Quote: --- Original message by: A Juicy FrankSAPP is still among the easier ways of setting up a server that you yourself can join, or at least a viable option. I know from personal usage that
this tutorial's process of setup works. Of course, make sure you're getting the latest download from the official SAPP site:
Quote: --- Original message by: YSlayer12 (
xhalo.tk )
Update with some relative information:
http://i.imgur.com/pE8rCD5.pngThe folder with my settings and files looks like this ^. The 'sapp' folder was created automatically once running the server.
http://i.imgur.com/KDv1BbY.pngThis init.txt fits my basic needs. Last command is 'load'. More command documentation
here.
http://i.imgur.com/qZXKyMb.pngI skipped the video's step about changing the game's client/server ports since that change is done per profile. A more 'blanketing' effect can be done by adding '-port 23000 -cport 23002' into HaloCE's shortcut target.
http://i.imgur.com/jYyLdoN.pngSince I only ever need the server for personal tests, it's always being run on the same system as my client. This means I can connect to my server using the 'localhost:<port>' address. The port is still 2302 because I'm using the default port settings on the default haloceded.exe copied from the root directory.
http://i.imgur.com/i3amskT.pngScreen in-game. Hopefully the video can sort everything out for you.
Edited by A Juicy Frank on Nov 25, 2014 at 06:53 PM