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docs/getting_started/quickstart.rst
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.. hint::
*All settings are located under: `View3D -> Sidebar -> Multiuser panel`*
*All session related settings are located under: `View3D -> Sidebar -> Multiuser panel`*
The multi-user is based on a session management system. Under the
In this this guide you will learn how to master the collaborative session system in three part:
The multi-user is based on a session management system.
In this this guide you will quickly learn how to use the collaborative session system in three part:
- :ref:`how-to-host`
- :ref:`how-to-join`
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How to host a session
=====================
TODO: Speak about local/DEDICATED HERE
The multi-user add-on rely on a Client-Server architecture.
The server is the heart of the collaborative session,
it will allow each users to communicate with each others.
In simple terms, *Hosting a session* means *run a local server and connect the local client to it*.
When I said **local server** I mean accessible from the LAN (Local Area Network).
However sometime you will need to host a session over the internet,
in this case I strongly recommand you to read the
.. _user-info:
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--------------------
When the hosting process will start, the multi-user addon will lauch a local server instance.
The **Host panel**(see image below) allow you to configure this server according to:
The **Host panel** (see image below) allow you to configure this server according to:
* **Port**: Port on wich the server is listening
* **Start from**: The session initialisation method
* **Port**: Port on wich the server is listening.
* **Start from**: The session initialisation method.
* **current scenes**: Start with the current blendfile datas.
* **an empty scene**: Clear a data and start over.
* **current scenes**: start with the current blendfile datas
* **an empty scene**: clear a data and start over
.. danger::
By starting from an empty, all of the blend data will be removed !
Ensure to save your existing work before launching the session.
* **Admin password**: The session administration password
* **Admin password**: The session administration password.
.. figure:: img/quickstart_host.png
:align: center
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Once everything is setup you can hit the **HOST** button to launch the session !
It will start the server and connect to it in few steps.
It will do two things:
* Start a local server
* Connect you to it
.. _how-to-join:
How to join a session
=====================
:ref:`internet-guide`
This section describe how join a launched session.
Before starting make sure that you have access to the session ip and port.
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2. Network setup
----------------
The **join pannel** (see image below) will allow the tool to know **where** to connect with what **status**.
Let's fill those field with your information:
The **join pannel** (see image below) will configure the client to join a collaborative session.
Fill those field with your information:
- **IP**: the host ip
- **Port**: the host port
- **Connect as admin**: connect you with admin [#f1]_ right to the session
- **Connect as admin**: connect you with admin right to the session
.. figure:: img/quickstart_join.png
:align: center
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Connection pannel
Additionnal configuration setting can be found in the :ref:`advanced` section.
**Port configuration:**
For now, a session use 4 ports to run.
.. [#f1] Text of the first footnote.
.. note::
**Session administrator** can manage users (kick) and have a write access on each datablock. He could also init a dedicated server repository(TODO: See dedicated server section).
.. _how-to-manage:

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.. _internet-guide:
===================
Hosting on internet
===================