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= Environmental Texutres conception and preparation =

" Tutorial not yet finished "

The environmental textures are those used in the 3D modeler (at the moment 3DSMax) on the quadpatches serving to represent the environment (ground and natural reliefs). They have to be created under a very precise format and then prepared inside a tileset (an ensemble of tiles with similar textures) which are regrouped in a "tilebank", allowing the creation of a complete environment for a continent type.

== Creating the pictures ==

The tiles need to be 128x128 pixels OR 256x256 piexels exactly. They absolutely must respect some content constraints: the top and bottom pixel bands have to be identical for a whole tileset, as must be the right and left bands. This allows the system to superimpose those borders so they are only one pixel in the rendering.

[[File:Tiling_01.png]]

For the 256 textures, they have to be taken as a set of 4 128x128 tiles. It is therefore vital that the border be compatible with the 128 of the same tileset.

[[File:Tiling_02.png]]

The center portions will have to be merged one with the other, as if they were 2 tiles of 128x128, so it's important to consider this in the motif (the two pixel lines in the middle will become a single one).

Example: starting with a high definition of a ground:
[http:''www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=5611&PHPSESSID=k872lvlfkds965i1un8a43o4b1 Gravel0031_1_L.jpg], taken from the excellent website [http:''www.cgtextures.com cgtextures.com].

I reduce its size to a quarter to increase content and acutance of the small zones. I select 128x128 pixels, "ctrl+C/Ctrl+V > Paste as a new picture". I now have a 128x128 pixels picture.

I'll make the picture repeatable to avoid the visually shocking string that can happen when you serial paste it. Filters exist, but I'd rather control the string from begining to ending and explain it at length for this tutorial.

I do "Layer> Transform > Offset".

[[File:Tiling_03.png]]

I get an offset of the picture starting from:

[[File:Tiling_04.png]]

and we get:

[[File:Tiling_05.png]]

We can guess the junctions due to the offset in the middle parts of the picture, so I correct it with the "buffer" tool, for example, or by redrawing it manually the way I want it. I get:

[[File:Tiling_06.png]]

We now can get a new "offset" to get back the original picture, but with new soft transitions at the borders.

To be sure the borders fit perfectly, I select a 1 pixel band at the top and copy it at the bottom. I do the same with the left band, setting it to the right. Then I select a 1 pixel band around the picture and copy/paste it in a new layer I name "border".

[[File:Tiling_07.png]]

It's this border I must keep for every picture. I can now make different selections of my reference picture and copy them in a layer under that border, apply to them the same treatment as I did to the first picture and each time export the result in a different uncompressed tga, respecting the naming conventions for the pictures of a tileset: <nowiki>[NAME]<now</nowiki> can be organised in subparts to be defined: by region, by surface (ground/walls), by type of soil...
I save my gimp file with the layer name named by the number of the first tile of the string:

[[File:Tiling_08.png]]

I repeat the import operation with several soils and each time, I offset them and make sure the junction with the border layer is soft enough. I name each layer in relation with the [ID] number of the corresponding TGA so I can easily find or modify the source. This is even more important when I amek tiles for a different seaons, changing the colors, adding details or anything. It is good to create at least 4 to 6 128x128 tiles for a tileset. It allows for different rendering.
For commodity, I put all the first tilels in a layer file with the name and specificities of that particular string:

[[File:Tiling_09.png]]

== Create the tilebank ==
A Tilebank is a set of tilesets (usually linked to an ecosystem), a group of tiles presenting a particular type of surface. It's with those that we paint the ground.

Start the TileBank creation software.
It's the software tile_edit_r.exe (Windows only) on
[http:''ryzomcore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/RC/Downloads+for+Windows|NelTools] to be downloaded and installed.

Left click on the button besides "Absolute path"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_00.png]]

Change the path for the path of the texture tiles. If you start from a RyzomCore install, it should be:
<pre>W:\Database\landscape\_texture_tiles\</pre>

=== Create the first type of terrain ===
Click on "Add land"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_a.png]]

Name the land as you wish (an ecosystem's name seems better), "ashtarie" in our example

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_b.png]]

and click "OK".

