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Nimbus - Student |
Whenever I try to make my own server, it never goes online, only staying in "Local". I always make sure to set the Dedicated Server to Internet, but for some reason, it won't go online. This annoys me, because whenever I want to play a friend of mine, we need to jack an empty server. However, I have some maps I would like to play with him, which apparently you can't switch to on someone else's server. Any ideas? Also, while unrelated, the settings continually switch between various points of time. My name, which I have a couple variations of, will sometimes switch back and forth with no provocation. Settings, such as volume levels, will also switch back. Any ideas for this, too? Thanks in advance. |
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Setementor - Jedi Master 
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Tido - Student 
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Also read this! |
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Jade Jedi - Retired 
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You can find your IP here not sure about the port but if you go to "start", "Control Panel", "security center" then "windows firewall" then "exceptions" and make sure there is a tick next to Jedi Academy Multiplayer, this may also help. _______________ *CLICKEH->Never risk the Fett Man|*Download my Saber here. Made by master craftsman Pink Floyd_Mintaka + his 2002 & 4000 comment's [Laz's 700th comment][BDKawika's 600th comment] & Owner of a TOWEL award!!|Master: Sared Padawans: Rage-Ball and Dante Eagle.|*Jade Jedi at The Jedi Academy Archives "There's only one Return and it's not of the King it's of the Jedi" Randal Clerks 2 The top 10 reasons why I procrastinate: 1. |
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Nimbus - Student |
How would I go about finding those? |
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Setementor - Jedi Master
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It is perfectly normal to only be able to find your own servers only under "Local". If you check that the server port is open, then give the IP (and port) to your friend, they should be able to add that IP to their favorites list and connect to it successfully. |
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