Atom Project: The hybrid server

[George2000]

I think you can actually have R63 content within in shockwave.

Everything's possible, Zakkie.

 

[Zak©]

Everything's possible, Zakkie.

Yeah i know me just jumping to the moon is possible too lol.

Nah, i meant with Atom Project.

 

[lab-hotel]

@Zak

@wy479
I don't have .that. interest on Habbo flash versions.

@Xavi
Oh, I hope not.

Updates

RetroRails
A very unfinished page is available on

You must be registered to see links

to activate app licenses.

Atom
Atom Alpha keys are being delivered! but download isn't available yet. In the next minutes, I'll be sending a pack of Atom Alpha keys, keep checking your e-mail to see if you have received. If you didn't receive, wait for the next pack of keys, as users that are following the project since the first days have more chances to receive.
I'll be sending a pack of keys in a timespan (don't know how much time yet).

If you haven't received a key, try one of these: (the first one will get it)
WO4SN-SVT6V-NVJ36-EDXG7-WVL0B
MS3P1-XJ2R2-K2XSK-TH3R2-W7K1O
NBXIR-J8JQ5-4S7UG-KYO0V-9CJR1

How to create an account on RetroRails
1. Go to

You must be registered to see links

2. Click on the Account menu
3. Click on Register
4. Fill in all the fields of that giant, ugly form and hit the button.
5. If all is good, you'll be logged in.

How to activate apps
1. Log in.
2. Click on "My apps" on that grey menu that appeared out of nowhere, on the screen top-right
3. Hit the "Activate app" blue button.
4. Paste your key in the input and hit the button
5. If the key is valid, the window will close and you'll have some data on the Subscriptions and Apps lists.

 

[James]

Activated my key =]

 

[Xavi.]

Oh my,

Lab, would I be able to get a license key?
I've been following Atom for a long amount of time, but when i registered on the site, I only put my email in the box on the homepage, not fully registering. And all the provided keys are used up. If so please PM me

Thanks, Eagerly awaiting this.

 

[lab-hotel]

Updates

Retro Rails
App pages are now available and developers can now easily edit it, adding widgets and with a WYSIWYG editor, just like Habbo Homes.

You must be registered to see links

Developers can edit their apps pages going to the My Apps page, clicking the app name and clicking the Edit button.


@Xavi
Another pack of keys will be delivered today.

 

[DarkLeoH]

Error
"This license code was already used."

 

[George2000]

Hopefully I will get my license, yes I inserted my email so let's hope

 

[T09]

Hopefully I will get my license, yes I inserted my email so let's hope

I hope it to as I was one of the first

 

[Xavi.]

Successfully activated my "Atom Alpha Release Bundle" License Key

 

[T09]

Successfully activated my "Atom Alpha Release Bundle" License Key

Aah man, didn't get one

 

[Xavi.]

if you registered recently, you would probably get one, but it would take time, he said they are being distributed to older users first

 

[T09]

if you registered recently, you would probably get one, but it would take time, he said they are being distributed to older users first

I registered 30 minutes after the form was active

 

[Xavi.]

Which was when? And by register do you mean clicking the Account drop-down menu or inputting your email on the "Are you a user?" box

 

[=dj.matias=]

I've registered to Retro Rails yesterday, but i have not received license code

 

[T09]

Which was when? And by register do you mean clicking the Account drop-down menu or inputting your email on the "Are you a user?" box

The box, account stuff weren't there than

 

[Zak©]

Don't worry you'll all eventually get the License code.

Edit:

Cheers, Lab for approving.

You must be registered to see links

 

[lab-hotel]

Updates

Atom
Started the development of a plugin to create a web panel to manage the server (so you don't need to leave your RMI open for anyone)
It's layout can be easily changed since it's basically a ton of HTML pages with a custom markup language (<atom> elements) that is processed serverside.

Default layout main page source:

<atom include="header.html" />
				<h1 class="page-title">
					<i class="icon-home"></i>
					Dashboard					
				</h1>
				<div class="stat-container">
					<div class="stat-holder">						
						<div class="stat">							
							<span><atom printvar="user_count" /></span>							
							Users
						</div> <!-- /stat -->						
					</div> <!-- /stat-holder -->
					<div class="stat-holder">						
						<div class="stat">							
							<span><atom printvar="space_count" /></span>							
							Spaces
						</div> <!-- /stat -->						
					</div> <!-- /stat-holder -->
					<div class="stat-holder">						
						<div class="stat">							
							<span><atom printvar="item_count" /></span>							
							Items
						</div> <!-- /stat -->						
					</div> <!-- /stat-holder -->
					<div class="stat-holder">						
						<div class="stat">		
							<span>v<atom printvar="server_protocol" /></span>							
							Server protocol
						</div> <!-- /stat -->						
					</div> <!-- /stat-holder -->
				</div> <!-- /stat-container -->
				<div class="row">
					<div class="span5">	
						<div class="widget">
							<div class="widget-header">
								<h3>Staff List</h3>
							</div> <!-- /widget-header -->					
							<div class="widget-content">
								<p>
									<atom usersbyminrank="3">
										{name} <i>Rank: {rank}</i><br/>
										Last login: {lastlogin}
									</atom>
								</p>
							</div> <!-- /widget-content -->							
						</div> <!-- /widget -->
					</div> <!-- /span5 -->
					<div class="span4">
						<div class="widget">
							<div class="widget-header">
								<h3>Message Board</h3>
							</div> <!-- /widget-header -->					
							<div class="widget-content">
								<p>
									<form action="/home.html">
										<textarea name="messageboard" style="width: 326px; height: 200px"><atom printvar="messageboard" /></textarea>
										<input type="submit" value="Save" class="btn" />
									</form>
								</p>
							</div> <!-- /widget-content -->
						</div> <!-- /widget -->
					</div> <!-- /span4 -->
				</div> <!-- /row -->
<atom include="footer.html" />

Menu:

<div class="account-container">
					<div class="account-details">
						<span class="account-name"><atom printvar="loggeduser" /></span>
						<span class="account-actions">
							<a href="/profile.html">Profile</a> |
							<a href="/logout.html">Logout</a>
						</span>
					</div> <!-- /account-details -->
				</div> <!-- /account-container -->
				<hr />
				<ul id="main-nav" class="nav nav-tabs nav-stacked">
					<li class="active">
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-home"></i>
							Dashboard
						</a>
					</li>
					<atom ifright="fuse_manager_serverstatus">
					<li>
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-user"></i>
							Server Status
						</a>
					</li>
					</atom>
					<atom ifright="fuse_manager_serverconfig">
					<li>
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-user"></i>
							Server Config
							<span class="label label-warning pull-right">5</span>
						</a>
					</li>
					</atom>
					<atom ifright="fuse_manager_accountinfo">
					<li>
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-user"></i>
							Account Information
						</a>
					</li>
					</atom>
					<atom ifright="fuse_manager_accountfunctions">
					<li>
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-user"></i>
							Account Functions
						</a>
					</li>
					</atom>
					<atom ifright="fuse_manager_multiaccountfunction">
					<li>
						<a href="#">
							<i class="icon-user"></i>
							Multi Account Functions
						</a>
					</li>
					</atom>
				</ul>
				<hr />
				<div class="sidebar-extra">
					<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud.</p>
				</div> <!-- .sidebar-extra -->
				<br />

 

[Xavi.]

So in theory, This is the CMS Housekeeping?
In that case, maybe include a basic CMS with a landing, me and client page

 

[Zak©]

So in theory, This is the CMS Housekeeping?
In that case, maybe include a basic CMS with a landing, me and client page

It's more of a housekeeping for your server/application.