How the server is built
OpenGenesisLINK retains the OpenSimulator structure: Robust provides shared grid services, while simulators run 3D regions.
How the server is built
What this means
OpenGenesisLINK services such as World API, NexBus and NodeAgent extend this foundation.
- Robust: accounts, login and shared services
- Simulator: regions, objects, avatars and physics
- NexBus: events between server processes
Which service does what?
Robust provides shared services such as login, user accounts, inventory and assets. A simulator runs a region: avatars, objects, terrain and scripts. A grid can connect multiple simulator processes to its shared services.
NodeAgent reports simulator and region status, while NexBus transports selected events between services and simulator processes. These OpenGenesisLINK services extend the inherited architecture.
Status and references
Current status: 0.9.3.8 Stable is the last released stable server version (8 October 2026). 0.9.3.10 Dev contains ongoing development, not a stable release. Source code alone does not prove completed functionality or real-world compatibility.