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Migration
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- 7Different problems and their solutions
What is Ryzom Installer?
'Ryzom Installer' is a new tool to handle the migration from 2.1 to 3.0. It has been created because 2.1 client doesn't support all platforms (it only supports Windows 32 bits) and it is installed in a 'wrong' location (a MMORPG shouldn't be installed in C:Program Files because this directory is not writable by a normal user and requires Administrator permissions).
It’s called 'Installer' because it can be used to install Ryzom from scratch and download required data.
How does Ryzom Installer works?
The first time a player on version 2.1 client launches the game, it’s the Installer that launches instead of client. It detects it must migrate current data and copies them to a new location (where user can write). After the migration, it displays a simple dialog with the choice of a 'profile' (a default one is created during migration) and allows to click on Play or Configure.
Once everything is done, the player is able to launch Ryzom as usual clicking on an icon or using the Installer.
- Q: How much time the migration takes?
- A: Only the time needed to copy the files.
- Q: Some are still having an older client than 2.1, like 2.0 on Mac or even older ones. Are any of these supported here as well?
- A: It patches only Windows client because no other client is using official patch system. Windows 2.0 clients patch to 3.0 using Installer. If patch is working, it patches, even with 1.x clients. It won't change anything. For Linux and OS X players, they’ll have to download the Installer. In all cases, all players who are using beta clients are migrating automatically, without the need of the Installer.
Configuration file used or created by Ryzom Installer
Each user choice is saved in a configuration file named ryzom_installer.ini. You can open https://bitbucket.org/ryzom/ryzomcore/src/05465687c514be172eadb4d39d670714219d4558/code/ryzom/tools/client/ryzom_installer/res/ryzom_installer.ini?at=compatibility-develop&fileviewer=file-view-default with your browser to see its default content. This file is integrated into Ryzom Installer binary and is copied in C:Users<your name>AppDataLocalRyzom even if you chose a different location during migration.
After the default profile is created (at the end of the migration), its content should be like that :
- [product] section contains details on Ryzom that will be used in 'App/Remove programs' and other locations.
- [server_X] sections include files required by a server, files to copy, space required, etc... :) for the moment, only ryzom_live (= Atys) is supported.
- [profiles] are saved in different sections [profile_X] with a number.
- Q: In edit profile window we still can put in login details in arguments to automatically log in? same like in a shortcut?
- A: Indeed. And it'll update shortcuts if they are checked. if you have several accounts, it'll be useful. You can even choose another client and it'll display its version. It can be useful if you want to use a DEV client for example.
- Ryzom Installer allows to edit this file easily, but that's always good to understand where are stored users data and their content:
- Patched files (client, data, etc...) are located in the directory you chose during migration or, by default, C:Users<your name>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live (where ryzom_live is the ID of the server).
- Users files (client.cfg, client.log, user, save, screenshots, music, etc...) are located in C:Users<your name>AppDataRoamingRyzom<profile id>
- Ryzom Installer allows to edit this file easily, but that's always good to understand where are stored users data and their content:
- Q:Can we choose to install them elsewhere?
- A:Yes. We can put where we want the client data. The location that can be changed is the one to C:Users<your name>AppDataLocalRyzom, C:Users<your name>AppDataRoamingRyzom<profile id> can't be changed. Perhaps later... Under Windows, “Local“ is big data specific to current machine, “Roaming” is user data that must be copied on each machine user is connected (it makes sense in the case on a Windows network using a domain).
- Q: What is the goal of this structure?
- A: Being able to have several data files for each server (Atys, Yubo, Kaghanat, Tempest in the Aether, etc) and several clients/accounts. So if you have 4 accounts on Atys, you'll have one server (ryzom_live) and 4 profiles (0, 1, 2, 3) with different client.cfg and distinct user files. And you'll be able to play simultaneously without having 4 copies of whole data. The locations of files and ryzom_installer.ini will be different on each platform.
- Q: Why isn't it stored in the same directory the game is?
- A: Because we need to centralize the configuration file else Ryzom Installer won't find it if we launch it from elsewhere.
- Q: How can I find the folder where my screenshots, client.fg or client.log are located?
- A: C:Users<your name>AppDataRoamingRyzom<profile id> where 'AppData' is usually a hidden folder. There are at least 3 ways to open the folder and to go ahead to your location:
- Open the Ryzom Installer, go to Settings -> Profile, choose your Profile on the left, click on 'Open' next to 'Directory' on the right side.
