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Whilst there is already some discussion on where SD will 'go' in the future, comments/suggestions are always welcome - raise a point here in the forum or over on our bug tracker:
Simon
Statistics: Posted by mungewell — Mon Feb 04, 2013 4:26 pm
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Statistics: Posted by madbad — Sun Feb 03, 2013 6:12 pm
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To run a lan/network race you need:
- a recent Speed-Dreams build (current svn)
- compiled with enet library 1.3 or greater
- open 28500-28501 udp/tcp port on your firewall and router
Then on the online race menu one pc choose to host a race and the other to join a race and tiping the ip of the host into the input field.
Good luck.
Statistics: Posted by madbad — Sun Feb 03, 2013 12:53 pm
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And if you're 'scared' of building from source, don't be. Once you have the correct packages (gcc, cmake, etc) install the build process is 'turn key'.
Simon.
Statistics: Posted by mungewell — Fri Jan 20, 2012 2:13 am
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There is a split screen feature where what ever screen configuration you have can be split up to 4 ways with keys '(' and ')' (and re-arranged with key '_'). You can* define multiple human racers and add multiple humans to a race. So you can race against friends on the same PC.
The SVN build has a network play mode, unfortunately this needs more work so it is disabled in the 'official' builds. If you build from SVN you can enable it, and hopefully you'll be able hack this to make it work better...
Cheers,
Simon
* There is a bug in the RC1 which only allows one human to be selected for a race. We'll get this fixed before final release.
Statistics: Posted by mungewell — Wed Jan 18, 2012 1:06 am
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MarekTP
BTW: Thanx for very, very good simulation, i know SD since version 1.4 on my Ubuntu desktop.
Statistics: Posted by MarekTP — Tue Jan 17, 2012 5:12 pm
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