Opensim server setup

The next screen will ask you to select the folder in which to install OpenSim. You must choose a folder where OpenSim will be able to write to files e. Choose the folder and click the Next button to continue. It may take several minutes to install OpenSim. Once OpenSim has been installed. Afterwards, click the Finish button to close the Setup Wizard and complete the installation. Right-click to select the installer package and choose Open from the dropdown menu.

Choose OK when the security warning appears to launch the installer. Then follow the instructions that appear. OpenSimulator or just OpenSim is an open-source 3D virtual world simulation server platform.

It allows multiple users to custom-build a virtual environment, and to interact with each other in real-time, much like in Second Life. The virtual world simulated by OpenSim can be accessed by multi-platform viewer clients. This guide shows you how to set up a single node OpenSim server, and how to use OpenSim viewer client to access the virtual world simulated by the server. The following set-up has been tested on bit Ubuntu Hardware requirements for OpenSim server vary depending on the number of avatars and complexity of virtual worlds, but in general multi-core hardware is recommended.

Check OpenSim website for detailed hardware requirements. Streaming Audio and Video. Bullet and UbODE physics engines. Diva's Web-based Web Portal. Multiple Map types. Router, Firewall and Port Diagnostics. Built-In Help and Instructions. Gigabytes of free content included! Included Content Want to help? Click to upload Content. Security Security is important when you are letting people log onto your system via Opensim. Credits This work would not be possible without all the thousands of contributions of the Opensim community.

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