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How do you connect to a game running thru the daemon? I run my world with it and then start up DS and type in my worlds address JUST like it says in DD and the connection always fails. But I can run the world in single user mode and then click host and everything works fine.
To join the game on the same computer as DreamDaemon all you have to do is type in the port it is running on.
In response to Nick231
If i were you i would type byond://localhost:YOURport on your dream seeker ALT box and press ENTER.

thats should work 100%.

Remember:
byond://localhost:YOURport <-------- it should contain your port!

- Gozenko
In response to Gozenko
Gozenko wrote:
If i were you i would type byond://localhost:YOURport on your dream seeker ALT box and press ENTER.

thats should work 100%.

Remember:
byond://localhost:YOURport <-------- it should contain your port!

- Gozenko

did not work for me :'(
In response to CrazyFighter
I always do byond://myIP:myport, but that requires knowing what your IP is. example: byond://123.456.789.12:1337
In response to Enigmaster2002
Enigmaster2002 wrote:
I always do byond://myIP:myport, but that requires knowing what your IP is. example: byond://123.456.789.12:1337\

that still never seems to work for me
In response to CrazyFighter
Are you 100% sure you know what your IP is? Cause there's really no other reason that byond://yourIP:yourport shouldn't work.
In response to CrazyFighter
Are you running a firewall while running your Dream Daemon?
In response to Enigmaster2002
yeah i am sure Enigmaster2002 and yes i do have a firewall but don't stop my ds hosting others can join when i host with DD just i can't
In response to CrazyFighter
I run into weird problems with hosting in DD too. I usually have to try 10, 20, or even more times to connect to dream daemon from dream seeker on the same computer. This is with localhost:someport. internetip:someport usually works on the first or second try.
In response to Jon88
You can also just input the port number, and it should automatically add the "byond://" bit and your IP address.

For example, if I'm running a world on port 3000 on the local machine, I enter the following (and only the following) into Dream Seeker's command line thingy:

<code>3000</code>

That's IT. Works for me! =) Means you don't have to mess around with IP addresses.
In response to Crispy
visit http://www.crwteam.com/gta/byond.bmp to see what i get i join my game hosted by DD it says 1 player is in the game (me) but i can't play look at screenshot http://www.crwteam.com/gta/byond.bmp
In response to CrazyFighter
Evil giant .BMP files...
I run into the same problem too, when trying to connect to localhost. I think it may be a BYOND bug. Connecting to an actual IP address seems to make it so you don't run into a bug.