Hi everyone,
I have several offline computers which I connect with an ethernet switch or by a direct ethernet cable connection. Some are running Windows and some are running Ubuntu. How do I connect them all for a multiplayer game?
Thanks in advance.
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How do I start a LAN game
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You start a lan game on port 30011 by default, open port 30011 on your network alone and others on your network can play.
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neron wrote:Thanks! What do I set the IP to and will I be able to save games?
You can find your internal IP by opening a command line.
On Windows, press Windows+R then type in "cmd" without quotes, then type this:
ipconfig
On Ubuntu, open a Terminal (search "Terminal" in the Dash if you're using Unity) then type this:
ifconfig
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