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_c.png]]

Click on "Add tile set"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_d.png]]

Name this terrain (see the [[Conventions_de_nommage|Conventions de nommage]]) from its aspect, it will be easier to keep it sorted, "grass" in our example

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_a.png]]

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_b.png]]

click OK.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_c.png]]

=== Create a second type of terrain ===
Click on "Add tile set" to have a second model of terrain for this example. You should add as many as you need in your ecosystem.

Name this terrain (see the [[Conventions_de_nommage|Conventions de nommage]]) from its aspect, it will be easier to keep it sorted, "moss" in our example and click ok, like the one before.

=== Attributing textures to the Tilesets ===
Select a Tileset ("grass" in our example) and do "Edit tileset"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_edit_land.png]]

A new window will appear, allowing you to add new pictures to this tileset. We can see several fields:

* Textures": allowing you to indicate the kind of texture, diffuse or additive (alpha can't be picked)
* "Size": influences the size with which the texture will be used in the edition tool
* "Text info": allowing you to show the index number or the name of each picture under it to the right
* "Tiles": indicates which type of tiles it is: their size for the shown texture or if they are transition textures (tiles with an alpha permitting the transition between tilesets) or Displace tiles (visually alterating the ground's geometry to make it less plain).

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_bank.png]]

==== Diffuse textures ====

We will start by adding textures of the Diffuse type, 128x128: we therefore select those two options in Texture and in Tiles.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_diffuse_128.png]]

Right click into the empty space to the right and select "Add"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_menu.png]]

Navigate to the place where the tiles from that string will be kept (non compressed TGA), select them all and validate. They will be added.
Do the same for the 256x256 textures that are also of the Diffuse type: select the two options, right click and select "Add", then add files.

""Note:"" We can then add additive textures the same way, but I've not found yet how to use those textures. I've seen some used to represent the burning branches of the Flamming Forest of Ryzom, but I don't know their theoretical use.

==== Transitional textures ====
Once those textures are saved, we can add transition textures, which will allow visually pleasant transitions between the various materials.

Select "Texture > Diffuse and Tiles > Transition"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_diffuse_transitions.png]]

Select each of the texture in the window to the right, "right-click > Replace" and choose randomly another texture from the same string.

Select "Texture > Alhpha" and "Tiles > Transition"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_alpha_transitions.png]]

"Right-click > Batch load" and go the the file "Transitions" (if you use the graphic datas from RyzomCore) and choose "alpha_noise_00.tga", click "ok". A window will ask if you wish to use the alpha tile rotation, accept.

==== Displacement textures ====

We can add Displacement tiles if we wish, but it's not a must (and I'm not sure it's even implemented).

Select "Tiles > Displace" and fill at least 6 squares with textures in levels of grey which will be used to deform the terrain.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_displacement.png]]

==== Link the tilesets to effects of contact ====
Save it all, close it and come back to the "Tile bank manager" window.

Select your tileset and write in "Surface data" the surface number of that texture. Those numbers change the sounds and particles used when soomeone walks on this tileset.

In RyzomCore, we know that :
12 : grass
21 : dust

==== Use in 3DSMax ====
You then save the tilebank. You can now use it to texture terrains in 3DSMax with the right plugin.

In 3DSMax, once a quadpatch of 160x160m has been created, it's ready to receive textures. You then have to apply the Modifyer "Nelconvert", then "NelEdit", and finally, "Nel Painter".

Go into the Tool tab, choose "Nel Tile Bank" and chose the tilebank you wish.

Come back to the Modifier menue, choose "Top" in the viewport and click on "Paint". The commands required to manage the application of the textures are the following:

[[File:nelpaintercheatsheet.jpg]]

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{{tabLang|EN|DE|FR|ES|{{Textures environnementales}}|RU}}

= Environmental Texutres conception and preparation =

" Tutorial not yet finished "

The environmental textures are those used in the 3D modeler (at the moment 3DSMax) on the quadpatches serving to represent the environment (ground and natural reliefs). They have to be created under a very precise format and then prepared inside a tileset (an ensemble of tiles with similar textures) which are regrouped in a "tilebank", allowing the creation of a complete environment for a continent type.

== Creating the pictures ==

The tiles need to be 128x128 pixels OR 256x256 piexels exactly. They absolutely must respect some content constraints: the top and bottom pixel bands have to be identical for a whole tileset, as must be the right and left bands. This allows the system to superimpose those borders so they are only one pixel in the rendering.

