TIP 2: Set a static IP address if you don't already have one! Other NotesĮvery player must have the same save file for saving to work.

Make two separate rules for port 27886*, both TCP and UDP. Windows Firewall > Advanced settings > Inbound Rules > New Rule > Port. TIP 1: Make sure your firewall allows inbound connections! Players other than the host do not need to forward a port to join a host. This will be the one you use to host parties. If you plan to host P2P, you'll need to forward a port. In case of crashing or desync, please redo the previous step. Once everyone is together, you may start the party using /start. Guest: /join /xxxxx Step 3: Starting the Game Host: Double-click on the bottom right to host a room and create a /join /xxxxx key, then share the key with your guests. If the connection isn't acceptable, refer to P2P.

TraversalĬurrently, the only traversal server available is in New York. If no one in your group can port forward, refer to the Traversal section below. If you plan to host a P2P lobby for others to join, you must have a port forwarded. Use the pop-up window to host a party or connect to your fellow partiers. Netplay Usage Guide Step 1: Accessing Netplayįrom here, you can double-click your game to access the netplay window. Go to Options > Configure Controller Plugin and select N-Rage Input Plugin V2: 2.3c. You can launch it using Project64-MPN.exe after placing your ROMs in the included Games folder. Step 3: Set Up the Emulatorĭrag the Mario Party Netplay 64 folder out of the download and keep it wherever you like. If you need help ripping your ROMs, try asking google for advice. Mario Party, Mario Party 2 and Mario Party 3 are all supported. Obtain ROM files for the games you would like to play. This download contains our custom netplay build, which includes 100% saves, optimized netplay settings, game-enhancing codes and more. Netplay Setup Guide Step 1: Download the Emulatorĭownload and extract either link listed under PJ64 (Mario Party 1-3):

Mario party 2 save file