Creating a multi-world.

[frankfarmer]

Can someone please explain to me how i make game worlds?

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<servers>
	<server id="0" name="Server 1" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="realtibia.servegame.com" port="7171"/>
	<server id="1" name="Server 2" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="customtibia.servegame.com" port="7172"/>
</servers>

	-- Connection config
	worldId = 0
	ip = "server 1"
	bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
	loginPort = 7171
	gamePort = 7172
	adminPort = 7171
	statusPort = 7171

	-- Connection config
	worldId = 1
	ip = "server 2"
	bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
	loginPort = 7171
	gamePort = 7173
	adminPort = 7171
	statusPort = 7171

What does this mean?

	loginOnlyWithLoginServer = false

Question

How do I start two game worlds and the character list works like global tibia?

Thanks!

 

[Wellis]

Double post?

 

[frankfarmer]

Double post?

EH?

 

[Black Pearl]

http://otland.net/f140/request-creating-multi-world-58841/

 

[frankfarmer]

http://otland.net/f140/request-creating-multi-world-58841/

That thread is closed.

 

[Grehy]

Just put the different information you need in each server folder, your question was pretty much answered in that thread

 

[frankfarmer]

Just put the different information you need in each server folder, your question was pretty much answered in that thread

No it was not even close to answered. Do you even know what you're talking about?

 

[Grehy]

You haven't stated a question, I don't know what you're confused about. Just fill out the info in each servers xml/servers file, unless you can't comprehend something else

Don't get an attitude when people try to help you, thats a good way to make sure you don't get help in the future

 

[Rexxar]

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think this should work, at least if the TFS login system follows common logic:


First create 2 folders with TFS, one for login and Server #1, and one for server #2.

In login server/server #1 servers.xml put:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<servers>
        <server id="0" name="Server 1" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="yourserver.somedns.com" port="7172"/>
        <server id="1" name="Server 2" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="yourserver.somedns.com" port="7173"/>
</servers>

Then in login server/server #1 config.lua put:

-- Connection config
        worldId = 0
        ip = "(Your server IP here)"
        bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
        loginPort = 7171
        gamePort = 7172
        adminPort = 7171
        statusPort = 7171
loginOnlyWithLoginServer = "no"

Then set up the server #2 by editing config.lua, no need to edit servers.xml or anything:

-- Connection config
        worldId = 1
        ip = "(Your server IP here)"
        bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
        loginPort = 7171
        gamePort = 7173
        adminPort = 7171
        statusPort = 7171
loginOnlyWithLoginServer = "yes"

Hopefully that should work, but I'm not sure, the TFS login system is quite confusing.

 

[frankfarmer]

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think this should work, at least if the TFS login system follows common logic:


First create 2 folders with TFS, one for login and Server #1, and one for server #2.

In login server/server #1 servers.xml put:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<servers>
        <server id="0" name="Server 1" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="yourserver.somedns.com" port="7172"/>
        <server id="1" name="Server 2" versionMin="850" versionMax="852" address="yourserver.somedns.com" port="7173"/>
</servers>

Then in login server/server #1 config.lua put:

-- Connection config
        worldId = 0
        ip = "(Your server IP here)"
        bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
        loginPort = 7171
        gamePort = 7172
        adminPort = 7171
        statusPort = 7171
loginOnlyWithLoginServer = "no"

Then set up the server #2 by editing config.lua, no need to edit servers.xml or anything:

-- Connection config
        worldId = 1
        ip = "(Your server IP here)"
        bindOnlyConfiguredIpAddress = false
        loginPort = 7171
        gamePort = 7173
        adminPort = 7171
        statusPort = 7171
loginOnlyWithLoginServer = "yes"

Hopefully that should work, but I'm not sure, the TFS login system is quite confusing.

I know. Thanks for sharing your help! I will try this asap!

+rep

 

[frankfarmer]

You haven't stated a question, I don't know what you're confused about. Just fill out the info in each servers xml/servers file, unless you can't comprehend something else

Don't get an attitude when people try to help you, thats a good way to make sure you don't get help in the future

Ignored, noob.

 

[TKO]

well you only need 1 data folder!
You need 2 config as the other dude sad and you need to set up server.xml also!
Then it should work i havent tested yet but im gona test later maybe also! Keep me posted if you did get it to work

 

[frankfarmer]

So it's possible to have the same folder but different configs? How?

 

[Rexxar]

He most likely ment "one data folder" as in you can copy-paste your data folder between the two servers (except for the servers.xml) if you wish the two servers to be identical.

 

[TKO]

yes you have 2 diffrent maps i you like so far you change the map in the sceond config

 

[frankfarmer]

How do I make the other -exe-file listen to the other -config- file?

 

[Rexxar]

How do I make the other -exe-file listen to the other -config- file?

Thus why I suggested two different folders for your two different servers.

 

[frankfarmer]

Thus why I suggested two different folders for your two different servers.

Right. I saw some thread ago about you need to compile the server with some compile command like "-D LOGIN SERVER" or something.

Is that true?

 

[Rexxar]

Right. I saw some thread ago about you need to compile the server with some compile command like "-D LOGIN SERVER" or something.

Is that true?

I doubt so, why else would they have included the "UseOnlyLoginServer" option thing in config.lua?

 

[frankfarmer]

Im just to dumb to understand the UseOnlyLoginServer