[[File:Tiling_01.png]]

For the 256 textures, they have to be taken as a set of 4 128x128 tiles. It is therefore vital that the border be compatible with the 128 of the same tileset.

[[File:Tiling_02.png]]

The center portions will have to be merged one with the other, as if they were 2 tiles of 128x128, so it's important to consider this in the motif (the two pixel lines in the middle will become a single one).

Example: starting with a high definition of a ground:
[http:''www.cgtextures.com/texview.php?id=5611&PHPSESSID=k872lvlfkds965i1un8a43o4b1 Gravel0031_1_L.jpg], taken from the excellent website [http:''www.cgtextures.com cgtextures.com].

I reduce its size to a quarter to increase content and sharpness of the small zones. I select 128x128 pixels, "ctrl+C/Ctrl+V > Paste as a new picture". I now have a 128x128 pixels picture.

I'll make the picture repeatable to avoid the visually shocking string that can happen when you serial paste it. Filters exist, but I'd rather control the string from begining to ending and explain it at length for this tutorial.

I do "Layer> Transform > Offset".

[[File:Tiling_03.png]]

I get an offset of the picture starting from:

[[File:Tiling_04.png]]

and we get:

[[File:Tiling_05.png]]

We can guess the junctions due to the offset in the middle parts of the picture, so I correct it with the "buffer" tool, for example, or by redrawing it manually the way I want it. I get:

[[File:Tiling_06.png]]

We now can get a new "offset" to get back the original picture, but with new soft transitions at the borders.

To be sure the borders fit perfectly, I select a 1 pixel band at the top and copy it at the bottom. I do the same with the left band, setting it to the right. Then I select a 1 pixel band around the picture and copy/paste it in a new layer I name "border".

[[File:Tiling_07.png]]

It's this border I must keep for every picture. I can now make different selections of my reference picture and copy them in a layer under that border, apply to them the same treatment as I did to the first picture and each time export the result in a different uncompressed tga, respecting the naming conventions for the pictures of a tileset: <nowiki>[NAME]<now</nowiki> can be organised in subparts to be defined: by region, by surface (ground/walls), by type of soil...
I save my gimp file with the layer name named by the number of the first tile of the string:

[[File:Tiling_08.png]]

I repeat the import operation with several soils and each time, I offset them and make sure the junction with the border layer is soft enough. I name each layer in relation with the [ID] number of the corresponding TGA so I can easily find or modify the source. This is even more important when I amek tiles for a different seaons, changing the colors, adding details or anything. It is good to create at least 4 to 6 128x128 tiles for a tileset. It allows for different rendering.
For commodity, I put all the first tilels in a layer file with the name and specificities of that particular string:

[[File:Tiling_09.png]]

== Create the tilebank ==
A Tilebank is a set of tilesets (usually linked to an ecosystem), a group of tiles presenting a particular type of surface. It's with those that we paint the ground.

Start the TileBank creation software.
It's the software tile_edit_r.exe (Windows only) on
[http:''ryzomcore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/RC/Downloads+for+Windows|NelTools] to be downloaded and installed.

Left click on the button besides "Absolute path"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_00.png]]

Change the path for the path of the texture tiles. If you start from a RyzomCore install, it should be:
<pre>W:\Database\landscape\_texture_tiles\</pre>

=== Create the first type of terrain ===
Click on "Add land"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_a.png]]

Name the land as you wish (an ecosystem's name seems better), "ashtarie" in our example

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_b.png]]

and click "OK".

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_c.png]]

Click on "Add tile set"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_step_d.png]]

Name this terrain (see the [[Conventions_de_nommage|Conventions de nommage]]) from its aspect, it will be easier to keep it sorted, "grass" in our example

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_a.png]]

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_b.png]]

click OK.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_tileset_to_land_c.png]]

=== Create a second type of terrain ===
Click on "Add tile set" to have a second model of terrain for this example. You should add as many as you need in your ecosystem.

Name this terrain (see the [[Conventions_de_nommage|Conventions de nommage]]) from its aspect, it will be easier to keep it sorted, "moss" in our example and click ok, like the one before.

