v2023.04.2

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2023.04.1

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2023.02.1

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.12.1

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.10.3

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.10.2

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.10.1

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.08.3

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in simple64, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.08.2

simple64-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./simple64-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in m64p, and typing in the IP address of your server.

v2022.08.1

m64p-netplay-server is a command line program. You launch it as follows (using a PowerShell/terminal window):

./m64p-netplay-server.exe --name "my server name"

The name isn't very important. The server requires the following ports to be open:

• TCP 45000 (for matchmaking) and 45001 (for syncing save files and settings)
• UDP 45001 (for transferring input data)

You can then connect to the server by choosing the "Custom" option when creating/joining a room in m64p, and typing in the IP address of your server.