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[Alzekiah]

I have runUO & CUODesktop both extracted (not sure where CUOD goes, but it's at C:CUOD) the lamers thread tells me to run runuo, then minimize it, I'm confused when the thread reaches # 9, seeing as how I can't find "my servers" of the following...


6. Double Click on RunUO.exe
7. Minimize the RunUO application.
8. Load UO Gateway ( Start->Programs->UO Gateway->UOGateway ).
9. Go to the My Servers Box.
10. Create a custom server entry by clicking New Local Server tab.
11. Set the info as you desire, but make the IP 127.0.0.1 and non-crypt
12. Click Save Settings.
13. Click your newly created entry to launch it.


So how do I create a custom server with CUOD?

[Hammerhand]

Originally Posted by Alzekiah

I have runUO & CUODesktop both extracted (not sure where CUOD goes, but it's at C:CUOD) the lamers thread tells me to run runuo, then minimize it, I'm confused when the thread reaches # 9, seeing as how I can't find "my servers" of the following...


6. Double Click on RunUO.exe
7. Minimize the RunUO application.
8. Load UO Gateway ( Start->Programs->UO Gateway->UOGateway ).
9. Go to the My Servers Box.
10. Create a custom server entry by clicking New Local Server tab.
11. Set the info as you desire, but make the IP 127.0.0.1 and non-crypt
12. Click Save Settings.
13. Click your newly created entry to launch it.


So how do I create a custom server with CUOD?

Load CUOD then click Files/Add Local. Add in your server name, host address (either your IP address or 127.0.0.1), port # (usually 2593) & check the Patch Client Encryption box. Then it should be added to favorites. Once you have the server running, just load CUOD, go to favorites & click on Play for your server. You should then be able to login to your server & create your account. After that, its up to you. By the way, the My Servers box was for just for UOGateway. For other servers (if you cant find them in the serverlist), you just do that same thing until CUOD's systems are back in full working order.