- #ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP INSTALL#
- #ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP WINDOWS 7#
- #ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP ZIP#
Distribute the 5 digit port number that will appear in the chat window to the other players this can be done over Hamachi's chat window or another chat method. Set the options and open the LAN network.
On the other system on LAN, do the same and join the 'IPX' game you just hosted. Hit Escape and Select the Open to LAN button. In the Multiplayer option there should be 'IPX' option to choose for Protocol, change it to IPX and host a gameĨ. RUN 'ipxconfig.exe' file -> select your Network adapter -> enable (put tick) to 'Enable Interface' -> apply and close it (you won't need it again)ħ.
#ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP ZIP#
Copy all the DLL files in the zip to your game folder, there should be 4 DLL filesĥ. Once in, go into your browser and type in 'what is my ip address' and give that number to your friend, have them enter that as a new server. Run the 'directplay.reg' file, to import some IPX registry keys. Open your game and setup a multiplayer game with the port you entered into your router (25565 or 7777) and start it.
#ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP WINDOWS 7#
So I dug up another another method.(if you use Windows 7 or Vista) and its via IPX.Ģ. (But I personally don't like the idea of using always on internet requirement) I checked up with Gameranger, it works fine and no crashes or drops to lobby*. Nbstrong: We tried using Gameranger but one of the players kept getting dropped as soon as they connected to the lobby. While both computers have had the Reliable Multicast Protocol installed, there still isn't a connection. IPX does not come up as a valid internet option. Oh, I managed to get her computer rigged for IPX. Maybe something got messed up?) However, /run cmd /ipconfig/all tells me it is 192.168.1.3. I tried Hamhachi once and was a deer in the headlights. Simply two tabs: Security and Connection.
#ROGUELANDS MULTIPLAYER HAMACHI SET UP INSTALL#
I got as far as finding the network connection and properties, however there was no option to install any protocols.
As far as setting up the IPX, I'm running Windows 7 on this computer, and her computer is Vista. Reboot the system.") Thanks for posting, Straceniec. ( "Control Panel - Network Connections - Select the Network connection (Right Click, Properties) - Install - Add Protocol, select the IPX protocol and then apply the change. (You must install it first on both computers.) Can you post game host IP which you have used? There might be an issue with BG not accepting local IPs. Both join the same private network and then run the game connecting via TCP/IP with the IP address provided by Hamachi. If anyone knows of the problem, please help us out, it would be greatly appreciated.Straceniec: - Are you sure, that your firewalls are totally disabled on both sides?
I have made a screenshot of the problem we come across, look at it here This situation arises with any other sequence of actions, like joining the saved game, trying to connect after a session was ended, or after using Hamachi or BG2 for any other means. In all other situations upon connecting to the other I arrive at the party-screen (where you set the permissions and such) but with the message that 'the server is waiting until it can admit new players'. We have been able to connect to each other on three occasions, every time when we had freshly restarted our computers, hamachi and BG2, creating a new game and loading our save from the new game (in irenicus' dungeon, that is) We tried using it last weekend, with moderate success. We scavenged a number of forums and came up with the Hamachi utility, which emulates an IPX network. We could see each others games, but not join them. We have been trying to get thing to work over TCP/IP last thursday, but to no avail, probably mainly due to the router at the other end. Partly because it was advised here and on other places we are playing with a fresh install, and the same patches and mods, in the same order. I have read all topics on the first several pages, several other fora and (official) faqs, our problem isnt spoken of there, most people dont even get to stage where we arrived. However we are going trough several problems in getting it to work with any coherence. Me and a mate of mine are trying to get Baldur's Gate 2 (with ToB) to work via internet.
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