So me and my friend are trying to play a custom map loacally but when I open the LAN, he isn't able to connect. Is there any way to fix this? We were able to play just a few weeks ago.
We're of course both running the latest versions and I dont have any mods in.
Local Play
10/15/2013, 02:34 AM #2
Are you both connected to the same router?
(And I recently opened a Tech support thread here)
EDIT: Missed the part where ya said ya were able to play b4.
What are the settings on both parties? Did his firewall change? Is he really playing the correct version? i.e. Did his profile switch to one of a different version and not notice? Is the router settings correct? Are you using direct Ethernet connection?
What is the set-up? Is your friend really connected correctly? Did his wireless/Ethernet card change settings? Is the game directory correct for the map? Are you sure the local play settings are correct?
Last edited by Cucoo5; 10/15/2013, 02:47 AM. (And I recently opened a Tech support thread here)
EDIT: Missed the part where ya said ya were able to play b4.
What are the settings on both parties? Did his firewall change? Is he really playing the correct version? i.e. Did his profile switch to one of a different version and not notice? Is the router settings correct? Are you using direct Ethernet connection?
What is the set-up? Is your friend really connected correctly? Did his wireless/Ethernet card change settings? Is the game directory correct for the map? Are you sure the local play settings are correct?
10/19/2013, 06:30 AM #3
My firewall changed. I got Malware bytes about two weeks ago but I can't say that its the reason we cant play because hadnt tried a bit before then. But that might be it. His minecraft account is right, his version is up to date like mine and we're sure the internet is correct too. He and I are connected to the net correctly. His wirreless card hasnt changed since. And I'm sure I'm doing the local play right since its the same way I did it when we were able to play last time.Originally posted by Cucoo5
Are you both connected to the same router?
(And I recently opened a Tech support thread here)
EDIT: Missed the part where ya said ya were able to play b4.
What are the settings on both parties? Did his firewall change? Is he really playing the correct version? i.e. Did his profile switch to one of a different version and not notice? Is the router settings correct? Are you using direct Ethernet connection?
What is the set-up? Is your friend really connected correctly? Did his wireless/Ethernet card change settings? Is the game directory correct for the map? Are you sure the local play settings are correct?
10/19/2013, 06:37 AM #4
Kinda go through the exact steps that lead to any form of error and then what error is displayed.
That helps alot, cause something might show up there.
That helps alot, cause something might show up there.
10/19/2013, 06:53 AM #5
OKidoke! I start up my 1.6.4 version of minecraft and press play. The game starts and I go into a custom map and start it up. I immediately go to the option "open to LAN", set the mode to adventure with cheats off and open the game on the on my computer. My friend starts his 1.6.4 version of minecraft and opens his game. His game opens just fine and he goes to multiplayer. He chooses to join and the little circles move but his computer doesnt show that my computer is hosting a game of minecraft.
10/19/2013, 06:57 AM #6
Ok so it's not recognizing it being on the local network...
Might be something with ports and the firewall.
Check to see that the port that minecraft chooses for the map is not blocked or is allowed?
That's just something I would check next...
Might be something with ports and the firewall.
Check to see that the port that minecraft chooses for the map is not blocked or is allowed?
That's just something I would check next...
10/19/2013, 08:07 AM #10
I start up my 1.6.4 version of minecraft and press play. > The game starts and I go into [single player and select] a custom map and start it up. > I immediately go to the option "open to LAN", set the mode to adventure with cheats off and open the game on the on my computer.
My friend starts his 1.6.4 version of minecraft and opens his game. His game opens just fine and he goes to multiplayer. > He chooses to join and the little circles move but his computer doesnt show that my computer is hosting a game of minecraft.
*Dons Phoenix Wright wig* Ok here we go...
Ok time to delve deeper...
So first bolded line, is that just typo or could you elaborate on that alittle more?
Second bolded lines...
Ok so he selects to join but it's not in the list? could ya ellaborate on this? Trying to make sure I understand correctly...
:P