Ok look this probally not the right place to ask this ad yes im probaly gonna be considerd an idiot.
Ok now i have some of a game i'm making done now how would i put that game on byond and be able to host it where people could join it and play it and stuff.
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 Jul 26 2006, 4:50 am
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Ok i got that ok now when I go to host it and it ask for a port what would I put there, or just what would i do to make it to where when i host people can connect to my game from my hub.
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Shane123 wrote:
Ok i got that ok now when I go to host it and it ask for a port what would I put there, or just what would i do to make it to where when i host people can connect to my game from my hub. Either use 0 for a random available port, or a specific port number of your choice. If you have a router or firewall, you'll need to have a port open, so you'll want a specific port number then that you've already set up to receive incoming traffic. Lummox JR | |
I have the same problem, I have forward a certain port, and in the login URL I have put the port number in and it said "There is no registered information for 'Port Number'."
How do I make it soo other people can connect to my game? | |
Shane, when you go to host a game on the bottom right hand corner there is a button named host. Click on it and set you settings.
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Yeah but we can set the settings, I think, but what URL do we give the freinds or people so they can also connect?
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You can do $ping, get your IP and then put what ever port at the end like this, byond://IP:port, but make sure you have the byond:// in front so all your friends will have to do is goto file to open location.
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ok I know that but when it ask for port what do i put if I want it so people could join my game. Am I suppose to put a port my account hub game or what?
srry that I im not getting it right away. | |
Lummox JR told you what to do, this is what he said:
Either use 0 for a random available port, or a specific port number of your choice. If you have a router or firewall, you'll need to have a port open, so you'll want a specific port number then that you've already set up to receive incoming traffic. Lummox JR | |
Nexus6669 wrote:
I have the same problem, I have forward a certain port, and in the login URL I have put the port number in and it said "There is no registered information for 'Port Number'." As a former boss used to say, don't say "it" in these situations. Say the actual name of the thing, so we can tell what you mean. What is "it" that said something here? Surely not BYOND. Where did you put the port number in? Lummox JR | |
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