NFSW private server project

[nfs_fan]

I have a white bunny as profile picture. Or take ---, maybe that has a white bunny as profile picture.

[fabx24]

ok accept please

[MatteoF50]

Originally Posted by nfs_fan

But another problem is that when I click on start-http-xmpp.bat or start-udp.bat the cmd closes instantly. Otherwise, when I put the start-udp.bat into the cmd-window and press enter, it says "Unable to access jar-file". Anyone know how to fix that?

This happens in two cases I tried:
1) You are trying to run the BATs as administrator.
Doubleclick doesn't work, there's another way if you want to run as admin.
2) You made some mistake editing IPs in "start-http-xmpp.bat".

Or you renamed/moved the two JARs.

Did you do anything of the above?

EDIT: Try to also upgrade Java, if you don't have the last version.

[fabx24]

MatteoF50 ho provato e mi ha detto che adesso manco il fatal error code gli fa

[MatteoF50]

Originally Posted by fabx24

MatteoF50 ho provato e mi ha detto che adesso manco il fatal error code gli fa

Hai provato cosa?
Che cosa gli fa al posto del Fatal_5?

[fabx24]

Nulla. Aveva sbagliato l'exe. Al posto di quello craccato aveva quello originale. Poi mise quello craccato e gli dava server_fatal_error_code5

[AnonymousEVPV]

berkay2578 : Thanks ! you last edit on github is nice ! all vinyls works !

But, i have 1 problem and 1 question :P

(i have been launch soapbox UDP) the game no join a lobby
screenshot :

and my question is : do you think it possible to deleted the limit of 31 vinyls max ?

Thanks

[berkay2578]

Originally Posted by AnonymousEVPV

berkay2578 : Thanks ! you last edit on github is nice ! all vinyls works !

But, i have 1 problem and 1 question :P

(i have been launch soapbox UDP) the game no join a lobby
screenshot :

and my question is : do you think it possible to deleted the limit of 31 vinyls max ?

Thanks

weird bug you're having, make sure your XMPP+UDP IP are both typed in correctly. (and type them only with IPv4Addr, don't use http:// or )

I think the 31 vinyl limit is set in the game, game might throw BufferOverflowException when I change it but I'll see what I can do

[AnonymousEVPV]

Originally Posted by berkay2578

weird bug you're having, make sure your XMPP+UDP IP are both typed in correctly. (and type them only with IPv4Addr, don't use http:// or )

Hum, its possible but i can use powerups and chat MP, i have see i no use http:// or others.

i use :

mvn clean compile assembly:single

java -Djsse.enableCBCProtection=false -jar soapbox-race-1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1

UDP : mvn clean verify

java -jar soapbox-udp.jar

Originally Posted by berkay2578

I think the 31 vinyl limit is set in the game, game might throw BufferOverflowException when I change it but I'll see what I can do

Okay thanks you

[berkay2578]

Originally Posted by AnonymousEVPV

Hum, its possible but i can use powerups and chat MP, i have see i no use http:// or others.

Marshaller bug, fixed it now. Refresh your repo and try again now.

[fabx24]

nfs_fan i want to join you. please give me your ip on skype

[AnonymousEVPV]

Originally Posted by berkay2578

Marshaller bug, fixed it now. Refresh your repo and try again now.

Thanks, all now worked !

i see the protocol of the udp server and i don't understand why Id lower (ex ID 2) can't host lobby race for id big (ex : ID 1)

[DIRTxDRIFT]

Trying to join with a friend, both go in multiplayer, waiting for the countdown and there is a bug neterror_connect_peer_timeout in chat and does not enter the race, what's the trouble?

[berkay2578]

Originally Posted by AnonymousEVPV

Thanks, all now worked !

i see the protocol of the udp server and i don't understand why Id lower (ex ID 2) can't host lobby race for id big (ex : ID 1)

We don't know why that's the case either to be honest. Some formatting in UDP Packets might be the cause, currently investigating a 4player UDP packet to see if anything is different.

[DIRTxDRIFT]

Open SoapboxHillLauncher-windows-x64 trying to register gives: Login Error: Invalid response Data. What is the trouble?