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Chocolatepie33: /* Cooperative etiquette */

2011-08-02T00:02:15Z

‎Cooperative etiquette

Ramon turner at 10:33, 30 June 2011

2011-06-30T10:33:18Z

Popinman32: /* Mac OSX */

2010-01-31T14:36:07Z

‎Mac OSX

Moon: /* Starting the server */ fix sp

2009-11-26T00:53:56Z

‎Starting the server: fix sp

Hirato: /* Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info) */

2008-06-30T08:16:45Z

‎Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info)

Mike: /* Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info) */

2008-06-29T17:49:52Z

‎Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info)

Mike: /* Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info) */

2008-06-22T03:27:47Z

‎Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info)

Mike at 03:26, 22 June 2008

2008-06-22T03:26:44Z

Mike at 04:23, 9 March 2008

2008-03-09T04:23:37Z

Mike at 04:23, 9 March 2008

2008-03-09T04:23:17Z

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	* Avoid getting upset, not that there's anything to throw a hissy fit at anyway, cept maybe for that cube that doesn't want to turn into a pentagon		* Avoid getting upset, not that there's anything to throw a hissy fit at anyway, cept maybe for that cube that doesn't want to turn into a pentagon
	* DO NOT use the very smallest cubes to do big edits (use G+scroll in editmode to adjust)		* DO NOT use the very smallest cubes to do big edits (use G+scroll in editmode to adjust)
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	* Avoid getting upset, not that there's anything to throw a hissy fit at anyway, cept maybe for that cube that doesn't want to turn into a pentagon		* Avoid getting upset, not that there's anything to throw a hissy fit at anyway, cept maybe for that cube that doesn't want to turn into a pentagon
	* DO NOT use the very smallest cubes to do big edits (use G+scroll in editmode to adjust)		* DO NOT use the very smallest cubes to do big edits (use G+scroll in editmode to adjust)
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	==Mac OSX==		==Mac OSX==
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		+	For some time now we have had no way to make a server on a '''Mac'''. Or so we had though..... To start a server on your handy macintosh computer begin by starting up Terminal.app, the next step could be difficult for a few of you. Go to your Sandbox.app. Right click it and select ''Show Package Contents''. Go to ''Contents>MacOS>sandbox''
		+	and drag the ''sandbox'' in the ''MacOS'' folder to the ''Terminal'' window. Your terminal window should now show the ''path'' to your sandbox.app source. ==Warning!== Do not put Sandbox.app on the terminal window or the server will '''NOT''' work! Also be sure not to delete the space on the end of the ''path''. '''Next''' go to your server.bat file in the sandbox folder and open it in your favorite text editor(Not Word or even Text Edit! I would recommend Text-Wrangler it's free and very easy to use). Now adjust the server settings to your likings and copy everything past the "bin\sandbox.exe " including the space in the No-Copy part. So what you copyed part should like is somthing like "-d -c4 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5" with any adjustments you made. Paste what you just copyed in the terminal window. Be sure you do not have your ''path'' touching your ''server settings'' Here is what mine looked like:
		+	"/Applications/sandbox/sandbox.app/Contents/MacOS/sandbox -d -c4 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5" then hit enter when you have the ''path'' and the ''server settings'' in the window. The server should now be started. You may now connect to your server at 127.0.0.1 using the /connect command. Enjoy your server! =D
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		+	--[[User:Popinman32\|Popinman32]] 14:36, 31 January 2010 (UTC)

	==Windows==		==Windows==

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 There are many arguments that can be passed to the client. The list is a brief overview of them
-# -c sets the maximum amount of pople you'll allow to connect
+# -c sets the maximum amount of poeple you'll allow to connect
 # -i Sets the IP used for the server
 # -m sets the masterserver
 # -n sets the servername, as it'll appear in guiservers
-# -o sets wheter mastermode 2 and 3 can eb activated or not
+# -o sets whether mastermode 2 and 3 can be activated or not
 # -p Sets a password for he who wants to take admin
 # -u set the upstream bandwidth

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	Click server.bat in your Sandbox folder. That is the server. Then load up Sandbox. You can connect to your own server by typing /connect localhost in the console, which you access by hitting the ` key above tab. Your friends will have to type /connect YOURIP (for example /connect 255.255.255.255) in their versions of Sandbox. To put the server into coopedit mode you'll have to load a map like this /coop house or /coop village for example. To quickly find your ip you can go to sites like this [http://whatismyip.com/]. If you have a router you might need to forward 28785 and 28786 UDP.		Click server.bat in your Sandbox folder. That is the server. Then load up Sandbox. You can connect to your own server by typing /connect localhost in the console, which you access by hitting the ` key above tab. Your friends will have to type /connect YOURIP (for example /connect 255.255.255.255) in their versions of Sandbox. To put the server into coopedit mode you'll have to load a map like this /coop house or /coop village for example. To quickly find your ip you can go to sites like this [http://whatismyip.com/]. If you have a router you might need to forward 28785 and 28786 UDP.
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		+	NOTE: you can use /lanconnect to connect to a local server on your LAN. you can use the server browser as well, as it defaults to scanning your LAN for servers. If the server is external, see the above, or look further below for more detail.

	=Starting the server=		=Starting the server=

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 == Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info) ==
-Click server.bat in your Sandbox folder. That is the server. Then load up Sandbox. You can connect to your own server by typing /connect localhost in the console, which you access by hitting the ` key above tab. Your friends will have to type /connect YOURIP (for example /connect 255.255.255.255) in their versions of Sandbox. To put the server into coopedit mode you'll have to load a map like this /coop house or /coop village for example. To quickly find your ip you can go to sites like this [http://whatismyip.com/].
+Click server.bat in your Sandbox folder. That is the server. Then load up Sandbox. You can connect to your own server by typing /connect localhost in the console, which you access by hitting the ` key above tab. Your friends will have to type /connect YOURIP (for example /connect 255.255.255.255) in their versions of Sandbox. To put the server into coopedit mode you'll have to load a map like this /coop house or /coop village for example. To quickly find your ip you can go to sites like this [http://whatismyip.com/].  If you have a router you might need to forward 28785 and 28786 UDP.
 =Starting the server=

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	* You prefer to help create interesting work and help out instead of destroying other people's work. There is no undo in Coop edit so edit responsibly.		* You prefer to help create interesting work and help out instead of destroying other people's work. There is no undo in Coop edit so edit responsibly.

		+	== Quick Windows Guide (see below for more extensive info) ==

		+	Click server.bat in your Sandbox folder. That is the server. Then load up Sandbox. You can connect to your own server by typing /connect localhost in the console. Your friends will have to type /connect YOURIP (for example /connect 255.255.255.255) in their versions of Sandbox. To put the server into coopedit mode you'll have to load a map like this /coop house or /coop village for example. To quickly find your ip you can go to sites like this [http://whatismyip.com/].

	=Starting the server=		=Starting the server=

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 This is a guide that requires some knowledge of networks.  Please make sure you meet the following criteria before engaging in a coop edit:
-* You know where the program was installed
+* You know where the program was installed.
 * You prefer to help create interesting work and help out instead of destroying other people's work.  There is no undo in Coop edit so edit responsibly.