I know I was raving about this because it was the only explanation I had seen, and at the time I had no clues whatsoever.
However I can't help you out because I haven't got this far with my project yet, sorry, good luck.
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MaryParadox repliedI'm having issues getting this to work out-of-the-box if you have any ideas:
https://forums.epicgames.com/threads...8#post31930198
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Snipe34 repliedFantastisch, wunderbar!!!!! (and that's all the German I know...)
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Your tut leaves no doubt about the whole process, thank you!
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Multiplayer over the Internet
1. introductionThis tutorial shows you how to setup your server for games over the internet. Sorry if my english is not the best,just correct me over PM.
If you still have problems or questions post it below.
2. understand the networkThis tutorial should cover all general problems so I start with the basics.
<IP PC>is the network address of your PC or if you use multiple machines the address of your server. It’s not 127.0.0.1.
You can simple use cmd->ipconfig to find the address of your pc. In my case it’s 192.168.2.105.
<IP Router>is the Address of your router inside your local network. In most cases the first 3 blocks are the same as in
<IP PC>and the last block is “1”. If that’s not the case you can type the following in your cmd.
“tracert google.com” the first result should be the address of your router.
<IP Global>is the external address of your router. It’s the only address in this setup which can be accessed over the internet.
The simplest way to find it is to use websites like http://www.whatismyip.com/.
3. pack and install the gamejust a small checklist:
- Pack your game on your dev-pc
- Share the created installer (It’s important that all clients and your server have used the same installer).
4. setup portforwardingnow you need to setup portforwarding to forward requests from <IP Global> to your server.
I can’t really help you with this step because it depends on your router but in most cases it works over an webinterface. Just type <IP Router> in your webbrowser.
Just google for help.
The default udk port is 7777 but you can also use custom ports. I used 1234.
(custom ports are used to run multiple server on a single machine)
5. start your servercreate an shortcut to your udk.exe and add the following parameters
Code:...\udk.exe server MapName.udk
Code:...\udk.exe server MapName.udk?port=1234
6. connect a clientNow you clients can connect from all over the world. With start paramerters like you start your server.
Code:...\udk.exe <IP Global> ...\udk.exe <IP Global>:1234
Code:open <IP Global> open <IP Global>:1234
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