Jord5792 wrote:Hello,
Would you be able to add Irish?
Thanks :)

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The usage (creating games as well as listing games) of our Multiplayer Matching Server will require user to be logged in with his Factorio username. This is an anti-piracy change, but in a different way than AAA games do it - we don't use DRM (apart from Steam, but you can still download the game f...

This should be fixed for 0.12.34 or 0.13.0, whichever comes first.

This is probably the same problem as https://forums.factorio.com/13646 . Can you please verify that the game is not running in peer to peer mode (set when hosting the game)? Also as Speadge says, lowering MTU will probably not help anything and it might make other problems appear. EDIT: So I read yo...

uhm also: It does work with ipv4 in my case, if you disable peer-to-peer on the headless client Oh, that's actually very good to hear. P2P mode will be removed in 0.13, because the assumptions it makes are overly optimistic. It is able to give you improvements in latency, but it silently fails in t...

Still having this issue. Player joined at line 1739 and left at line 1875. Then myself and another user got the "server not responding" message and were removed from the game and had to rejoin the server. I assume that this problem happens to you regularly? It might be helpful to get logs...

Please finally stop welding your own UDP/whatever-protocol. Use a standardized and real-world-proven protocol and be done. I know you guys really are smart, so no need to cling to the NIH -syndrome. I too created my own network protocols, filesystems and whatever back in the MS-DOS times, good time...

What I don't understand is why the maps need to be so big. Wouldn't a seed and a diff be both sufficient and relatively small? Try generating a 4000x4000 tile map once vs loading a 4000x4000 map and let me know how that goes. A rough estimate: generating would take 10~ minutes, loading takes 20 sec...

I've written tutorials on the subject and made many programs for networking, so some suggestions from me: 1. As ikris points out, please request for mapping (I believe RFC 6887 - PCP mapping dynamics? It's been a few years, I might be rusty) 2. Using TCP does not require a return acknowledgement......

I gotta ask. what happens on systems with high latency? IE, the packets are actually getting there, but your ack is like, 3 seconds? The issue in these cases is not that you're sending too much data, it's just taking a long time to get your ack back. With so high latency you won't be able to play, ...

Would it be possible to use a peer-to-peer mechanism for sending the map? This would allow multiple players to send the map data at once while ensuring the correctness of the data. It should be working that way now if you enable the P2P option when starting the game. There might be bugs with that t...

Duplicate of this bug: 23301

This is the same problem as 13646, let's continue there.

Fixed for 0.12.31, together with two other high DPI related issues.

Thanks for the observations, this looks like we have a small problem somewhere in the networking code :-) Could you please post a log file from the server and from the client that fails to connect from a session like that? I have a suspicion of whaat might cause this, but the logs would help. Meanwh...

After some inspection, I don't really believe. Take the boost::property_tree::ptree as an example. the ptree is just special case of boost::property_tree_tree which is a template and it uses huge amount of templates and includes. I tried the /P option (thanks for that), to see how many lines it inc...

Using UDP is not the problem, problem is that our implementation was a little messed up.

I've made another fix for 0.12.31, so let's hope this one will be the last that is necessary.

artdekdok wrote:Can you add Thai? :geek:

Added.

It should be fixed now.

This should be fixed in 0.12.31.

xiffix wrote:It has something to do with Aster, a program is use to multiseat.

Interesting tool :-)