As the question states, having a hard time finding documentation whether the TS versions supports it the same as gokus last version
Does TSRE still support Multiplayer Editing?
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Does TSRE still support Multiplayer Editing?
You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee MarvinTags: None -
Ive gone through the forum posts and I can get as far as this log.
[I] Debug: false
[I] Removal objects found: 1
[I] Symbol = true
[I] "Trainsim.Com Fork v0.8.005y"
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[I] Logfile Max Nbr: 50000
[I] Logfile Max days: 20
[I] Directory files found: 1
[I] Last Date Kept: QDateTime(2025-09-05 19:26:08.251 Central Daylight Time Qt::LocalTime)
[I] Logs Deleted: 0
[I] Run server
I launch it through the neccassary batch file to keep the winodow open and it just hands until I kill the process
You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee Marvin -
It is unsupported right now because there were issues with the sockets needed to connect a client and a server, and that was commented out.
I can re-enable that in an upcoming test version, but is there really demand for that feature?
Frankly, I'd think very few users know how to set up the port forwarding and firewall settings needed to allow hosting a server for editing.Last edited by eric; 09-25-2025, 20:32.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Eric, I can not stress enough how much of a demand there is for that, maybe not among the existing route builders, but the younger newer guys have come to appreciate that feature.You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee MarvinComment
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If you get it reenabled, I would happy to document the procedure of port forwarding and setup for anyone else who is interested.You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee MarvinComment
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Yeah, it's somewhat buggy code around the component that turns TSRE into a client-server app, and it won't compile when I uncomment out the code launching the server.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Out of curiosity (Im still getting caught up here) is this a compliation issue with the new NetBeans code base, or still the same C++ that has been established since v0.7. I believed there we plenty of successful tests then. I'm just wondering what might have changed, for when I start looking at the code.You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee MarvinComment
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Theres a method call which is undefined in the server component, so its in the code.
Everything's fixable, but value for effort, I can't see prioritizing this feature over things like having a way to maintain the settings file from the GUI.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Okay, that’s what I was looking for. Is the codebase still open source? Would you mind if I look through it? I wouldn’t want to to distract you guys from more important feature, but it would be nice if I could burn my own time to get a fork with MP working.You ain't stopping at this hotel, kid. My hotel! The stars at night, I put 'em there. And I know the presidents, all of them. And I go where I d*** well please. Even the chairman of the New York Central can't do it better. My road, kid, and I don't give lessons and I don't take partners. -Lee MarvinComment






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