Agar.io Private Servers:
My Discord server:
An invite to my Discord server (IDK how to add the fancy embed lol): https://discord.gg/JrwVT3F
Please note that my Discord invite doesn't lead to an agar.io-related server, it's just my Discord server.
A fast, open source Agar.io server that supports multiple protocol versions and smooth vanilla physics.
Since August of 2016, Barbosik has stopped working on this project. So Megabyte918 forked the code and remade it into MultiOgar-Edited, an updated version of the previous MultiOgar. Then it got sort-of abandoned, so I decided to upload my heavily modified MultiOgar-Edited server.
Current version : 1.5.2
Original MultiOgar code is based on the private server implementation Ogar. The original code rightfully belongs to the OgarProject.
MultiOgar-Edited code however, is based on MultiOgar code that has been heavily modified and improved by many collaborators. The overall goal of this fork is to make physics as vanilla as possible, cleanup most of the code, and add lots of new features while maintaining better performance than the original MultiOgar.
While I have no specific client this server is bound to, I highly suggest using my client. It is hosted at https://agarian-2.github.io/ and its Github repository is here: https://github.com/agarian-2/agarian-2.github.io. To connect to a custom server, press CTRL+SHIFT+J and type in the following: setServer("serverip:serverport"). The client uses wss:// be default because of the github.io link. If your server does not support wss://, you will need to download the client and go into main_out.js to change it to ws://.
- Download and install node.js: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
- Download this repo
- Unzip MultiOgar-Edited code into some folder.
- Run the win-Install_Dep.bat file.
- Run win-Start.bat
All these files can be found in the run folder.
:: Install Required Modules.
npm install
:: Starting the server.
cd src
node index.js# First update your packages:
sudo apt-get update
# Install git:
sudo apt-get install git
# Install node.js:
sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy npm
# Clone MultiOgar-Edited:
git clone git://github.com/Megabyte918/MultiOgar-Edited.git
# Install dependencies:
cd MultiOgar-Edited
npm install
# Run the server:
cd src
sudo node index.js- The issue is in written in English.
- The issue is directly related to the project.
- Your issue is not a duplicate of a previous issue.
- Descriptive information must be provided, so that we can reproduce the error you are experiencing
- Error logs must be provided if any crashing is experienced.
Please note that we will NOT provide assistance if the issue is with your own code, your issue WILL be locked if this is the case.
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Version 1.2.8 (Original MultiOgar):
- 1000 bots, 500 viruses, 1000 foods, map 14142x14142
- Works slightly slower than normal, speed decreases gradually as bots get larger.
- CPU load: 14% (x4 cores)
- Memory usage: 70 MB
- MS response time: Minimum of around 78
Version 1.6.0 (MultiOgar-Edited):
- 1000 bots, 500 viruses, 1000 foods, map 14142x14142
- Works very-very smooth, speed decreases gradually as bots get larger.
- CPU load: 24% (x2 cores)
- Memory usage: 35 MB
- MS response time: Minimum of around 45
If you would like to allow a moderator to get direct access to your server's commands, you may want to set up a Discord bot on your server.
The setup is very simple, all you need is a Discord App Token and a role on your server. Both can be specified in the config within the file.
After this is complete just run the console-discord.js file in the run folder and your server will start along with the bot.