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In a first for the Touhou series, Scarlet Weather Rhapsody supports netplay without needing to use any third-party programs or modifications. Simply hit the "vs Network" option in the menu.

The Vs Network screen[]

SWRvsNetwork

Scarlet Weather Rhapsody vs Network screen

  • Host Server.

Will ask you to choose a port number, then asks you whether you want spectators to be allowed in the match or not, then will wait for someone to join.

  • Enter and connect to server at IP.

Use the Up, down, left and right buttons to input an IP address and port number to connect to.

  • Connect to server at IP from list.

This gets a list of IPs from the "address.txt" file in the Scarlet Weather Rhapsody game directory. To add IPs to this file, make sure each one is a valid IP:Port combination, and on a separate line. Use the Up and Down buttons to choose between IP addresses to join.

  • Connect to server from history.

Brings up a list of previously connected to servers, use Up and Down to choose between them.

  • Connect to server at IP on clipboard.
    Netplay help

    Network and profile screens translated

This option checks if you have an IP:Port address on the clipboard (i.e: that you have copied in text), and if so, will connect to that address.

  • Choose Profile.

Choose which profile you wish to use in netplay.


Issues[]

Scarlet Weather Rhapsody defaults to using UDP port 10800, so people wanting to host games may find it useful to forward that port on their modems. Another alternative if you are having trouble with netplay is to get Hamachi, which simulates a local area network and steps around many of the issues otherwise present in online play.


Touhou 10.5 Netplay Guide[]



  • Easy tutorial on how to connect to players using Network Connection. This can also be done using HAMACHI (Version 1.0.1.5 recommended). NOTE: There are several ways to join a server. --MGassailant 22:41, 25 April 2009 (UTC)

Host Server (Host)[]

1-1

Message 1: Port[]

1) You will be asked for the port of your server. 
  • By default, you should input 10800.
1-2

Message 2: Spectators[]

1) Spectator Option. 
  • Select the first option for enabling Spectators.
  • Select the second option for disabling Spectators.
1-3

Message 3: Waiting[]

1) This message appears when your server has been created. 
  • While this message is on screen, a player must join the server.
  • If a player does not join, this message will continue to stay on screen.

2) If a player manages to connect, the character select screen becomes available.

  • You will see the screen fade and hear a chime when a player connects to your server.

Enter and Connect to Server IP (Join)[]

2-1

Message 1: Input IP Address and Port[]

1) You will be asked for the IP Address and Port of your host. 
  • Don't forget to input the "0" (Example: 251.5 --> 251.005)

2) After you enter the IP Address and Port, you will see another message

  • Select the first option to connect to server.
  • Select the second option to not connect to server.

3) If a player manages to connect, the character select screen becomes available.

  • You will see the screen fade and hear a chime if successful.

Connect to Server at IP from List (Join)[]

3-1

*Address has been censored

Message 1: Available IP Addresses[]

1) Select from a list of IP Addresses. 
  • How to save IP Addresses explained above.

Connect to Server from History (Join)[]

4-1

*Address has been censored

Message 1: Previous IP Address[]

1) Shows the IP Address of a previous server.

Connect to Server at IP on Clipboard (Join)[]

5-1

*Address has been censored

Message 1: Connect to Server[]

1) Shows the IP Address w/ Port that you copied. 
  • Input IP Address of player and add :10800 (Example 2.1.2.1 --> 2.1.2.1:10800), on notepad.
  • Copy the IP Address w/ Port
  • For this method, you do not need to add the "0".
  • If you did not copy the IP Address w/ Port, then nothing will happen when you select this option.

2) If done correctly, a message should appear w/ server address.

  • Select the first confirm Address.
  • Select the second option to not confirm Address.
5-2

Message 2: Connecting[]

1 ) Connect to Server.
  • Select the first option to connect to server.
  • Select the second option to not connect to server.

ERROR[]

Error

Message: ERROR[]

1) This is an ERROR message, some reasons... 
  • Host is not currently hosting a server.
  • Version is not the same (Current version 1.06).
  • IP Address / Port may not be the same as host's.
  • Firewall / Antivirus is blocking connection.
  • No connectivity.



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