not, run the following command :
$ sh /opt/ryzom.sh

=== Generic installation ===

Main article: [[Linux generic installation]]

It works on all distribution, but you will have to solve dependencies by yourself. Also note this is a 32 bits executable you are running, careful !
Download and extract [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/ryzom_client.7z|this] archive. Then, go inside the directory of the game and launch : (it is a good thing to run it once a week)
$ sh update_ryzom.sh
After, to run the game you just have to run :
$ ./ryzom_client

== Troubleshooting ==

=== Error while loading shared libraries ===

You are missing some dependencies for ryzom. If you are using the official client or the alternate static one, there is very few of them (the package name may vary on your distribution, these are the debian one) :
*libGL.so, provided by libgl1-mesa-glx
*libX11.so, provided by libx11-6
*libXxf86vm.so, provided by libxxf86vm1
*libXrandr.so, provided by libxrandr2
*libXrender.so, provided by libxrender1
*libdl.so + librt.so + libpthread.so + libm.so + libc.so, provided by libc6
*libstdc++.so, provided by libstdc++6
*libgcc_s.so, provided by libgcc1
*libXext.so, provided by libxext6
*libxcb.so, provided by libxcb1
*libXau.so, provided by libxau6
*libXdmcp.so, provided by libxdmcp6

Install all theses packages and try to launch again your client.

=== No such file or directory ===

You are using a 32 bits executable on a 64 bits system and you don't have multiarch or 32 bits emulations activated. Easiest way is to use multiarch

==== Debian ====

# dpkg --add-architecture i386
# apt-get update && apt-get install libc6:i386
Try to run the client, you will probably miss some dependencies, install them ; if you want to install a package in a different architecture, type package:architecture instead of package. For example, if you miss libGL.so, type :
# apt-get install libgl1-mesa-glx:i386

=== The game launch, but instant-crash ===

The most common answer is probably that you are missing a good graphic driver. Check your distribution advices for your GPU. If you don't know what your GPU is, run :
$ lspci | grep "VGA"
An easy way to install the proprietary driver is to use the sgfxi script, it's very easy.
# cd /usr/local/bin && wget -Nc smxi.org/sgfxi && chmod +x sgfxi
Then, as root in a tty (use Ctrl + Alt + F1 to switch, Ctrl + Alt + F7 to switch back to your desktop), run :

'''Warning''' Installing the driver will close your session, make sure you save all your data
# sgfxi
And follow the instructions.

== Ryzom alternate client ==

Static client, should work on any distribution, any kernel : [http://manda.glorf.fr/client/ryzom_client_static_32bits 32 bits version] or [http://manda.glorf.fr/client/ryzom_client_static_64bits 64 bits version]

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Linux generic installation

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In this tutorial, we will cover the installation and configuration of the Ryzom client itself. We will not document how to install dependencies for it can change from a distribution to another.

== Basic install ==

You can use rsync to get the Ryzom data and a 32bits client.

<pre>mkdir "$HOME/ryzom"
rsync -rtzv --progress --stats www.ryzom.com::ryzom "$HOME/ryzom/client"</pre>

You can start the client with the following command:
<code>"$HOME/ryzom/client/ryzom_client"</code>

To keep the directory up to date and start the client more easily, you can use the following script and put it in <code>/usr/bin/ryzom</code>

<pre>#!/bin/sh

ROOT_PATH="$HOME/ryzom"
CLIENT_PATH="$ROOT_PATH/client"

if [ ! $(pidof ryzom_client) ]; then
rsync -rtzv --progress --stats www.ryzom.com::ryzom "$CLIENT_PATH"
fi

cd "$CLIENT_PATH"
./ryzom_client
</pre>

Don't forget to make the script executable using <code>chmod a+x /usr/bin/ryzom</code>. Now, using the '''ryzom''' command the client client will be upgraded (if needed) and start it.

== Bleeding edge client ==

If the pre-compiled 32bits client doesn't suit your needs, you can compile it yourself from the source code. You can find the dependencies and how to install them on most distribution on the [https://ryzomcore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/RC/Build+Source+on+Linux Ryzom Core documentation].

<pre>cd "$HOME/ryzom"
hg clone https://bitbucket.org/ryzom/ryzomcore
cd ryzomcore
hg update -c compatibility
</pre>

Instead of coming back to this wiki each time you want to compile the Ryzom client, create the following script. It's a good idea to put it in <code>$HOME/ryzom/compile_client.sh</code>.

<pre>#
# DOC: https://ryzomcore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/RC/Build+Source+on+Linux
#

set -e

RYHOME="$HOME/ryzom/ryzomcore/code"

if [ ! -d "$RYHOME/build" ]; then
mkdir "$RYHOME/build"
fi
cd "$RYHOME/build"

# Updating the code
hg pull
hg update

# Ugly hack
sed -i "s/OPTIONAL/REQUIRED/" "../CMakeModules/FindLibwww.cmake"

# Let's compile
cmake -DWITH_NEL_TESTS=OFF -DWITH_NEL_SAMPLES=OFF -DWITH_NEL_TOOLS=OFF -DWITH_RYZOM_SERVER=OFF -DWITH_RYZOM_TOOLS=OFF -DWITH_RYZOM_CLIENT=ON -DWITH_QT=OFF ..
make -j4

# Reverting the ugly hack
hg revert "../CMakeModules/FindLibwww.cmake"
</pre>

Please note that you may have to adjust your cmake flags. For example, on ArchLinux, add <code>-DFREETYPE_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/libfreetype.so -DFREETYPE_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/freetype2/ -DFREETYPE_INCLUDE_DIRS=/usr/include/freetype2/</code>. On some distributions, the "ugly hack" part isn't needed.

In order to use the client, we need to change our starting script (<code>/usr/bin/ryzom</code>):
<pre>#!/bin/sh

ROOT_PATH="$HOME/ryzom"
CLIENT_PATH="$ROOT_PATH/client"
CLIENT_EXE="$CLIENT_PATH/ryzom_client"
CLIENT_SAVE="$CLIENT_EXE.save"
CLIENT_CUSTOM="$ROOT_PATH/ryzomcore/code/build/bin/ryzom_client"

if [ ! $(pidof ryzom_client) ]; then
if [ -f "$CLIENT_SAVE" ]; then
cp -v "$CLIENT_SAVE" "$CLIENT_EXE"
fi

rsync -rtzv --progress --stats www.ryzom.com::ryzom "$CLIENT_PATH"

if [ -f "$CLIENT_CUSTOM" ]; then
mv "$CLIENT_EXE" "$CLIENT_SAVE"
cp -v "$CLIENT_CUSTOM" "$CLIENT_EXE"
fi
fi

cd "$CLIENT_PATH"
./ryzom_client
</pre>

And that's it. Please note that:
* The run script updates only the data.
* You need to run <code>$HOME/ryzom/compile_client.sh</code> manually to compile a new client.
* The run script will use your custom client only if it's available. Therefore, if you want to use the pre-compiled one, simple move or delete <code>$HOME/ryzom/ryzomcore/code/build/bin/ryzom_client</code>.

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