Play SWES Online *Without* Hamachi

This post will be short an simple. I will answer the questions about PPSSPP and SWES.
Does PPSSPP support multiplayer with ES?
     Ad-Hoc emulation is fully supported. Infrastructure isn't.

Does SWES and PPSSPP work on Pro Online?
     Yes. But you must follow the instructions to enable it properly.

Pro Online is the best method of playing SWES online, and due to poor documentation, nobody has understood why it doesn't work half the time, or at all. Not until now.
Forward your ports. The ports are listed in PPSSPP settings. All you must do to allow Pro-Online to function is both enable it in PPSSPP settings, and forward the required ports on your router.

ES does work on Pro-Online. I do not know if renegade works. There are no user limits on Pro-Online, but server limits still apply.(IF ES only allows 6 per server, then it is still 6. that is a limitation of the game engine, not the servers themselves.)

Hope this helps you out guys!

What do you mean by that? You mean we have to enable a port for Pro Online? If yes, which one?

The port needed should be listed in PPSSPP settings where you activate pro online. If not I could update the tutorial to include the required port.

That's great! I always hated using Hamachi or Tunngle. Although I've never actually used them for ES, I did use Tunngle for SWBF2.

Unfortunately, my crappy router keeps resetting my settings every time I try to forward a port so lel

If you have Java installed on any of your computers, there is a free java program that can forward ports without changing settings.

Anubis wrote:

If you have Java installed on any of your computers, there is a free java program that can forward ports without changing settings.

yeah, but my router.... kinda hates ANY change. Or anything at all. It often randomly disconnects devices. It's.... crappy. I really should get a new one, but I'm the only one who uses the internet enough to be bothered by it at home so I'd have to pay for it myself x.x and I'm currently kinda broke

It uses UNUP or whatever the fuck it's called - if Skype works on your computer, then this application will work, as Skype uses UNUP to open ports as well.

Skype doesn't, half the time.

UPNP ?

Yes. UPNP. That's what it's called.

I'll have to set this up once I'm all settled in to my new place