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@@ -63,16 +63,16 @@ newserv supports several versions of PSO. Specifically:
*Notes:*
1. *DC support has only been tested with the US versions of PSO DC. Other versions probably don't work, but will be easy to add. Please submit a GitHub issue if you have a non-US DC version, and can provide a log from a connection attempt.*
2. *This version only supports the modem adapter, which Dolphin does not currently emulate, so it's difficult to test.*
3. *Episode 3 players can download quests, join lobbies, create and join games, trade cards, and participate in card auctions. CARD battles are also implemented but are not well-tested. Spectator teams and tournaments are not implemented.*
3. *Episode 3 players can download quests, join lobbies, create and join games, trade cards, and participate in card auctions. CARD battles are implemented but are not well-tested. Spectator teams are partially implemented, but are entirely untested. Tournaments are not implemented.*
4. *newserv's implementation of PSOX is based on disassembly of the client executable; it has never been tested with a real client and most likely doesn't work.*
5. *Some basic features are not implemented in Blue Burst games, so the games are not very playable. A lot of work has to be done to get BB games to a playable state.*
6. *Support for PSO Dreamcast Trial Edition is very incomplete and probably never will be complete. This is really just exploring a curiosity that sheds some light on early network engineering done by Sega, not an actual attempt at supporting this version of the game.*
## Usage
Currently newserv should build on macOS and Ubuntu. It will likely work on other Linux flavors too. It should work on Windows as well, but I haven't tested it - the build process could be very manual. Cygwin is likely the easiest Windows environment in which to build newserv.
Currently newserv should build on macOS and Ubuntu. It will likely work on other Linux flavors too. It should work on Windows as well, but I haven't tested it recently - the build process could be very manual. Cygwin is likely the easiest Windows environment in which to build newserv.
There is a probably-not-too-old macOS ARM64 release on the newserv GitHub repository. You may need to install libevent manually even if you use this release (run `brew install libevent`).
There is a fairly recent macOS ARM64 release on the newserv GitHub repository. You may need to install libevent manually even if you use this release (run `brew install libevent`).
If you're using an older AMD64 Mac, you're running Linux, or you just want to build newserv yourself, here's what you do:
1. Make sure you have CMake and libevent installed. (`brew install cmake libevent` on macOS, `sudo apt-get install cmake libevent-dev` on most Linuxes)