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Multiplayer in Windows (behind Broadband Router)

Posted: 10 May 2004 16:52
by Silver
Is MP possible yet, it said the function was unsupported ingame, and how does it run behind a network? I also would like to start a cool coop game with someone from Europe some time at night. Add me to MSN if you want to do the same :).

Nice forums, nice OPENTT btw :).

Ciao

Re: Multiplayer in Windows (behind Broadband Router)

Posted: 10 May 2004 20:27
by Yisc
Silver wrote:Is MP possible yet, it said the function was unsupported ingame, and how does it run behind a network? I also would like to start a cool coop game with someone from Europe some time at night. Add me to MSN if you want to do the same :).

Nice forums, nice OPENTT btw :).

Ciao
Yes it is possible (but only from commandline) and runs fine over a network. Hopefully the next official release has included all the correct network code. I haven't tested MP over internet yet, but I think it works just as good as through a network.

Posted: 14 May 2004 14:11
by Silver
Anyone up for a game at all? Didn't know so many people just wanted to play it alone :D

Posted: 26 May 2004 13:25
by -AgamemnoN-
soo, could anyone tell me how i can make multi work? i have absolutely no idea... :roll:

Posted: 26 May 2004 13:45
by Korenn
perhaps you should have a look at the problems forum...

Re: Multiplayer in Windows (behind Broadband Router)

Posted: 26 May 2004 15:22
by Bjarni
Yisc wrote:I haven't tested MP over internet yet, but I think it works just as good as through a network.
It does and the network code is completely crossplatform, which means the game don't care which platform it runs on. Like if you host on Windows, mac users and linux users can join and vise versa
Right now the only exception (that I know of) is MorphOS, where MP do not work at all (yet)

Re: Multiplayer in Windows (behind Broadband Router)

Posted: 26 May 2004 21:18
by Yisc
Bjarni wrote:It does and the network code is completely crossplatform, which means the game don't care which platform it runs on. Like if you host on Windows, mac users and linux users can join and vise versa
Right now the only exception (that I know of) is MorphOS, where MP do not work at all (yet)
I didn't know that, thanks for the information. I played openttd via internet and it gave some problems. So I decided to send my openttd.cfg to the other player, after that everything runs smoothly. This problem also happens when playing on a lan, so openttd-server should sent openttd.cfg to the client(s) or a seperate network.cfg should be made by the server and sent to the client(s). In that way, the original cfg will be there when playing alone.

Posted: 26 May 2004 23:16
by the_marshal
Multiplayer still isn't officialy supported for now...

I doubt it will stay like this once the official version with gui will be out... as leat it would be logical imo to choose the game option when creating the game (in the gui) and then sysncrhonize it with the other player...