=== Attributing textures to the Tilesets ===
Select a Tileset ("grass" in our example) and do "Edit tileset"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_edit_land.png]]

A new window will appear, allowing you to add new pictures to this tileset. We can see several fields:

* Textures": allowing you to indicate the kind of texture, diffuse or additive (alpha can't be picked)
* "Size": influences the size with which the texture will be used in the edition tool
* "Text info": allowing you to show the index number or the name of each picture under it to the right
* "Tiles": indicates which type of tiles it is: their size for the shown texture or if they are transition textures (tiles with an alpha permitting the transition between tilesets) or Displace tiles (visually alterating the ground's geometry to make it less plain).

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_bank.png]]

==== Diffuse textures ====

We will start by adding textures of the Diffuse type, 128x128: we therefore select those two options in Texture and in Tiles.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_diffuse_128.png]]

Right click into the empty space to the right and select "Add"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_menu.png]]

Navigate to the place where the tiles from that string will be kept (non compressed TGA), select them all and validate. They will be added.
Do the same for the 256x256 textures that are also of the Diffuse type: select the two options, right click and select "Add", then add files.

""Note:"" We can then add additive textures the same way, but I've not found yet how to use those textures. I've seen some used to represent the burning branches of the Flamming Forest of Ryzom, but I don't know their theoretical use.

==== Transitional textures ====
Once those textures are saved, we can add transition textures, which will allow visually pleasant transitions between the various materials.

Select "Texture > Diffuse and Tiles > Transition"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_diffuse_transitions.png]]

Select each of the texture in the window to the right, "right-click > Replace" and choose randomly another texture from the same string.

Select "Texture > Alhpha" and "Tiles > Transition"

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_alpha_transitions.png]]

"Right-click > Batch load" and go the the file "Transitions" (if you use the graphic datas from RyzomCore) and choose "alpha_noise_00.tga", click "ok". A window will ask if you wish to use the alpha tile rotation, accept.

==== Displacement textures ====

We can add Displacement tiles if we wish, but it's not a must (and I'm not sure it's even implemented).

Select "Tiles > Displace" and fill at least 6 squares with textures in levels of grey which will be used to deform the terrain.

[[File:tile_bank_manager_add_displacement.png]]

==== Link the tilesets to effects of contact ====
Save it all, close it and come back to the "Tile bank manager" window.

Select your tileset and write in "Surface data" the surface number of that texture. Those numbers change the sounds and particles used when soomeone walks on this tileset.

In RyzomCore, we know that :
12 : grass
21 : dust

==== Use in 3DSMax ====
You then save the tilebank. You can now use it to texture terrains in 3DSMax with the right plugin.

In 3DSMax, once a quadpatch of 160x160m has been created, it's ready to receive textures. You then have to apply the Modifyer "Nelconvert", then "NelEdit", and finally, "Nel Painter".

Go into the Tool tab, choose "Nel Tile Bank" and chose the tilebank you wish.

Come back to the Modifier menue, choose "Top" in the viewport and click on "Paint". The commands required to manage the application of the textures are the following:

[[File:nelpaintercheatsheet.jpg]]

{{category:3D}} {{category:Textures}} {{category:Tutoriaux}} {{category:Graphisme}}

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= Contribuer au wiki =

Si vous n'êtes pas familier des wiki, et de Mediawiki en particulier, éditer et créer des pages peut vous sembler complexe. Bonne nouvelle : nous utilisons un moteur de wiki très documenté, dans toutes les langues.

En tant qu'utilisateur, la plupart des informations utiles sont disponibles ici : [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User_hub/fr] et plus précisement là :
[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ/fr Faq fr de Mediawiki].

Mediawiki est aussi utilisé par Wikipedia, qui a des tas de tutos très bien fait. La page [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Premiers_pas/ Premiers pas de Wikipedia] est un excellent moyen de comprendre ce qu'est un wiki et comment commencer.

Pour rédiger, la [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Syntaxe syntaxe] est très complète, et la page [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Antis%C3%A8che Antisèche] permet de retrouver rapidement les mises en page les plus utilisées.

Toutes les fonctionnalités accessibles sur Mediawiki/Wikipedia ne sont pas accessibles sur ce wiki : certaines demandent à être ajoutées par un [http://forge.ryzom.com/w/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&group=sysop administrateur]. S'il vous manque quelque chose, contactez-en un et demandez-lui gentiment. Vous pouvez aussi utiliser la page [[Wiki_on_Work]] (temps de réaction variable suivant les périodes).

