Could be a few issues. Most likely you are dealing with NAT issues, in which
case you will have to setup some sort of NAT traversal method (look at STUN
protocol). As far as Mac -> PC, if the Mac PCs are using a PowerPC
processor, the machine byte order is different than the I86 byte order, so
make sure you are properly swapping values before sending packets.
ENET_HOST_TO_NET_16 and ENET_HOST_TO_NET_32 should handle this in the enet
layer, but you will have to do it internally for all of your data.
Brandon
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Hello there,
I've been using enet for some of my games for some time now.
Me and other who use the games can setup a LAN connection no problem
with both PC-> PC, Mac -> Mac and mixed (PC -> Mac).
In some occasions, people can get a connection over the internet from PC
-> PC, though it is very picky, even with all firewalls turned off.
As far as I know, no one has ever successfully established a Mac -> Mac
internet connection (or PC -> Mac either). This is a huge problem for me.
Anybody any ideas why ?
You can download a game that uses enet (thanks), GrassGames' Cribbage,
here:
http://www.grassgames.com/cribbage
Thanks in advance for any replies,
Aidan McKenna.
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