Can anyone explain how to set up a server and get me and someone else on it? I have very little programming experience so any help would be greatly appreciated.
If it helps, here is what is displayed when I run the executable (IPs hidden because I'm not THAT dumb :P):
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No arguments specified, assuming default values.
In the future you can specify your own ports like so:
-name "Your Server" <-- Name your server
-tcp [port] <-- TCP port for clients to connect to
-udp [port] <-- UDP port used for communication
-udpLobby [address] [port] <-- Start or connect to a UDP lobby
-tcpLobby [address] [port] <-- Start or connect to a TCP lobby
-ip [ip] <-- Choose a specific network interface
-service <-- Run it as a service
-http <-- Respond to HTTP requests
-ipv6 <-- Use IPv6
-fn [filename] <-- Use this save instead of server.dat
-app [name] <-- Set the application name
For example:
SPServer -name "My Server" -tcp 5127 -udp 5128 -udpLobby 5129
Local IPs: 5
1: [Hidden for security reasons]
2: [Hidden for security reasons]
3: [Hidden for security reasons]
4: [Hidden for security reasons]
5: [Hidden for security reasons] (LAN)
[2020/01/19 11:43:18] Checking UPnP status on [Hidden for security reasons]...
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] UPnP.WaitForThreads() took too long -- aborting.
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] External IP: [Hidden for security reasons]
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Bans: 0
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] UDP Lobby Server started on port 5129 using interface 0.0.0.0
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Bans: file not found
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Admins: file not found
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Game server started on port 5127 using protocol version 20171213
GC took 3 ms
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Loaded server.dat
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] UPnP.WaitForThreads() took too long -- aborting.
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] Type 'help' for a list of commands and their usage.
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] Type 'quit' followed by ENTER when you want to close the server.
[2020/01/19 11:43:25] UPnP Gateway: Not found
[2020/01/19 11:43:25] UPnP: Unable to open UDP port 5129
[2020/01/19 11:43:25] UPnP: Unable to open TCP port 5127
[2020/01/19 11:43:25] UPnP: Unable to open UDP port 5128
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There might already be an explanation in the comments, but I don't have time to read all 1500 haha. Thanks!
Can anyone explain how to set up a server and get me and someone else on it? I have very little programming experience so any help would be greatly appreciated.
If it helps, here is what is displayed when I run the executable (IPs hidden because I'm not THAT dumb :P):
"
No arguments specified, assuming default values.
In the future you can specify your own ports like so:
-name "Your Server" <-- Name your server
-tcp [port] <-- TCP port for clients to connect to
-udp [port] <-- UDP port used for communication
-udpLobby [address] [port] <-- Start or connect to a UDP lobby
-tcpLobby [address] [port] <-- Start or connect to a TCP lobby
-ip [ip] <-- Choose a specific network interface
-service <-- Run it as a service
-http <-- Respond to HTTP requests
-ipv6 <-- Use IPv6
-fn [filename] <-- Use this save instead of server.dat
-app [name] <-- Set the application name
For example:
SPServer -name "My Server" -tcp 5127 -udp 5128 -udpLobby 5129
Local IPs: 5
1: [Hidden for security reasons]
2: [Hidden for security reasons]
3: [Hidden for security reasons]
4: [Hidden for security reasons]
5: [Hidden for security reasons] (LAN)
[2020/01/19 11:43:18] Checking UPnP status on [Hidden for security reasons]...
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] UPnP.WaitForThreads() took too long -- aborting.
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] External IP: [Hidden for security reasons]
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Bans: 0
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] UDP Lobby Server started on port 5129 using interface 0.0.0.0
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Bans: file not found
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Admins: file not found
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Game server started on port 5127 using protocol version 20171213
GC took 3 ms
[2020/01/19 11:43:20] Loaded server.dat
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] UPnP.WaitForThreads() took too long -- aborting.
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] Type 'help' for a list of commands and their usage.
[2020/01/19 11:43:22] Type 'quit' followed by ENTER when you want to close the server.
There might already be an explanation in the comments, but I don't have time to read all 1500 haha. Thanks!
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