Re: [Nel] Questions about compiling

[Svensson Fredrik]

I think you should use NEL as a framework, not as a ready package to use. I
discoverad this framework two days ago, and i guess its the only open-source
GPL GNU MMPORG framework in the world for the moment.

I think that using NEL is a bit risky for the moment, because its growing
for every day and the engine isnt that stable.

I am not a part in the team of the developers of this engine, but i will
write down some documentation as soon as possible how you compile the
engine. For the moment the installation isnt covered very well in the
documentation, and if you want to compile it you need to search for the
includes and libarary over the internet.

Best Regards

Fredrik Svensson


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From: "À± È«ÁØ" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 10:55 PM
Subject: [Nel] Questions about compiling


> My name is Hong-Jun Youn, who is game programmer in Korea.  I used to be
> dealing with AI, and DB by using SQL, but my new project is making new
> system for MMORPG.  My company is the first company made RPG game in
Korea.
>  You may visit at www.dsnet.co.kr and click English at the top on the
right
> side.  You may reference our company history and products, but you cannot
> download our free game ("Three Kingdoms").  Even though you cannot read
> Korean, just click on the left side (right below "Home" --- not click
> flights in a small box), then you may download our RPG game.
>
> Now, we are going to make MMORPG game, so we need new network engine suits
> every game players' desires totally different from P2P in RPG game.  I
> wandered about in a lot of websites and finally found your product, Nel
> toolkit.  I was a novice before I had undertaken this network project, so
I
> looked over many websites (Open skies, WorldForge, Crystalspace, Zona,
> Quazal, X-Caliber, and so on) and read magazines, books, and some
articles.
>  It seems that your architecture of NeL toolkit is suitable in our system
> compared to other engines.
>
> I downloaded Source Packages (nel-20020402.zip, nel.zip,
> nelns-20020402.zip, nelns.zip, and snowballs.zip), Data Packages (latest
> snowball data [zip] and cluster_view_data[zip]), and Binary Packages
> (latest Microsoft Windows Snowballs binary with all data and
> nel_launcher[zip] and nevrax UDP bench client Windows binary[zip]) files
> from your website.  I think I must compile every code in order for me to
> test on our system.  However, it is really hard for me to understand your
> codes although there is awesome documentation.  Moreover, English is my
> second language, and the sizes of codes are pretty abundant.
>
> What I need to reference is only network part.  We are almost finished 3D
> part on our game.  Would you tell me how to compile your toolkit step by
> step in detail?  After compiling your toolkit and testing your snowball
> game, I will decide if it is better idea to use your open source or not.
> Even if I understood how the login system works, I am a still beginner in
> network programming using multi-threaded.  Furthermore, I would be one of
> person who can help your project, especially network program in the
future.
>
>
> I will rewrite when I get any messages from you or I have further more
> questions.  Please email address@hidden if you are willing to help me
> out.  Thank you very much for listening my scratch.  (I say this only by
> way of suggestion....Our OS system is not Linux but Windows....)
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Jun
>
> from Korea.
>
>
>
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