Set the client resources path in config.xml as described under Configuration, and then run Uchu Tool again.Using a release is recommended for most users, as it is far easier than manually building from source. You can either use a release or build from source. You need to explicitly tell Wine to load the modloader by launching it using WINEDLLOVERRIDES='dinput8.dll=n,b' wine. If you are on Linux or macOS, you will need Wine to launch the client (macOS 10.15 and later: use this version, which has the 32-bit support you need for LU). The result should be that a folder called mods, a file called dinput8.dll and legouniverse.exe are all in the same folder.

Download mod.zip from this page and extract it in your LU client folder.

This mod replaces the original, outdated networking protocol used by the game. RAR file extract it somewhere.Īfter you've extracted the client, you will need to install a mod to be able to use it with the Uchu server. The recommended client is humanoid/lcdr’s unpacked client. A list of client downloads is available here. You need to download an unpacked client, so that Uchu can use its resources.

Leaderboards for the above, where applicable.

Enemies (movement AI is slow disabled by default).

Rocket building, launchpads and world teleporters.

Uchu is a server you need the original client too (explained in detail under Setting up a client). The client connects to the server, and the server tells the client what to show and handles combat, NPCs, missions, and a lot more. To play LU, a client and a server are needed. Uchu is a server implementation for The LEGO Group's 2010 MMO LEGO® Universe, which was shut down in January 2012. The LEGO Group has not endorsed or authorized the operation of this game and is not liable for any safety issues in relation to its operation.

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