Server nodes file

node name {
        attribute  value(s)
        attribute  value(s)
        ...
        }

node name {
        ...
        }

...

• pos x y z
  The position of the node in 3d space. This is where an avatar stands when it's player is at the node, so it should be on a floor polygon rather than floating above the ground.

• desc string
  A description of this location. For users with text-only clients, this is displayed when they enter or look at a node.

• remote server
  Remote nodes are the links between servers. When a player moves onto a remote node, it is transferred to the server specified by this attribute. The full format of this attribute is :

  remote {
          addr host
          port number
          }
  

  Where host is the full name of a machine with a sim server running on it, and number is the port number on which that sim server is running. If the port is not given, then the default port is assumed.

  For two sim servers to be part of the same world, they must both have remote nodes referring to each other. If a world consists of three or more servers they do not all have to be connected to the others, but there must be some path from every server to every other. This way, when a server is looking for a player it can find all the other servers that make up the world and query them for that player.