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The client starts up with a separate launcher application that is responsible to keep the client file and its dependancies updated. Besides that it also sets the JVM parameters for the client.
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Exilent starts up with a separate application called the launcher.
  
https://i.imgur.com/PZT9zLB.png
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The launcher is responsible for keeping the client file and its dependencies up to date and setting the JVM parameters.
  
== Log ==
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https://i.imgur.com/mFCFnaR.png
The [[logs]] of the current client session is visible here.
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https://i.imgur.com/30xg4ax.png
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== View Log==
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The log of the current client session is visible here.
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{{See also|Logging}}
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== Settings==
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* JVM parameters (do not touch them unless needed)
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** '''Max heap size''': max memory used by the client
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** '''Garbage collector''': mechanism for memory management
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** '''DirectDraw''': controls hardware acceleration of rendering the GUI
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** '''VM args''': extra JVM params can be passed here
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** '''Program args''': extra program params can be passed here
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* Client
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** '''Default world''': world used to launch the client
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* '''Reset client settings''': sets all Exilent settings to default

Latest revision as of 08:03, 6 July 2021

Exilent starts up with a separate application called the launcher.

The launcher is responsible for keeping the client file and its dependencies up to date and setting the JVM parameters.

mFCFnaR.png

30xg4ax.png

View Log

The log of the current client session is visible here.

See also: Logging

Settings

  • JVM parameters (do not touch them unless needed)
    • Max heap size: max memory used by the client
    • Garbage collector: mechanism for memory management
    • DirectDraw: controls hardware acceleration of rendering the GUI
    • VM args: extra JVM params can be passed here
    • Program args: extra program params can be passed here
  • Client
    • Default world: world used to launch the client
  • Reset client settings: sets all Exilent settings to default