La page de [http://fr.wiki.ryzom.com/wiki/Utilisateur:Zorroargh/Guide_de_r%C3%A9daction Zorroargh] sur le wiki de la Lore est aussi une excellente façon de débuter.

[[Category:FR]] [[Category:Tutorials]]

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= Contribuer au wiki =

Si vous n'êtes pas familier des wiki, et de Mediawiki en particulier, éditer et créer des pages peut vous sembler complexe. Bonne nouvelle : nous utilisons un moteur de wiki très documenté, dans toutes les langues.

En tant qu'utilisateur, la plupart des informations utiles sont disponibles ici : [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User_hub/fr] et plus précisement là :
[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ/fr Faq fr de Mediawiki].

Mediawiki est aussi utilisé par Wikipedia, qui a des tas de tutos très bien fait. La page [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Premiers_pas/ Premiers pas de Wikipedia] est un excellent moyen de comprendre ce qu'est un wiki et comment commencer.

Pour rédiger, la [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Syntaxe syntaxe] est très complète, et la page [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aide:Antis%C3%A8che Antisèche] permet de retrouver rapidement les mises en page les plus utilisées.

Toutes les fonctionnalités accessibles sur Mediawiki/Wikipedia ne sont pas accessibles sur ce wiki : certaines demandent à être ajoutées par un [http://forge.ryzom.com/w/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&group=sysop administrateur]. S'il vous manque quelque chose, contactez-en un et demandez-lui gentiment. Vous pouvez aussi utiliser la page [[Wiki_on_Work]] (temps de réaction variable suivant les périodes).

La page de [http://fr.wiki.ryzom.com/wiki/Utilisateur:Zorroargh/Guide_de_r%C3%A9daction Zorroargh] sur le wiki de la Lore est aussi une excellente façon de débuter.

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=Support=
Creating tutorials on how to install Ryzom under Linux, Mac and Windows and how to troubleshoot the most common problems on the various platforms. This part of the Wiki is the ideal place to store tricks that will be useful when a customer's got troubles!

When you create a tutorial, don't forget to add three types of categories:
*Linux, Mac, Windows or any OS
*Support
*Tutorials

==To contact on IRC==
For support, make a difference between CSRs (able to help you with more than advices) and volunteer players who can only help you with words, but have no power to help you change your name or remove your ban.

Note: improve the following list by adding the names of the CSR and their specialties, precising who's a CSR, an Anim or anything else and also which language each of them can speak (with an estimation of their mastery of each language going from 1 to 5, 5 being perfect and 1 being "can help with a translator"?)

=== On Linux===
*CSR Emiro (Deutsch, English)
*Glorf (French, English)
*Madi (French, English)
*Zatalyz (French, simple English)
*Daulath (French, English?)
*Zorroargh (French, Spanish, English?)
*Shikitiwa (?)
*Kervala (French, English)

=== On Mac ===
*Lod (Français, ?)
*Jazzy (Français, ?)

=== On Windows ===
*CSR Emiro (Deutsch, English)
*CSR Aileya (Deutsch, English)

[[Category: Tutorials]]

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= Dev/Intégration =
Intégrer les créations des autres pôles dans un ensemble exportable vers le serveur de Ryzom. Il s'agit donc de mettre les outils et l'infrastructure nécessaires au développement de la zone à la disposition de la comunauté du projet.

Mettre à disposition les outils Ryzom et NEL de RyzomCore pour les différentes plateformes (OVQT/ WorldEditor) : au sein du projet Khaganat, un serveur dédié linux permet la compilation des clients linux 32bits, linux 64bits, windows 32bits et windows 64bits (à l'aide de wine) : http://buildbot.khaganat.net/. Cette expérience est dans la droite ligne du projet du pôle linux de Ryzom mais intégrant la plateforme windows. Il s'agit ici de capitaliser sur cette expérience pour généraliser ce projet de ferme de compilation à l'ensemble des outils NEL/Ryzom nécessaires au projet New Zone. Il serait dommage également de ne pas profiter de la base élargie d'utilisateurs de ces outils pour stabiliser ceux-ci, voire les améliorer, en profitant des remontées des utilisateurs ou de leurs patchs. Dans cette optique, une coordination avec le groupe RyzomCore serait un plus (d'autant qu'un projet GSoC sur la mise au point et l'amélioration d'OVQT a été validé pour 2014).

