Table of Contents

This page provides information on installing Chaos Player. 


Download Chaos Player


Overview


This guide is to serve as a reference for installation of Chaos Player. 

A complete installation of Chaos Player consists of:


Installing Chaos Player



Before you install Chaos Player, make sure your Windows account has administrative privileges.

For Linux, make sure the installer is allowed to be executed and run it.

For macOS, mount the downloaded .dmg file by double-clicking it, then run the installer.


Run the installer.

  1. Carefully read the End User License Agreement and the Global Consumer Privacy Policy. Enable the checkboxes if you agree to the terms. Click on the Install button to proceed with a standard installation.



If you need to customize your installation, press the Advanced button.



Directories

Here you can specify the installation path.

The image shows the default path for Windows. Player will install in /usr/Chaos/Player on Linux, and /Applications/Chaos/Player on macOS by default.



Add firewall exceptions – Automatically adds firewall exceptions so Chaos Player can run uninterrupted.


Licensing

In this step, you can specify whether the license server will run locally or on another machine.

Choose Local if you are using a named license or you connect to an online floating pool.

Choose Remote if you will use a floating license from a Chaos License Server that runs on another machine in your local network.

Please leave the port 30304 unchanged. An alternate License Server can be used for redundancy.



2. After you click the Install button, the wizard uninstalls any previous versions and installs Chaos Player on your machine.

At the end of the installation you can choose to participate in the Chaos feedback program. No intelligence property is violated when agreeing to participate in the feedback program. Chaos does not gather scenes, assets, materials, etc. This preference can be changed anytime by running the installer again. See the Chaos Telemetry page for more details.

Anonymized Telemetry – Includes the most used product functionality and/or parameter values. The data is not personally identifiable and is not tied to the user's individual account.

Personalized Telemetry – Includes the most used product functionality, parameter values, but also contains personally identifiable information tied to an individual user's license. This helps Chaos tailor and optimize the product for better personal use.




Next Step


Go to step 2 to see how to run your product for the first time.



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