- Go to Windows Explorer and type in the address bar %AppData% and press enter.
- Go to Windows Explorer, open your C: drive, click on 'Organize', select 'Folder and Search' option, Select 'View' tab in the new window. Under 'Files and Folders' -> 'Hidden files and folders', select the option to 'Show hidden files, folders and drives'. Click on 'OK' and from now on you always can find and open AppData directory.
- For Windows XP the location is: C:Documents and SettingsyournameApplication DataRyzom0
Advices
- Never uncompress the downloaded 7z files manually.
- Both ryzom_live_data.7z and ryzom_live_client_win32.7z (or ryzom_live_client_win64.7z) must be let untouched.
- Never launch ryzom_client_patcher.exe yourself.
Linux version of Ryzom Installer
Linux version of Ryzom Installer is available on http://ryzom.com (just click on Linux logo to download it).
You get a ryzom_installer_linux.tar.bz2 to uncompress, it'll create a ryzom_installer_linux directory with 32 and 64 bits versions of Installer and a ryzom_installer_linux.sh script that'll launch the right Installer depending on your platform.
Choose where you want to install Ryzom data and client (by default in ~/.local/share/Ryzom), wait until it downloaded and uncompress all files.
If you want to use your interfaces, configurations, etc... you just need to copy them to ~/.local/share/Ryzom/0
If you have error 307 or error 0 message, just download :
You should have 'Ryzom Installer' and 'Ryzom (Atys)' entries in your applications menu.
If Ryzom doesn't want to start, you may need to install OpenAL on your distribution (you can check that by trying to launch it using command-line).
To start Ryzom (and use your first profile) from command-line, you can use : ~/.local/share/Ryzom/ryzom_live/ryzom_client -p 0
How to remove the installer and files?
Go in 'Add/Remove programs, it should launch Installer in Uninstaller mode and allow to check components you want to uninstall.
If something went wrong, you may need to check these locations :
- Under Windows XP :
- C:Documents and Settings<user name>Local SettingsApplication DataRyzom
- C:Documents and Settings<user name>Application DataRyzom
- Under Windows Vista and up :
- C:Users<user name>AppDataLocalRyzom
- C:Users<user name>AppDataRoamingRyzom
Different problems and their solutions
What to check and to ask when a player has a problem
- a screenshot of the error
- what is their platform : Windows, Linux, OS X, 32 or 64 bits
- screenshot of C:Program Files (x86)Ryzom
- screenshot of C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom
- screenshot of C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live
- (screenshot of another directory if they didn’t install Ryzom Installer in default directories)
- copy-paste of C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_installer.ini
- copy-paste of C:Users<login>AppDataRoamingRyzom0client.log
- copy-paste of C:Users<login>AppDataRoamingRyzom0client.cfg
- screenshot of C:Users<login>AppDataRoamingRyzom0user content
- (if they used a profile different of 0, replace the 0 by the right profile ID before)
Ryzom Installer can't run and displays an error message box
Ryzom Installer, after installing it, is using 32 bits DLLs in C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom and Ryzom Installer from C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live should be in 64 bits if you chose a 64 bits client. After a patch, client is copying Ryzom Installer from C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live to C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom and then DLLs in C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom could be incompatible with the copied Ryzom Installer :( The temporary fix is to copy both msvcp100.dll, msvcr100.dll and ryzom_installer_qt_r.exe from C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live to C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom. This will be fixed in next patch.
Ryzom Installer seems blocked/stalled
If Ryzom Installer seems blocked/stalled, it can be because there was a previously version of Ryzom Installer that wasn’t properly uninstalled or if player moved directories and configuration file became invalid. In this case, it’s possible to uninstall it completely by removing whole content of C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom and C:Users<login>AppDataRoamingRyzom but please be sure that player hasn’t files he would like to keep before doing that. In that case, always make a backup.
Not enough disk space
If players have not enough disk space, it should notify them and they'll have to chose another location.
Error 6
It means than the downloaded 7z file was incomplete and Ryzom Installer couldn't uncompress it. The best fix is to find the file in C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom and to change its extension from .7z to .7z.part (just adding a .part). If you restart Ryzom Installer, it should try to resume the file. If it takes too long, you can download it manually (see error 307) and move it to C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom.
