Re: Terraria server for smbx
Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2014 5:52 am
I think murphmario should make the server.
Uh, yeah. Someone else should probably make a server...9pipbubbles wrote:I think murphmario should make the server.
that's your localhost, nobody can connect to a server with that (unless they're joining a server hosted on their own computer).lighthouse64 wrote: also I just got the server to work. it's password is smbx and it's IP is:127.0.0.1:7777
noAce wrote:just google "what is my IP". Google will tell you if you don't already know.
I know I have to use the non local ip. thx though. I just forgot how I even got the ip address to the serverAce wrote:that's your localhost, nobody can connect to a server with that (unless they're joining a server hosted on their own computer).lighthouse64 wrote: also I just got the server to work. it's password is smbx and it's IP is:127.0.0.1:7777
just google "what is my IP". Google will tell you if you don't already know.
Then, you need to forward whatever port you're using (terraria typically uses port 7777, but I think you can change it). We can't really help you with this because it's a different method for every router.
However, if you go here and look for your router, it will gIve you instructions on how to do that.
It generally involves going to your router settings, though.
nah, I'm not interested in hosting a server.lighthouse64 wrote:I know I have to use the non local ip. thx though. I just forgot how I even got the ip address to the serverAce wrote:that's your localhost, nobody can connect to a server with that (unless they're joining a server hosted on their own computer).lighthouse64 wrote: also I just got the server to work. it's password is smbx and it's IP is:127.0.0.1:7777
just google "what is my IP". Google will tell you if you don't already know.
Then, you need to forward whatever port you're using (terraria typically uses port 7777, but I think you can change it). We can't really help you with this because it's a different method for every router.
However, if you go here and look for your router, it will gIve you instructions on how to do that.
It generally involves going to your router settings, though.. You could make one maybe???
ok. I just forgot how to add the ip address thoughAce wrote:
nah, I'm not interested in hosting a server.