Open Shard
- Matt Raykowski
- Alek
If you want to test Ryzom Core, we installed a shard where you can connect and see a basic version of Ryzom Core.
How to connect on the OpenShard
Download the latest client:
or
Downloads for Windows
Just extract (3.5GB) it and run the executable inside the directory.
It'll automatically connect to the OpenShard.
If this is the first time you connect, just enter the login and password you want and if the login doesn't exists, the server will add it with the specified password. You need to login 3 (three) times (click 3 times on login button and ignoring the error message) to automatically create necessary access.
When you are inside the shard, you can access Silan, the starting island. It's not Ryzom Game, it's just very small subset of Ryzom Game that is used to test and run Ryzom Core.
This Open Shard is not made to play. The shard can be rebooted at anytime, character saves can be wiped at anytime.
How to connect on the DevShard
The DevShard is back.
Download the latest client:
or
You will have to edit client.cfg and replace:
StartupHost = "localhost:40916";
with
StartupHost = "devshard.ryzomcore.org:40916";
To create a user account, run the client, fill login/password and click 4 times on connect.
Validate the popup you will get.
The account is created.
When you are inside the shard, you can access Silan, the starting island. It's not Ryzom Game, it's just very small subset of Ryzom Game that is used to test and run Ryzom Core.
We are using that shard for development purpose.
If the shard is down or doesn't answer properly, ask Molator on irc #ryzom@irc.freenode.net.
This DevShard is not made to play. The shard can be rebooted at anytime, character saves can be wiped at anytime. The content might differ from the repository.
Administrate the Open Shard
We installed the shard administration website for this server so anybody can see how it works.
Of course, you cannot restart the shard.
Just connect on: http://shard.ryzomcore.com
Here is the number of people inside the Ryzom Open Shard:
Server Specifications
At this time we only know that Open Shard is run under Linux.