THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR CODE
THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR PS2
THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR WINDOWS

Unfortunately, we are not planning on releasing the code. The server crashed when we were using a toilet in game. We have alot of connection problem bugs and random server crashes to fix first.

When will this be publicly available? How far along are you?ДЄ. Then, you log in with your assigned names. You boot up the PS2, enter online mode, go to the online setup wizard, and point your DNS to our server.

THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR CODE

One of the team members developed a completely new server code wrapper to emulate the game server.

THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR WINDOWS

The server runs on Windows Server 2003 with emulation support for required plugins. There is nothing we can do to bring this to Gamecube or Xbox because it didn't exist.ДЄ.

THE SIMS 1 EMULATOR PS2

Only the PS2 version of TSBO had online play. What platform is this for? Can I play on Xbox or Gamecube? Or just PS2?ДЄ. We posted this (and eventually deleted) on another sims forum. We don't want to release anything until more of the bugs are worked out so we can beta test.

Currently, the game is in testing, because it has SEVERE bug problems. You simply change the DNS the game points to, and it connects to our online server. At the moment, I do not have screens to share, but I do have news: The Sims REbustin'OUT uses a similar method to connect as OBSRV, which is a similar revival of Resident Evil Outbreak. The Sims Bustin Out online used similar online servers to The Sims Online so it was pretty easy. Me and two others (Formally three others) developed this. Well, due to certain reasons, we cannot say how we did this, but we have the game running, online, in testing right now. It was a fun little mode where you could connect to other sims fans online and play together, trade, etc. This mode was similar (But not the same!) to the sims online. Contact me if you might be interested!ДЄs ever, if you want more information on the TSO Emu project, want to catch the latest development news as it happens or want to talk about TSO Emu with fellow enthusiasts, you can always visit our website/forums at .cc.Hello! I am Cam, and I am part of the REbustin'OUT team! What is that you ask? It is a team who is (Successfully) working to revive the sims bustin out online weekend mode for PS2. So, as you can see, a lot of progress is being made on the emulator, but seeing as though I'm pretty much the only person working on it right now (there are a few people helping me here and there), and considering that I'm a little bit time constrained right now, I may go on the hunt for new programmers/general developers shortly. Here's a quick video showing all of that off anyway: The world selection interface still needs quite a bit of work. The login page is also (partially) functional and connects to a placeholder database for storing all of the player accounts and login details. The updater utility is actually fully functional and is capable of updating the client files with files on a specified server. This week I managed to get a number of the original UI elements from TSO/EA-Land (including the login system, the world selection interface and the auto-updater utility) reverse engineered off the TSO client and then reintegrated into the emulator.

The sims 1 emulator