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This is an old revision of TestbedServer made by AdminSkyld on 2009-01-16 01:03:25.
 
The Testbed Server provides anyone with a non-trial Graal account and the desire to learn to script with the ability to get an RC on a server without having to pay for a private playerworld. This means that you are free to exploit the new GScript scripting language, as opposed to the old one provided by the now-aged level editor. This document aims to explain how to get started on the Testbed Server.

Registration

You will need to apply for access so that your RC can be added.

In order to use the Testbed Server, you will need to use RC, or "Remote Control". There are two flavours of this available: the external RC (available on Windows and Linux), and the in-game Scripted RC (available on Windows, Linux and Mac). This allows you to upload scripts to the NPC-Server so you can develop and test them on a real game server.

If you have Graal installed, you already have everything you need to get started using the Scripted RC. However, many players prefer the external RC because it means that you do not have to be logged into the Graal game client to get started. To download the external RC, open the Graal client and before logging into a server, click Start and then Install Packages. Select the Remote Control package that is suitable for you and install it. The RemoteControl2.exe program will go into your Graal folder. To use Scripted RC, simply log into the game server using the normal Graal client and press the F6 button.

To apply for RC access on the Testbed Server, contact Tigairius by sending an email to [email protected] or messaging Tigairius on AIM.

Getting Started

Once you've been set up on the server, you can log into RC. If you chose to use "Graphical mode" or the Scripted RC, you will see a greenish looking window with the GraalOnline logo, and various buttons surrounding it. The ones you are most likely going to be interested in are the ones at the bottom right of the panel for scripting purposes. If you chose to not use "Graphical mode", you will see a very minimalist grey window instead with menus.

Logging into the external RC will also place a small icon next to your computer's clock in the system tray. You can bring your RC window back or log out of the RC by clicking this. Note that just clicking the "X" button on the RC window does not log you out; you must log out using the tray icon.

A quick breakdown of the various features of Remote Control:

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