Bonjour chers utilisateurs et utilisatrices,
Je fais partie d’une communauté qui souhaiterait pratiquer le multiplayers sous Prepar3Dv4.
Lockheed Martin n’ayant pas proposé un serveur, il appartient dès lors à chaque utilisateur de créer les conditions pour pouvoir faire du multiplayers.
Cela n’est pas simple, trop de conditions sont floues, bien que les Forums regorgent d’information, il reste difficile de savoir ce qui est vrais ou faux.
Si Lockheed Martin explique bien comment utiliser les interfaces du menu et l’adresse IP, il est moins prolixe pour les conditions cadres.
Laissé pour compte par les développeurs, vouloir le multiplayers en tentant de rechercher ces fameuses conditions cadres est une gageure.
Chaque PC, chaque utilisateur a une configuration différente, cependant, si on nous résumait d’une manière concise ce qu’il est obligatoire de faire (pare-feu, anti-virus, routeur ou Modem, même version du simulateur, etc.), bref, un condensé de la démarche serait le bienvenu.
Au stade qui est le notre (notre communauté), généralement on arrive à héberger, on arrive à rejoindre en IP directe, sans logiciel tiers tel que LogMeIn HAMACHI ou OpenVPNi, mais le problème est que le joueur ayant rejoint se fait éjecter 1 à 2 seconde après être dans la partie. Il devient impossible de garantir une session dans ce contexte de difficulté à rester en session. Je précise, que dans de rares occasions, nous avons pu créer une session, qui je dois dire s’est avérée stable.
Est-ce qu’une âme charitable peut se dévouer à cette cause, en exprimant clairement les conditions cadres préalables à une connexion réussie et stable pour tous les joueurs d’une session ?
Au regard de nos activité, JoinFS n’est pas la solution.
Par avance, je vous en remercie très sincèrement.
Michel Raemy
Multiplayers
Re: Multiplayers
Hello dear users,
I am part of a community that would like to practice multiplayers under Prepar3Dv4.
Lockheed Martin has not offered a server, so it is up to each user to create the conditions to be able to multiplay.
This is not simple, too many conditions are unclear, although the Forums are full of information, it remains difficult to know what is true or false.
While Lockheed Martin is good at explaining how to use the menu interfaces and the IP address, it is less verbose about the framework conditions.
Left to one side by the developers, wanting to multiplayers while trying to find these famous framework conditions is a challenge.
Each PC, each user has a different configuration, however, if we were to summarize in a concise way what it is mandatory to do (firewall, anti-virus, router or Modem, same version of the simulator, etc.), in short, a summary of the approach would be welcome.
At the stage which is ours (our community), generally we manage to host, we manage to join in direct IP, without third party software such as LogMeIn HAMACHI or OpenVPNi, but the problem is that the player who joined gets ejected 1 to 2 seconds after being in the game. It becomes impossible to guarantee a session in this context of difficulty to stay in session. I would like to point out, that in rare occasions, we have been able to create a session, which I must say has proven to be stable.
Can a charitable soul devote himself to this cause, by clearly expressing the framework conditions for a successful and stable connection for all players in a session?
Considering what we do, JoinFS is not the solution.
In advance, I thank you very sincerely.
Michel Raemy
I am part of a community that would like to practice multiplayers under Prepar3Dv4.
Lockheed Martin has not offered a server, so it is up to each user to create the conditions to be able to multiplay.
This is not simple, too many conditions are unclear, although the Forums are full of information, it remains difficult to know what is true or false.
While Lockheed Martin is good at explaining how to use the menu interfaces and the IP address, it is less verbose about the framework conditions.
Left to one side by the developers, wanting to multiplayers while trying to find these famous framework conditions is a challenge.
Each PC, each user has a different configuration, however, if we were to summarize in a concise way what it is mandatory to do (firewall, anti-virus, router or Modem, same version of the simulator, etc.), in short, a summary of the approach would be welcome.
At the stage which is ours (our community), generally we manage to host, we manage to join in direct IP, without third party software such as LogMeIn HAMACHI or OpenVPNi, but the problem is that the player who joined gets ejected 1 to 2 seconds after being in the game. It becomes impossible to guarantee a session in this context of difficulty to stay in session. I would like to point out, that in rare occasions, we have been able to create a session, which I must say has proven to be stable.
Can a charitable soul devote himself to this cause, by clearly expressing the framework conditions for a successful and stable connection for all players in a session?
Considering what we do, JoinFS is not the solution.
In advance, I thank you very sincerely.
Michel Raemy
Re: Multiplayers
Well said Raemy. I agree with everything you said. You aren't the only one having trouble. There needs to be a clearly stated/presented instructional manual/video which points to all the correct settings (firewall, anti-virus, router or Modem, same version of the simulator, etc.) for a working multiplayer environment considering all of the different user systems (assuming everyone has minimum system requirements).
