Fiesta pserver using windows 8

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Originally Posted by ImNotSatan

Becouse your not supposed to act like a dick

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You're a very funny person. Look around this whole section and tell me who isn't a "dick".

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Originally Posted by LolOmgNoob

You're a very funny person. Look around this whole section and tell me who isn't a "dick".

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True story :P

still not getting it done with the virtual pc -.- I'm using bridged network and can actualy see my vpc in my network but what IP do i have to connect to?

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Originally Posted by CopperPilot

still not getting it done with the virtual pc -.- I'm using bridged network and can actualy see my vpc in my network but what IP do i have to connect to?

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I feel like running a server in a virtual environment would be rough on system resources. Anyways, connect through your local network. 192.168.x.x

thanks for your help, if I ping the address all pings come back but the fiesta client still won't connect. I made sure that all services are running.

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Originally Posted by CopperPilot

thanks for your help, if I ping the address all pings come back but the fiesta client still won't connect. I made sure that all services are running.

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Did you forward the ports for the virtual machine through your router?

as far as I know, a network bridge doesn't require port forwarding and the vm interface won't show me an option for port-forwarding (it's shown greyed out)
However I tried reinstalling the client and run into the following error: "_AIL_set_3D_distance_factor@8" not found in DLL [client location]

(I previously just coppied all client files from my old PC)

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Originally Posted by CopperPilot

as far as I know, a network bridge doesn't require port forwarding and the vm interface won't show me an option for port-forwarding (it's shown greyed out)
However I tried reinstalling the client and run into the following error: "_AIL_set_3D_distance_factor@8" not found in DLL [client location]

(I previously just coppied all client files from my old PC)

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What are you using for vm? And as xkl said running it through a vm will use up a good amount of ram since you have the option to give it a specific value for it's vram.

I'm using VirtualBox as vm and I don't have any problems with RAM, I set it to 4GB and I have 8GB total

What's your issue? Connection to the server running off the vm?

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Originally Posted by CopperPilot

as far as I know, a network bridge doesn't require port forwarding and the vm interface won't show me an option for port-forwarding (it's shown greyed out)
However I tried reinstalling the client and run into the following error: "_AIL_set_3D_distance_factor@8" not found in DLL [client location]

(I previously just coppied all client files from my old PC)

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If the VM shows up in your connected devices on the router, then forward the ports for that VM. You will also need to allow those ports through the Windows Firewall too.

If you're still having trouble forwarding, then use a VPN. Like Hamachi or something. Shouldn't really matter since this is a test server correct?