* Le pipeline graphique : il s'agit des outils et scripts permettant de générer essentiellement (mais pas uniquement) les fichiers graphiques du client. Ce pipeline s'appuie sur l'application propriétaire 3DSMax pour exporter les modèles 3D vers le format NEL. Il y a deux approches à envisager ici :

* Solution poste client : comme pour les outils NEL/Ryzom, il s'agit de mettre à disposition de la communauté le moyen pour chacun de configurer chez soi un pipeline pour la création des fichiers nécessaires au serveur. Il faut également fournir une configuration adéquate par rapport au projet New Zone et une base d'assets unifiée.

* Solution serveur : la configuration du pipeline Ryzom n'est pas une tâche triviale. Elle requiert de plus un outil propriétaire. La partie modélisation 3D étant surtout le fait d'une communauté d'artistes n'ayant pas forcément les compétences informatiques adéquates, l'idée est de proposer un serveur "pipeline" public permettant la génération automatique des fichiers NEL suite à la soumission de modèles sources par cette communauté. A noter qu'il existe des outils offline comme OVQT qui permettent de visualiser ces modèles 3D au format NEL sans avoir besoin de les positionner sur un serveur de jeu.

'''Note''' : L'équipe Khaganat a déjà configuré un machine virtuelle avec 3dsmax pour pouvoir travailler sous linux, ainsi que l'utilisation de wine pour la compilation croisée avec microsoft visual c++ sous linux. L 'idée est de voir s'il est possible de faire tourner le pipeline sur un serveur linux avec 3dsmax fonctionnant sous wine pour la partie export des fichiers ".max". Autre note : les scripts du pipeline ont été reprogrammés en python et fonctionnent sous linux.

* Le serveur de tests : l'organisation autour d'un serveur de tests dépend du choix de son hébergement : sur le serveur de tests de Ryzom ou par la communauté. L'expérience de l'équipe Khaganat pourrait également être adaptée à ce projet : ils disposent d'une machine virtuelle (VM) virtualbox avec un serveur de jeu qui peut fonctionner en même temps qu'un client de jeu sur un poste utilisateur pour des tests. Cette VM dispose aussi d'un script pour regénérer les datasheets du client de jeu sans avoir à utiliser le pipeline (hors fichiers graphiques). Elle est utilisée par des membres du projet Khaganat pour leur tests d'insertion d'objets et d'éléments dans le monde : armure, mobs, etc...

== À contacter sur IRC ==
* Madi
* Kervala
*Emiro

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= Leveldesign =
Il s'agit ici de mener la réflexion sur ce qui fait d'un continent un lieu vivant, riche en possibilités et en challenges pour les joueurs. Cela traite à la fois du background, l'histoire de ce lieu qui se découvre au fur et à mesure de la progression des joueurs (rites, cubes d'ambre), de l'écosystème (mobs, zones d'agro, patrouilles, cartographie, matières premières), mais aussi des interactions avec l'univers de la zone ( PNJ, Tribus, quêtes, missions).

== À contacter sur IRC ==
* Wiedii

== Articles dans cette catégorie ==

[[Category:Tutorials]] [[Category: FR]]

Craft of the tribes

2014-07-05T18:20:09Z

EN Rykea

2014-07-05T15:28:44Z

Sagen: /* Rykea */

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=Rykea=

Catalog Rykea project is proposing new items for RyzHome apartments.

Ideas of objects to model

*A mannequin on which to put an armor in demonstration (heard on the Universe - a player wanted to expose her refugee outfit, but I guess if it's done, it should be possible for any armor)
*Hangings national patterns, which would be double-sided, so you can divide the space or dress a wall.

Apartments location

If you are on the test server, or if you have rights csr / anim, you can teleport to the coordinates of apartments to test different renderings:

*Tryker apartment: 20681, -435
*Matis apartment: 20029, -436
*Zorai apartment: 20354, -438
*Fyros apartment: 21001, -439

"Draft": List links to tutorials to add the objects, how to test in. ..

[[Category:Brouillon]] [[Category:Graphisme]] [[Category:Projet]] [[Category:Rykea]]