Foundry VTT Tutorial - How to Install & Share FoundryVTT with friends on Windows
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Thanks for the video! Just want to note for others that I also had to allow the port forwarding through my Windows Defender Firewall (as described in the Foundry website article on port forwarding) and ALSO needed to allow all Foundry services through the firewall on both Public and Private networks
Absolutely amazing help with port forwarding thank you!
I followed the tutorial to a t but it still says my connection appears to be closed. Please help.
Thankies. This was a big help. 💜
So, I have a starlink router and the default gateway seems to be affected by Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPV6). When I do the "ipconfig" command in command prompt, my default gateway is a jumble of letters and numbers. When I disable IPV6 and run the "ipconfig" command, I get my IPV4 default gateway, which is in the proper format on just numbers. When I input that IPV4 number into my browser, I get a screen that says "You are connected to starlink!" With no option for "advanced settings". Though, I can see in my address bar that my connection isn't private. I would like a guide for my specific router lol
Icon. King. Legend.
Thank you!
Yeah my default gateway is IPv6 and not in the same format. Not sure if that's why, but I did everything else the same (I even have verizon internet, so the port forwarding interface looks the same as yours) and it's saying my internet invitation link can't be detected... I'm sure I did something wrong somewhere in my life, but I thought it might be the lack of specified default gateway on my end.
EDIT: I'm a dummy. I finally got it to work. Idk what I did that would help anyone else because I had some user errors but I'm willing to help if anyone else needs it.
Can you help with doing this on macos? :/
I have a question. I am a noob... So bear with me... 1 year ago i started sharing Foundry with the NGROK script (according to a guide found in youtube) .
I Managed to share Foundry, and still do... But every second time there are some players having to try many times. Sometimes one of them cant hear another player... A bit random. Also the FPS is needed to be set to 10 FPS otherwise it starts to lag and i am not using any effects.. i stopped even sll effects now.
I sm starting to wonder if NGROK compared to your method is affecting our performance.
By the way i installed NGROK, but still shares the "normal" internet invitation link.
I would be super -grateful if someone could give me a hint if i should redo anthing in my system...
I am not an expert, but... As far as I understand it's related to the hosting machine and its internet connection. We are having similar issues rarely. There are lots of data are being shared on the background. You may try one of the paid foundry hosting services to have a better performance. Almost all of them have free trials. Or, you may follow guides on r/foundry (I cannot send links on youtube). We cannot afford such a paid service, soo. We just refresh pages when it's necessary. Sometimes we gave up and use Discord for voice and video chat.