Error 126 on a ATI/AMD card
If a player with an ATI/AMD card has an error 126 when launching Ryzom or Configuration (it should only display the splash screen and then the error in a dialog), you need to go to C:WindowsSystem32 and copy atio6axx.dll to atiogl64.dll After this change, Ryzom should launch :)
Error 307 & Error 0 & 'File is larger than expected'
It’s a problem with Sourceforge.
First you need to close Ryzom Installer.
To fix that you can manually download the required files :
- Data : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_data.7z/download
- Windows 64 bits client : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_client_win64.7z/download
- Windows 32 bits client : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_client_win32.7z/download
- Linux 64 bits client : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_client_linux64.7z/download
- Linux 32 bits client : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_client_linux32.7z/download
- OS X client : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ryzom/files/installer/ryzom_live_client_osx.7z/download
Data are always required and you need to download the right client.
Then you move all these 7z files in :
- Windows : C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom
- Linux : HOME/.local/share/Ryzom
- OS X: HOME/Library/Application Support/Ryzom
And relaunch Ryzom Installer, it should detect files and uncompress them.
Direct3D driver / OpenGL
If player used a Direct3D driver with 2.1 client and since client.cfg will be copied, it’ll continue to use D3D. Now that OpenGL is recommended driver for all cards, players could need to switch to it manually clicking on Configure button in Ryzom Installer and select OpenGL (or Auto) instead of Direct3D. If not, he could have texture issues.
White or black textures
The default quality has been improved in v3 clients. By the way, v3 clients use 128 Mo of video memory against 32 Mo for v2's ones.
The textures are sent to the graphic card's memory. If you see them in white or black, it's probably because your graphic card has not got enough memory to stock them.Moreover, if your graphic card does not support the compressed textures, Ryzom detects it and unzips them before to send them.
So in case of white or black graphic issue, please reduce the graphic qualities in Configuration and deactive FXAA (lower graphic quality and no effects), it should help to fix the problem.If it does not work, try to switch from OpenGL to Direct3D. It could fix the texture issue... but you'll see the trees moving, trunk included (know bug: https://bitbucket.org/ryzom/ryzomcore/issues/160/wind-tree-vp-not-working-correcly-under ).
point_except_handler4_common could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll
Error is The procedure entry point_except_handler4_common could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll, to fix it you need to :
- Browse to C:WindowsSystem32 folder and find file dwmapi.dll
- Rename this file from dwmapi.dll to dwmapi.dll_old
Player can't start client because of a wrong DLL
- Edit C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_installer.ini, remove the directory after source_directory= to be sure, it won't copy again from old client
- Remove completely all DLLs and EXEs in C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzomryzom_live
- Download the right client on SourceForge (see Error 307)
- Put it to C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom (don't uncompress it!)
- Restart Ryzom Installer
- It should uncompress the new client and you should be able to patch and play after that
Error missing DLL
- If you get by start of Installer the Error Box with msvcp120.dll or msvcr120.dll are missing pleas download and install the 'Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013'
- Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013 : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784
Case of manually move of 'ryzom_live' folder
If player manually moves 'ryzom_live' folder or another one, Ryzom Installer won't detect it and player will have to edit his ryzom_installer.ini
German players with an English Windows environment
If German player has an English Windows environment than Ryzom will start in English too, even when the user has chosen a German installation (this only chose the language for the installation process, not the language for the game itself)
Location of default files under all platforms
- Windows Vista and up :
- C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom
- C:Users<login>AppDataRoamingRyzom
- Windows XP :
- C:Documents and Settings<login>Local SettingsApplication DataRyzom
- C:Documents and Settings<login>Application DataRyzom
- Linux :
- HOME/.local/share/Ryzom (both profiles (0, 1, 2, etc…) and servers (ryzom_live, ryzom_dev, etc…) are in the same directory)
- OS X :
- HOME/Library/Application Support/Ryzom (both profiles (0, 1, 2, etc…) and servers (ryzom_live, ryzom_dev, etc…) are in the same directory)
- HOME/Library/Containers/com.winchgate.Ryzom/Data/Library/Application Support/Ryzom for AppStore version
What to do if I do not find a solution to my problem in this list?
Please come on #ryzom on IRC Freenode (direct link: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ryzom and someone will help you in direct!
