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  • Dr.GEEundefined Offline
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    since the latest update we (doctors) have been struggling to get our servers back online. I've noticed you've changed it to go through the bootstrapper. Could someone assist/setup a quick tutorial for how to get pluto T6 on a Ubuntu 18.04 machine?

    Many thanks in advance 🙂

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      #2

      i don't have time to really format this or anything, but i'll just paste a discord message i sent to someone. might fix it up after i get off work.

      make sure you are on kernel 4.18.20 or below. (much easier than fixing and compiling wine for newer kernels)

      next install wine. winehq.com probably has a tutorial if you need it.

      run piry.exe ( https://piry.plutonium.pw/piry.exe ) in the directory you want the game. (open terminal in folder, and run wine ./piry.exe)

      then download plutonium.exe (http://cdn.plutonium.pw/updater/plutonium.exe) and throw in the folder and run wine ./plutonium.exe -update-only

      then grab the files from https://github.com/xerxes-at/T6ServerConfigs

      place the .cfg files in your ./t6r/data/ folder and edit to your liking.

      place the .bat files in your game folder and edit to your liking (including grabbing a key from https://platform.plutonium.pw/serverkeys to put in the .bat)

      still in the folder in your terminal, run wineconsole <name-of-file>.bat and hopefully the server launches.

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