Are you sure you are trying UDP ports and not TCP? What is in the log file?Salmelu wrote:Multiplayer not working for us over the LAN. Tried to host on windows/linux 64bit, firewall checked, and the game doesn't open port 34197 as stated in the update. Checked with nmap for both computers, the ports remain closed after setting up the game. Any idea how to fix that?
1. Windows 7, 2 GB RAM, Intel GMA 3150, 256 MB VRAMslpwnd wrote:
Sorry for the inconvenience.
1. What is your system specs? (operating system, amount of RAM, graphic card spec + VRAM info)
2. Do you use any mods? Have you tried just vanilla?
3. Try to play in the config with combination of low-graphics set to true and bitmap-caching set to very-low.
I tried to redownload the game to have a clean install, created a manual rule for iptables and then we have connected.cube wrote:Are you sure you are trying UDP ports and not TCP? What is in the log file?Salmelu wrote:Multiplayer not working for us over the LAN. Tried to host on windows/linux 64bit, firewall checked, and the game doesn't open port 34197 as stated in the update. Checked with nmap for both computers, the ports remain closed after setting up the game. Any idea how to fix that?
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80582.341146 Notice AllInOne.cpp:75: Hosting game at port 34197, peerID 0, session magic 51758
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$ sudo nmap 192.168.1.7 -sU -p 34197
Host is up (0.000086s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE
34197/udp closed unknown
$ nmap 192.168.1.7 -p 34197
Host is up (0.000063s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE
34197/tcp closed unknown
I had to laugh when i saw that number, as i play on notebook with 3GB VRAM on a dedicated card. Had to work hard whole holidays to get it, thoughCordylus wrote:64 MB VRAM
.hedgehog wrote:Please help - I can't get the update!
I turned on automatic updates, then off, then on again. Nothing happened! Factorio came up with the log in box, I logged in
Factorio responds: "no update found"
I tried re downloading it, but it is not there to be downloaded!
How can I get 11.1?
Could this be anything to do with not filling in the "updater proxy server"?
Windows XP is end of life.kovarex wrote:So the hotfix update is here.
Warnings:
- Warnings of 0.11: https://forums.factorio.com/forum/vie ... f=3&t=6285
- the win xp compatibity is broken now, it will be fixed the next release.
Does the lack of XP support from Microsoft change anything that would matter to game developers? I doubt Microsoft has added any actual functionality in the past few years, so the current lack of security updates should really only affect the users themselves (probably not a good idea to put an XP system anywhere near an untrusted network these days).Couchmonster wrote: Windows XP is end of life.
You should not make any efforts on supporting that OS anymore.
The one reason i use evolve vpn is so i never have to fiddle with ports. I litterally played hundreds of games over lan and have never ever have to open a port.Boogieman14 wrote:If you're running a local firewall, you will need to open up this specific port in the firewall. Factorio likely won't do that for you. Only after you've opened up the port in the firewall, will it show up using nmap.Salmelu wrote:Multiplayer not working for us over the LAN. Tried to host on windows/linux 64bit, firewall checked, and the game doesn't open port 34197 as stated in the update. Checked with nmap for both computers, the ports remain closed after setting up the game. Any idea how to fix that?
Ports definitely apply on lan as well, it's just usually a bit simpler because no NAT (network address translation) is involved, so no portforwarding required.cartmen180 wrote:ports do not apply on lan, only when playing over the internet. What exactly is the error you get?
@ Maximus-CZMaximus-CZ wrote:*edit*
This happens very often when I type, cant do anything to resolve
ESC works, shows menu, can exit and start again, but typing doesnt work, ENter, open/closing console, nothing
Looks like game has been paused, try SHIFT + SPACE (default) 
couldn't create atlas bitmap (size 512X413)
Bug report created by Clavierarabslpwnd wrote: Sorry for the inconvenience.
1. What is your system specs? (operating system, amount of RAM, graphic card spec + VRAM info)
2. Do you use any mods? Have you tried just vanilla?
3. Try to play in the config with combination of low-graphics set to true and bitmap-caching set to very-low.
Maybe the best would be to move this to a bug report thread.
Microsoft hasn't added any real functionality to XP in ages. As a matter of fact Service Pack 3 actually managed to remove the functionality of something (I forget exactly what).Uristqwerty wrote:Does the lack of XP support from Microsoft change anything that would matter to game developers? I doubt Microsoft has added any actual functionality in the past few years, so the current lack of security updates should really only affect the users themselves (probably not a good idea to put an XP system anywhere near an untrusted network these days).Couchmonster wrote: Windows XP is end of life.
You should not make any efforts on supporting that OS anymore.