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Kabark
Criminal Empire
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Posted - 2013.05.19 23:08:00 -
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Ok so before I start getting flamed, its been about a year since I last got onto Singularity. Got a new computer and lost all my old files. Now I have to start from scratch to get back onto the test server. However there seems to be a plethra of new procedures, files, launchers, and a maze of program hopping just to get back to the test server. So my question is, could anyone walk me through the process of getting SiSi back up and running for me? Last I knew, all one had to do to get on SiSi was duplicate the original eve file in a new folder, create a shortcut and set the target to /server singularity (or the IP address), recieve test server update and good to go. That doen't seem to work  |
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CCP karkur
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C C P Alliance
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Posted - 2013.05.19 23:14:00 -
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Kabark wrote:Ok so before I start getting flamed, its been about a year since I last got onto Singularity. Got a new computer and lost all my old files. Now I have to start from scratch to get back onto the test server. However there seems to be a plethra of new procedures, files, launchers, and a maze of program hopping just to get back to the test server. So my question is, could anyone walk me through the process of getting SiSi back up and running for me? Last I knew, all one had to do to get on SiSi was duplicate the original eve file in a new folder, create a shortcut and set the target to /server singularity (or the IP address), recieve test server update and good to go. That doen't seem to work
I think you need to copy the whole EVE folder, and then do the magic with the shortcut (that's at least what I did the other day)
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CCP Habakuk
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C C P Alliance
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Posted - 2013.05.19 23:25:00 -
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Kabark wrote:... Last I knew, all one had to do to get on SiSi was duplicate the original eve file in a new folder, create a shortcut and set the target to /server singularity (or the IP address), recieve test server update and good to go. That doen't seem to work
This should still work, but make sure to not forget the colon in /server:Singularity. It might be needed to restart the launcher once, if no buttons are shown. More info can be found on this Evelopedia page.
Post again here with more details, if it still does not work.
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Kabark
Criminal Empire
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Posted - 2013.05.19 23:42:00 -
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Ah, that pesky colon! Seems that was the trick.  Feel a little dumb now... |
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