Wait do you mind explaining your code a bit? Because I'm kind of confused. Haha, that's the bad thing about game jams: no time to comment your code. I didn't write the UDP server, a friend did - but I'll try my best: Server side: The server.lua is started, using plain lua. We chose not to use love ...

I still don't get how to script shaders. D:

If you have an old computer you can just install Linux on it and use it as your webserver. No-ip provides free URLs for it. It would have to be on 24/7 but they don't consume that much power (I've measured, my Minecraft server uses less power than a light bulb). I cannot run my computer 24/7 as it ...

Wait do you mind explaining your code a bit? Because I'm kind of confused.

Well, the UDP thing you're trying to do works, but only within your LAN as far as I know. We made a script for a game jam once. The Game sucked, but we were pretty proud to have a working UDP broadcast function. Source code is freely available at: https://entropia.de/GPN12:Gamejam:KarmaExchange It'...

DaedalusYoung wrote:There are also several free hosts with PHP support, so you can try those. I've been using http://www.atspace.me and http://www.host-ed.net for a while with no problems.

I'll try that.

EDIT: I looked at www.atspace.me and it looks good. So do you get to even have your own website for free too?

You can't host your own irc server, but you can use the existing on there. I'm guessing the idea would be to use IRC as the communication protocol; you have a channel, your server connects to that channel and so do the client, and they communicate information regarding other servers via IRC. An int...

bekey wrote:In the IRC example one, the main server is actually a irc.freenode.net.

So you're able to create an irc server on freenode.net for free? If so then how?

But the main server would have to run 24/7. Plus I don't feel like paying money to host an online server.

Is it possible to create a list of running servers so the user can choose which one to join (like on COD) and not having a 24/7 running server that does it?