Alright, well.. lets begin..
My question is, simply, using a command line, how would i differ between UDP and TCP.
Yes, that is all.
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There's 5 letters as the params for netplay in the command line.
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// Commandline: /ABCDE <nickname> <fname> <IP Addy>
// nickname = user nickname
// fname = filename w/ full path (if L) or path name (if C)
// <IP Addy> = IP Address (Client Only)
// A = U (UDP - Recommended if works), T (TCP/IP)
// B = S (Server), C (Client)
// C = C (Chat first), L (load game first)
// D = N (Stay in ZSNESw after disconnect), Q (Quit after disconnect)
// E = # of connections (Keep it 2 for now)
// eg: ZSNESW /UCCN2 nickname d:\snesroms 202.36.124.28
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