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<blockquote data-quote="ixian" data-source="post: 485239" data-attributes="member: 54932">Two things about 4TR:One, make sure you go on their forums and download the 1.1 binaries.Two, the good news for you (assuming you have a separate TV server PC) is, 99.9% of setting 4TR up is server side, and it doesn't interfere with MePo's TVE3 at all - it even uses a separate db. What this means is, you can install it, configure it, fool around as much as you want and the regular TVE3 server/client will continue to function as normal - you'll just need to restart TVE3's server process once, at the beginning.So you can mess with it at your leisure and then, when ready, install the client on your MePo client - which is as simple as installing any plugin, and there's only one option to configure for it - and you are good to go. Now, if you are doing Singleseat yeah you are going to have issues unless you have a way to remote desktop in without taking over the desktop.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ixian, post: 485239, member: 54932"] Two things about 4TR: One, make sure you go on their forums and download the 1.1 binaries. Two, the good news for you (assuming you have a separate TV server PC) is, 99.9% of setting 4TR up is server side, and it doesn't interfere with MePo's TVE3 at all - it even uses a separate db. What this means is, you can install it, configure it, fool around as much as you want and the regular TVE3 server/client will continue to function as normal - you'll just need to restart TVE3's server process once, at the beginning. So you can mess with it at your leisure and then, when ready, install the client on your MePo client - which is as simple as installing any plugin, and there's only one option to configure for it - and you are good to go. Now, if you are doing Singleseat yeah you are going to have issues unless you have a way to remote desktop in without taking over the desktop. [/QUOTE]

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