lidgren-network

The current version of the library (gen 3) has a forum of its own: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/

To get your local IP address using NetUtility.GetMyAddress(out mask). Getting your external IP

I was considering this approach as well actually, but I hadn't found anyone else doing this so I

Go to http://code.google.com/p/lidgren-network-gen3/ for the new version.

Is this the gen2? I'm very sorry then, didn't realize that... =S Well, it is now confirmed

That depends entirely on your hardware and amount of messages per second/connection, and amount of

Wow, thanks every one, I certainly have a lot of things to go away and try! I'll certainly take a

That sounds reasonable. You could consider always running client and optionally running server too (

Sorry, I got confused which forum was which. I will transfer this thread to the proper forum. Just so

No, the gen3 doesn't currently come with a "pure" P2P sample. I'll look into adding

Hi and thanks for your info about that :) LLORENS

Thank you. I corrected the problem in my game with sending large UDPs (not fragmented) for unreliable

The regex check isn't really necessary - i've checked in revision 292 where it's removed.

Thanks! On 15 Okt, 20:19, lidgren <lidg...@gmail.com> wrote: > Good catch; fixed in revision

Thanks Michael, i will check f it crashes or not :) LLORENS

Yes. It all depends on how much traffic you expect from each user. For 10000 to work it needs to be

First; wrong forum. NetOutgoingMessage and WriteAllFields are part of generation 3 of the library,

ah so that's what I had to put there ^^; thanks Matthew. On Jun 20, 7:57 pm, Matthew Overall <

Yes; there's a sample in the distribution. You can peek at it here: http://code.google.com/p/

Thank you Micheal! Great Work! On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 1:49 PM, lidgren <lid...@gmail.com>

Nevermind guys, i think i had an error on my code that doesnt let emails arribe :S Now, forced

I solved it using this hacky solution: NetBuffer dummy = new NetBuffer(); dummy.Data = buffer.Data;

That's a very good point; peers on the same network. Theoretically they should be able to connect

Now up at http://code.google.com/p/lidgren-network-gen3 --michael -- You received this message

Just changing the constructor access modifier to public for the NetOutgoingMessage class would enable

oh ya. So, I haven't looked at Gen3 yet but perhaps with some bridging classes there may be a way

In answer to your inaccessible due to protection level... new NetBuffer(); // this is wrong server.

Good find! i've checked in revision 277 which automatically disconnected when receiving a

Thank you very much, i will study this to make a simple application with Lidgren integrated :) Thanks

If you are behind a NAT router, you'll need to configure it for port forwarding too. --michael On

I agree with Chris. You only need to set the address in the config (or use the Start(IPAddress)