Difference between revisions of "Launcher"

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== View Log==
 
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== Settings==
 
== Settings==
* JVM parameters
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* JVM parameters (do not touch them unless needed)
 
** '''Max heap size''': max memory used by the client  
 
** '''Max heap size''': max memory used by the client  
 
** '''Garbage collector''': mechanism for memory management
 
** '''Garbage collector''': mechanism for memory management
 
** '''DirectDraw''': controls hardware acceleration of rendering the GUI
 
** '''DirectDraw''': controls hardware acceleration of rendering the GUI
** '''VM args''': extra JVM pars can be passed here
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** '''VM args''': extra JVM params can be passed here
 
** '''Program args''': extra program params can be passed here
 
** '''Program args''': extra program params can be passed here
 
* Client
 
* Client
** '''Default world''': world used to launch the client, change it in case the world goes offline
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** '''Default world''': world used to launch the client
* Reset client settings: sets all Exilent settings to default
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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.

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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