The MAME team doesn’t officially support kaillera. In fact, when it was first being developed, they stated that they were vehemently against it being made. That being said, they have been known to use it, they just can’t support it publically it seems.
I don’t really see the point of this with P2P though. If you’re under like 80 ms on P2P, it’s about as close to offline as you’ll get outside of GGPO.
I was under the impression that you could use 0746’s p2p clients without having to forward a port if you had this Hamachi thing. Is that not correct? Because I’m sure many people aren’t using p2p as much as they should because of that obstacle. That sounds like a good reason to get this. I don’t think anyone is expecting it to reduce lag any further than p2p already does.
hamachi is like putting two people within their own server and then connecting to their “hamachi ip” so theres no need for port forwarding. it reduces lag just like any p2p client
Stupid question but do both players need to install Hamachi or just the player who hosts? If the former, you guys may as well rule out this thing taking off because people hate extra work. Which is why the majority always sticks with lagged out Kaillera even though there are better options.
Hello gentlemen. Im sorry for bumping this but I’ve just learned of this Hamachi thing so I have a few questions…
1)Why do you still the p2p kaillera client if you already have Hamachi? Doesn’t the fact that Hamachi allows a person to connect to your PC already makes it p2p?
2)If yes to #1, doesn’t Hamachi give full access to the other user over my machine? And if so, won’t when I double click the mame exe, mame will see me as well as my friend as ONE single player?
3)If no, and kaillera is still required, is there a way to use versions of MAME newer than 0.119? Like say the newer revisions? Or does the version of MAME itself have to support the Kaillera client?
4)How does Hamachi differ from LogMeIn? Does LogMeIn allow the things I’ve mentioned above? Or is restricted the same way hamachi is?