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You can also host from your own machine.
You just need to forward the ports from the player.json in your router (same as for servers)
Then you should create a vmod or use one you have
Last step is to start to server via the last icon in the launcher. Wait till its started and if everything is done proper everyone can join. ;)
 
You just need to forward the ports from the player.json in your router (same as for servers)

Multiplayer.json ;)

by default:
"Simulation Port":54297,
"Simulation Port#":"range is 1025 - 65535",
"HTTP Server Port":64297,
"HTTP Server Port#":"range is 1025 - 65535. Used for file sharing",

1. Open the ports in your Router

How to forward a port number in your router is different by brand. So you'll have to google your router.

192.168.0.107 = is my local IP from my game PC. It's dynamic IP by default so it might change if you reboot your PC, If you can't acces your server after a reboot. Change the IP in the router
I've set both ports the forward UDP and TCP. (Beide = Both in Dutch)

ports.jpg


2. Firewall

First time you click on the Host button in the launcher. You'll be asked to open the firewall for the dedicated server program. If you click Cancel here ==> you'll need to open the firewall manually. :speechless:

firewall.jpg

The dedicated server program will open and you're able to set up a server...
If you have a Vmod. :D

3. Vmod

There are tools to make life more easy. But this is the original way to do it. :)

- Click 1-2-3
123.jpg

- Fill in a Mod name (NO SPACES !!!) and click next
Jims_MOD.jpg

- Choose 1 or more (ctrl-click) tracks ==> Click next
- Choose 1 or more (ctrl-click) Cars ==> Click next
- Choose aditional components like sounds or other stuff (if needed, mosty not, just click next)
track.jpg

- check package file: name and LOCATION (it's always wrong :p)
- Click in the little icon next to it and go to your rF2 packages folder. ==> Video at the bottom
- tick/untick the track layouts you want to use
- same with cars
- click package
- click install

Vmod.jpg

Vmod done :thumbsup:

4. Click on the Host button

- IMPORTANT: Network speed of the server = lower as your maximum upload speed.

It will take you 5 min to do... :)

 
Multiplayer.json ;)

by default:
"Simulation Port":54297,
"Simulation Port#":"range is 1025 - 65535",
"HTTP Server Port":64297,
"HTTP Server Port#":"range is 1025 - 65535. Used for file sharing",

1. Open the ports in your Router

How to forward a port number in your router is different by brand. So you'll have to google your router.

192.168.0.107 = is my local IP from my game PC. It's dynamic IP by default so it might change if you reboot your PC, If you can't acces your server after a reboot. Change the IP in the router
I've set both ports the forward UDP and TCP. (Beide = Both in Dutch)

View attachment 108706

2. Firewall

First time you click on the Host button in the launcher. You'll be asked to open the firewall for the dedicated server program. If you click Cancel here ==> you'll need to open the firewall manually. :speechless:

View attachment 108709

The dedicated server program will open and you're able to set up a server...
If you have a Vmod. :D

3. Vmod

There are tools to make life more easy. But this is the original way to do it. :)

- Click 1-2-3
View attachment 108710

- Fill in a Mod name (NO SPACES !!!) and click next
View attachment 108715

- Choose 1 or more (ctrl-click) tracks ==> Click next
- Choose 1 or more (ctrl-click) Cars ==> Click next
- Choose aditional components like sounds or other stuff (if needed, mosty not, just click next)
View attachment 108716

- check package file: name and LOCATION (it's always wrong :p)
- Click in the little icon next to it and go to your rF2 packages folder. ==> Video at the bottom
- tick/untick the track layouts you want to use
- same with cars
- click package
- click install

View attachment 108728

Vmod done :thumbsup:

4. Click on the Host button

- IMPORTANT: Network speed of the server = lower as your maximum upload speed.

It will take you 5 min to do... :)

That's great Gijs thanks very much
 

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