Leaf
Numbers 18 Jun 2009
Right so I think we all can agree As easy hamachi is, it sucks. So in my hunt for alternatives I came across this.
Leaf I downloaded it looked around It seems pretty easy to set up You simply just make an account. Then you can add people like friends to your list. It even has a function literally called Gaming Network And best of all... No Size limits! You only need one place. Already sounds better? Well I suggest we try Leaf Who knows, it might just be better.
Anyone want to test Leaf?
Leaf I downloaded it looked around It seems pretty easy to set up You simply just make an account. Then you can add people like friends to your list. It even has a function literally called Gaming Network And best of all... No Size limits! You only need one place. Already sounds better? Well I suggest we try Leaf Who knows, it might just be better.
Anyone want to test Leaf?
Dauth 18 Jun 2009
*Moves to computing discussion*
Looks interesting, this might be worth looking into as an alternative. If its a direct connection then this eliminates the biggest problem we have when we use hamachi.
Edited by Dauth, 18 June 2009 - 08:54.
Looks interesting, this might be worth looking into as an alternative. If its a direct connection then this eliminates the biggest problem we have when we use hamachi.
Edited by Dauth, 18 June 2009 - 08:54.
Numbers 18 Jun 2009
According to there FAQ It is Direct Connect!
Do I really have a direct connection?
Yes, our patent pending solution let's you form a direct peer-to-peer TCP connection with every member of your network. There is no servers proxing traffic between you and your members, you own the connection.
http://www.leafnetwo...support.html#dc
Edited by Numbers, 18 June 2009 - 12:32.
Do I really have a direct connection?
Yes, our patent pending solution let's you form a direct peer-to-peer TCP connection with every member of your network. There is no servers proxing traffic between you and your members, you own the connection.
http://www.leafnetwo...support.html#dc
Edited by Numbers, 18 June 2009 - 12:32.
0kamikaze 18 Jun 2009
My personal expierience with Leaf has been exceedingly good. In a stress test me and Numbers conducted, 20 mobs built and firing did not slow unit response time at all. This is something we all need to switch to now.
WNxMastrefubu 18 Jun 2009
leave seems like a good alternative...but everyone already has hamachi it would be a hassle.
0kamikaze 18 Jun 2009
Fubu, this isn't like the other alternatives we've looked into. It took me and number around 10 minutes to figure out how to connect with each other and the results were beyond expectations. A simple guide with no more than FIVE steps can guide every community member to a superior alternative in no time at all.
Numbers 18 Jun 2009
I will add anyone into a fall out network when you put your username here
Also There is a few things you will need to do. First is to Disable the Hamachi network
Go to Control Panel
go to Network Connections
Right Click on hamachi and disable
Also This
http://www.leafnetwo...are-config.html
Edited by Numbers, 18 June 2009 - 17:33.
Also There is a few things you will need to do. First is to Disable the Hamachi network
Go to Control Panel
go to Network Connections
Right Click on hamachi and disable
Also This
http://www.leafnetwo...are-config.html
Edited by Numbers, 18 June 2009 - 17:33.
Zhao 18 Jun 2009
GET THE PROGRAM NAO There is NO delay its so awsome this is x10 better then hamachi xDDD
Admiral FCS 18 Jun 2009
Dl'd, seems much better than Hamachi. I've invented you guys Paved and Drag, please approve the invitation. I might get more active with this.
Pav:3d 18 Jun 2009
Btw is there anything else u need to do? do u just need to go to the lan option in a game and thats it?
I wish it would bloody use your username rather than your first n last name, Im known to everyone as "jim ficker"
Edited by Pav3d, 18 June 2009 - 21:48.
I wish it would bloody use your username rather than your first n last name, Im known to everyone as "jim ficker"
Edited by Pav3d, 18 June 2009 - 21:48.
Numbers 18 Jun 2009
All you need to do is what I showed for the instructions. That's really it
Pav:3d 18 Jun 2009
Just had a game of SHW with Zhao, the epic command delay seems to have dropped a bit. Need to test with alot more players tho.
Also need to try BF2 on this...
Also need to try BF2 on this...
Numbers 18 Jun 2009
How to remove the beep from leaf chat
Go to control panel, Sounds and Audio Devices, Sounds.
Locate Critical Beep in the list. Change the audio to none
Go to control panel, Sounds and Audio Devices, Sounds.
Locate Critical Beep in the list. Change the audio to none
Pav:3d 18 Jun 2009
Yeah thats almost the same as just saying "turn the sound off" Apart from that its awesome. I wish this came about during the massively active SHW times, coz this was the holy grail, one network for everyone.
Numbers 19 Jun 2009
I know that some of you have been a little upset about your real name being portrayed. Here is how to fix it. Go here
http://www.leafnetworks.net/
In a blue box you will see a login thingy enter your username and password. You log in
Then you go back to that blue box and view your profile!
Then you click on Edit Account Information
Then just change the first and last name and save. All fix'd
http://www.leafnetworks.net/
In a blue box you will see a login thingy enter your username and password. You log in
Then you go back to that blue box and view your profile!
Then you click on Edit Account Information
Then just change the first and last name and save. All fix'd
Ghostrider 19 Jun 2009
Nice topic here Numbers, I just installed Leaf nicely (disabled Hamachi, set up a Leaf Account, connected to Leaf).
As for networks everyone, Numbers made a universal network that everyone can join, just send Numbers a PM requesting to be invited to Shockwave Network.
Afterwards, you must enable VPN to play Shockwave... an easy thing to do.
Edited by Ghostrider, 19 June 2009 - 02:49.
As for networks everyone, Numbers made a universal network that everyone can join, just send Numbers a PM requesting to be invited to Shockwave Network.
Afterwards, you must enable VPN to play Shockwave... an easy thing to do.
Edited by Ghostrider, 19 June 2009 - 02:49.
Hobbesy 19 Jun 2009
So good I made an announcement over the Steam Community Group.
My ID is Hobbesy if anyone wants to add me.
Edited by Høbbesy, 19 June 2009 - 05:32.
My ID is Hobbesy if anyone wants to add me.
Edited by Høbbesy, 19 June 2009 - 05:32.
Alias 19 Jun 2009
I guess I'll give this a try this weekend since I haven't played for a long time.
CommanderJB 19 Jun 2009
I can hardly go backwards from Hamachi, so I'll definitely pick this up ASAP.