No sound when using OpenAL driver
Be sure to have installed https://www.openal.org/downloads/oalinst.zip (under Windows) or OpenAL package for your distribution (libopenal1 under Debian-based ones). OpenAL is always installed under OS X.
Unable to install OS X version of Ryzom Installer
- Open System Preferences
- Open the Security & Privacy pane
- Select the General tab
- Click on Open anyway next to Ryzom Installer and it'll open Ryzom Installer package
If there are any bug with Ryzom Installer
In all cases, if you found a bug with Ryzom Installer, you can download and install latest versions from http://ryzom.com and try it. They'll be updated regularly.
My download is very slow
You can close Ryzom Installer, Sourceforge should redirect to a best mirror and your download will resume.
Crash after teleporting
It could be related to XAudio2 driver under Windows. You can switch to FMod driver and check if it's better, to do that simply add to your client.cfg :
Ryzom Installer is always copying old data
You should need to uninstall Ryzom Installer and reinstall it or edit ryzom_installer.ini and remove directory on line source_directory=
No OpenGL driver for ATI Radeon HD 4500 series
Download legacy drivers on : http://support.amd.com/fr-fr/download/desktop/legacy?product=legacy2&os=Windows%207%20-%2064
If this case occurs, you should see in client.log :
Crash before character selection and after login
If player has nel_report_*.log with content :
And last lines in client.log :
Then player system don't succeed to load FMod driver :( I suggest to switch back to XAudio2 driver by adding to their client.cfg :
Player launched Ryzom, don't see any window on the screen but the icon is present in task bar
Coordinates of Ryzom window are outside the screen, to fix that :
- launch Ryzom Configuration by clicking on Configure
- in Display section you can check values for Position X and Position Y and correct them
- click on Apply
Player receives 'Empty answer from server (error code 62)'
If this error message occurs, it means that Ryzom didn't receive any response from server. In most of cases, it's related to a connection problem. If you have an anti-virus and/or a firewall you could try to disable them (at least to check if it works).
You can also try to display URL : http://shard.ryzom.com:40916/login/r2_login.php?cmd=ask
If it displays an error message or a blank page, you found the problem (that's your connection), if it displays the correct message : 0:Invalid account: (2001) (in askSalt) it's something else.
Client crashed with Access Violation exception generated at 0xXXXX, thread attempts to read at 0xXXXXX
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It's a standard crash, you need to gather more details depending on the moment where it crashed.
- If before displaying login screen : corrupted data, bad 3D driver, etc...
- If after login screen but before character selection : bad sound driver, corrupted data, etc...
- If after character selection/creation : FXAA (you need to disable 3D effects), corrupted data, etc...
Unable to install Ryzom Installer under OS X
With old OS X versions, you can get an error message when installing Ryzom Installer, to workaround that you can directly download a ZIP file containing Ryzom Installer on:http://devl1.ryzom.com/RyzomInstaller.zip
Error codes from Ryzom Installer
These errors are from Qt, you can find them on : http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractsocket.html#SocketError-enum
Installation of server test Yubo (v3)
WARNING: you can only access Yubo shard if you have got a specific account with yubo access.
To add Yubo with Ryzom Installer, just follow these steps :
-close Ryzom Installer if it is launched
-show your hidden folders
-WINDOWS: go to C:Users<login>AppDataLocalRyzom - or type %appdata% in explorers' addressbar and go back one time to find local folder
Ryzom Download For Mac
-MAC: go to ~/Library/Application Support/Ryzom
-LINUX: go to ~/.local/share/Ryzom under Linux or the other folder where you installed Ryzom
-copy ryzom_live folder to ryzom_dev
-open ryzom_installer.ini with a text editor (Wordpad, notepad++, gedit, etc...)
- delete all parts beginning by [servers] and [server_0] and put :
- save the file
- WINDOWS: launch Ryzom Installer in Ryzom's main folder
- MAC: launch Ryzom Installer in /Applications
- LINUX: launch Ryzom Installer in Applications menus
- create new profiles in Settings -> Profiles, you should have Atys and Yubo as server choice now :)
- click on 'Open' button to open profile folder
- open client.cfg with a text editor (Wordpad, notepad++, gedit, etc...
- add the line at the end (if not already done) : Application = {'ryzom_dev', './client_ryzom_r.exe', './'};
- save client.cfg
- return back to Ryzom Installer window
- click on OK
- select your profile and click on Play, it should patch