A picture is of course worth a thousand words.
How to get it?
Please remember, this is alpha software. Not like OpenSim ‘it sort of kinda works’ alpha, but really early code. It may break. It may trash your sim. It may kill small children. You have been warned. Please note, this requires a working realXtend authentication server – if you have a dedicated server on a public IP, you may use the ‘users.realxtend.net‘ service, otherwise a copy of the auth server is included with the standard realXtend server package.
SVN – ModRex is only availible via SVN at the moment.
svn checkout http://forge.opensimulator.org/svn/modrex/branches/0.2-alpha/
Known Issues
This version is not compatible with the Second Life viewer at all due to the Auth server dependency, installing modrex will disable SL based logins. This is a known issue and will be fixed in the next release.
Final Note
This is a preview release and does not construe a final public version not something in search of widespread testing, we’re still actively working on this – a more polished final version is currently in progress which I will encourage widespread testing. This version is not feature-complete with realXtend 0.4 – if you want to use realXtend features in a production or semiproduction environment, I would recommend using the standard server software for the moment.
[...] Posted by Lordfly Digeridoo Adam, when’s all this going back into OpenSim proper? ModRex 0.2A now in SVN at Adam Frisby __________________ [...]
Beneath the Waves - SLUniverse Forums
6 Jan 09 at 6:56 pm
Well, I tried to download from svn, and when Gforge asked for the usuario identification, usin “anonimo” or the mine like Gforge user, doesn’t recognize them.
We are really interested to to test modrex in the servere than we are preapring vith realXtend. Any tip or another way to download the sources?.
Muchas gracias
Alberto
21 Jan 09 at 8:43 am
Try ‘anonymous’ should let you get it with that username and no password. Otherwise you could register an account on our GForge.
Adam Frisby
25 Jan 09 at 8:06 am
[...] taken so far, from ignoring the GPL to implementing RealExtend (even though it’s going to be integrated into Opensim anyways, making all those extensions useless and further degrading maintainability) into their customized [...]
Openlife kinda… sucks. | 3DGrind
18 Feb 09 at 3:12 am
you could say a picture is worth how many lines of code? would be a bit more then a thousand words huh..;)
gfxguru
4 Apr 09 at 12:42 pm