Hello, I open a github issue to propose adding an argument to lan play
the objective of this argument will be to change the parameters of the network targeted by PCAP (Currently 10.13.37.1/10.13.0.0/255.255.0.0) at the start of the application
for example with the following argument --ip-pool
why ask for such a function if the network currently in place works?
I can give 3 reasons
incompatibility of LAN communication in cross platform conditions (LAN Communication between PS4 and Xbox One)
why put these consoles on a common network if they can't communicate ?
the instability of Wifi on consoles (and the possibility of playing only with players connected by Ethernet)
provide an ip pack Per Person / Account (X.Y.Y.Y)
X being a unique identifier per type of console (Switch / PS4 ...)
Y being the unique identifier per account (dedicated to a user)
This would avoid ip conflicts.
by integrating this function, we can use an external script (.bat for example) to open several instances of Lan Play (for example two IP ranges per console)
ranges 1 to 127 for WiFI and Ethernet users who accept Wifi users
ranges 128 to 254 for Ethernet users who do not accept Wifi users
exemple for PS4
(imagining that the identifier dedicated to the switch is 10)
10.0.0.2-10.255.255.254: Wi-Fi / Ethernet
138.0.0.2-138.255.255.254: Ethernet Only
exemple for PS4
(imagining that the identifier dedicated to the PS4 is 11)
11.0.0.2-11.255.255.254: Wi-Fi / Ethernet
139.0.0.2-139.255.255.254: Ethernet Only
this would allow under these conditions to support (in a context where the subnet mask 255.0.0.0 is used
127 consoles simultaneously and 254 if we remove the Wifi + Ethernet / Ethernet Only separation (I'll let you calculate the number of generations)
16,776,960 recordable users (normally is 16,777,214 but i allocate 254 IP for another functionnality in my exemple
allocating the range X.0.0.2 - X.0.0.255 (254 IP) to application servers
this feature allow to use servers like Super Mario Odyssey Online on Lan Play
(By Creating a Public Network Accessible to All or by creating a private game between friends using a private Lan Play server)
I hope that this function will be added because it will simplify even more the use of lan play (I tried to set it up but without success (Web development and machine development are so different)
Hello, I open a github issue to propose adding an argument to lan play
the objective of this argument will be to change the parameters of the network targeted by PCAP (Currently 10.13.37.1/10.13.0.0/255.255.0.0) at the start of the application
for example with the following argument --ip-pool
why ask for such a function if the network currently in place works?
I can give 3 reasons
incompatibility of LAN communication in cross platform conditions (LAN Communication between PS4 and Xbox One) why put these consoles on a common network if they can't communicate ?
the instability of Wifi on consoles (and the possibility of playing only with players connected by Ethernet)
provide an ip pack Per Person / Account (X.Y.Y.Y) X being a unique identifier per type of console (Switch / PS4 ...) Y being the unique identifier per account (dedicated to a user) This would avoid ip conflicts.
by integrating this function, we can use an external script (.bat for example) to open several instances of Lan Play (for example two IP ranges per console) ranges 1 to 127 for WiFI and Ethernet users who accept Wifi users ranges 128 to 254 for Ethernet users who do not accept Wifi users
exemple for PS4 (imagining that the identifier dedicated to the switch is 10) 10.0.0.2-10.255.255.254: Wi-Fi / Ethernet 138.0.0.2-138.255.255.254: Ethernet Only
exemple for PS4 (imagining that the identifier dedicated to the PS4 is 11) 11.0.0.2-11.255.255.254: Wi-Fi / Ethernet 139.0.0.2-139.255.255.254: Ethernet Only
this would allow under these conditions to support (in a context where the subnet mask 255.0.0.0 is used
I hope that this function will be added because it will simplify even more the use of lan play (I tried to set it up but without success (Web development and machine development are so different)
thanks in advance
Mathias Tavernier-Roux