FOSS gamedev and creative worlds

We use MTSatellite 0.8 for half a month with a MT 0.4.14 server without any problems.

Currently we have an Go 1.7 beta compiled version installed which gives a performance
boost over the 1.6.2 compiled version up to 15% on our AMD64 system.

As the new Go compiler chain is still experimental use it with care. I've updated the
compile instructions [1].

[1] https://bitbucket.org/s_l_teichmann/mts ... COMPILE.md

When trying to run mtredisalize I get
no matter what world I try with. But I'm noobish.

@temex

Looks like you have configure a LevelDB as backend but you path points to a SQLite database.

If you want mtredisalize to use a SQLite backend you have to use '-driver=sqlite' as an option.

s-l-teichmann wrote:If you want mtredisalize to use a SQLite backend you have to use '-driver=sqlite' as an option.

Oh okay, I'll try that! Thank you. Is it not recommended, since it's not in the instructions?

@texmex You can use it.

It is not 'recommended' in the way as we don't use SQLite as our productive backend. So
the SQLite code path is not tested in production as good as the the LevelDB path.

But for small/medium sized worlds with not too many users/viewers it is fast enough because
there are some optimizations inside mtsatellite to ensure this. If I do some feature development
I often use the SQLite backend first because of its straight out of the box setup. So I am pretty
sure that all works as expected. ;-)

Thank you for explaining. My servers are small and private, so SQLite should suffice.