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Getting Started

Configuring Corrade

Open a Web Browser and enter the URL, 

http://<host ip of docker machine>:<Nucleus Port mapped>.

So if the machine you installed Docker on has the ip address for example 192.168.1.10 and you followed my port plan, you would enter 

 http://192.168.1.10:19001

into the address bar. You should see the Nucleus Login Page:



Enter the default password: nucleus and click login.



Click on Configure



  1. Click on the button which said Normal, so it says Advanced
  2. Enter First and second login name and the password for SL Login.
  3. Click the button so it says Disabled
  4. Click Groups.





  1. Click Add.
  2. Enter the Group Name you created in Preparing Avatar.
  3. Enter a password, this can be anything you like, write it down.
  4. Click Cache Members on
  5. Click every box except:-
  6. System, this is not needed and is a security risk.



  1. Drop down list and select Wizardry and Steamworks
  2. Click Delete
  3. Click Start Locations



  1. Click Last, Click Delete
  2. Click Murray, Click Delete
  3. Click Violet, Click Delete
  4. Click Servers



  1. Click to Enable MQTT
  2. Click Scripts



  1. Drop down and select JSON (Very important)
  2. Click Commit Configuration.

A Dialog will pop up, Click Close which will take you back to the configure screen. Click on Configure, click on groups, drop down the top selection to your group, you may find some of the boxes have unticked themselves, retick them and click on commit configuration.

In your terminal type: docker restart <name>-corrade. wait until there is a response.

Corrade is now set up. You will be happy to know, for additional AvaDroids, you can copy the CorradeConfiguration.xml from <name>/corrade/ to <another name>/corrade after running Nucleus once. After copying, run Nucleus again and change the login name and password, that is all.

Next Setting up AvaDroid.