Lan Play GUI - A Graphical Interface for lan play [UPDATED V1.3.0]

Red1Reaper · Dec 13, 2018

UPDATE 13/12/18
A new update has been released version v0.3.0 The PING update! this update includes a icon that tells the ping of a given server is ms so that you know what servers are going to be less laggy for you

changelog:
-Added ping functionality to lan play GUI, thanks to space for helping whit it giving me a function to native node ping the servers without using cmd or terminal ping.

Red1Reaper · Dec 16, 2018

UPDATE 16/12/18 OFFICIAL RELEASE Version 1.0.0
A new update has been released version v1.0.0 The Setting Update! this update changes a lot and is the first to be considered out of beta and out of WIP, is the first real release, it includes a lot, but is centered on a new menu, the settings menu, from this menu you can configure things like PMTU, broadcast, fake internet, and also where you have placed lan play, so you can name it as you want and place it where you want, also this includes the option to configure your default interface so when you connect to a server you connect to whit that interface automatically and you have not to select it each time! also now you can import and export server lists and share them, and also download the official server list from the internet so you don't have to add them manually, also the way the information is retrieved has improved and should be more server friendly and should be much faster and some server dupe bugs had been solved

changelog:
-Settings Menu
-Now you can preselect your interface in settings so you don't have to select it each time.
-Now you can change the PMTU.
-Fake Internet moved to settings.
-Broadcast option added.
-Now you can export Server Lists.
-Now you can import Server Lists.
-Now you can import from internet the official Server List.
-Now you can place lan play anywhere and select from setting where it is.
-You need lan play 0.0.7 or higher.
-Bug with double fetch fixed.
-Bug of pinging and fetching when change order fixed.
-Bug of server dupe fixed.
-Custom discrete scrolling bar added.
-Bug of last server cut out solved.

Red1Reaper · Dec 16, 2018

UPDATE! NOW IS RELEASED ALSO FOR MAC OSX

LINK

suroorbana · Dec 16, 2018

where can I find lan play 0.0.7 for MAC OSX?

Red1Reaper · Dec 16, 2018

suroorbana said:
where can I find lan play 0.0.7 for MAC OSX?

You can't you have to compile it yourself

KayShyGuy · Dec 16, 2018

Hello can someone help plz i downloaded everything but when I try to Load Interface in LAN Play GUI 1.0 it keeps saying "Download LAN Play v0.0.7 or higher and configure it in main config" but Main Config only has LAN Play location and I did that, am I missing something? Thx
EDIT im on Windows 10, all wireless w/o ethernet cable, idk if that helps

Red1Reaper · Dec 17, 2018

KayShyGuy said:
Hello can someone help plz i downloaded everything but when I try to Load Interface in LAN Play GUI 1.0 it keeps saying "Download LAN Play v0.0.7 or higher and configure it in main config" but Main Config only has LAN Play location and I did that, am I missing something? Thx
EDIT im on Windows 10, all wireless w/o ethernet cable, idk if that helps

Download v1.0.1 and run as administrator

Mothafuckka · Dec 17, 2018

KayShyGuy said:
Hello can someone help plz i downloaded everything but when I try to Load Interface in LAN Play GUI 1.0 it keeps saying "Download LAN Play v0.0.7 or higher and configure it in main config" but Main Config only has LAN Play location and I did that, am I missing something? Thx
EDIT im on Windows 10, all wireless w/o ethernet cable, idk if that helps

Did you downloaded the .EXE located on Github, called spacemeowx2/switch-lan-play
and pasted on the folder where the packet lan play gui is deployed?
For exemple:
\lan-play-GUI-win64\lan-play-win64.exe
When I did that, the error has stoped

Kawaiibaby · Dec 17, 2018

Can someone link me to what to do if lan play isn't showing up even though im using the spacemeow 0.0.7 version?

lisko · Dec 17, 2018

Would be great a windows/Linux version that exposes the gui via a web server. This way I can install it on my head-less home server, Linux based nas or even on an open router and manage lan-play with a web browser

Red1Reaper · Dec 17, 2018

UPDATE 17/12/18 1.1.0
A new update has been released version v1.1.0 A BugFixing Update!
Changelog:
-solved the bug that was making broadcast setting to not be saved.
-solved the bug that was making fake internet setting to not be saved.
-reworked how parsing functions for network interfaces thanks to Svahnen.
-changed the filter function to filter out more useless interfaces.
-solved interface problem with Mac OSX.

noreason4 · Dec 17, 2018

Red1Reaper said:
You can't you have to compile it yourself

Can you give an advise how to do so?

Red1Reaper · Dec 17, 2018

noreason4 said:
Can you give an advise how to do so?

There is a guide on lan play github but whatever

download the repo and use this commands
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

cd to the folder of the repo downloaded

brew install cmake libpcap libuv
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

noreason4 · Dec 17, 2018

Red1Reaper said:
There is a guide on lan play github but whatever

download the repo and use this commands
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

cd to the folder of the repo downloaded

brew install cmake libpcap libuv
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

Thanks! I get this error though:

In file included from /Users/user/switch-lan-play/src/main.c:1:

/Users/user/switch-lan-play/src/lan-play.h:18:10: fatal error: 'uv.h' file not

found

#include <uv.h>

^~~~~~

1 error generated.

make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/lan-play.dir/src/main.c.o] Error 1

make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/lan-play.dir/all] Error 2

make: *** [all] Error 2

I reinstalled lib but the error remains

Deleted User · Dec 17, 2018

Red1Reaper said:
Hello everyone, I'd like to share with you Lan Play GUI, a graphical interface for lan-play.

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Lan Play GUI lets you manage your own list of servers: add, delete, edit, and refresh them, as well as being able to see which are online, and how many players there are. On top of this, you're able to see the server version, and of course launch it with lan-play without having to type out a command.

It is currently available for Win32, Win64, Linux, raspberry PI and Mac OSX.

Video Guide with the new v1.1.0 update for Windows:

UPDATE 17/12/18 1.1.0
A new update has been released version v1.1.0 A BugFixing Update!
Changelog:
-solved the bug that was making broadcast setting to not be saved.
-solved the bug that was making fake internet setting to not be saved.
-reworked how parsing functions for network interfaces thanks to Svahnen.
-changed the filter function to filter out more useless interfaces.
-solved interface problem with Mac OSX.

OFFICIAL RELEASE Version 1.0.0
A new update has been released version v1.0.0 The Setting Update! this update changes a lot and is the first to be considered out of beta and out of WIP, is the first real release, it includes a lot, but is centered on a new menu, the settings menu, from this menu you can configure things like PMTU, broadcast, fake internet, and also where you have placed lan play, so you can name it as you want and place it where you want, also this includes the option to configure your default interface so when you connect to a server you connect to whit that interface automatically and you have not to select it each time! also now you can import and export server lists and share them, and also download the official server list from the internet so you don't have to add them manually, also the way the information is retrieved has improved and should be more server friendly and should be much faster and some server dupe bugs had been solved

changelog:
-Settings Menu
-Now you can preselect your interface in settings so you don't have to select it each time.
-Now you can change the PMTU.
-Fake Internet moved to settings.
-Broadcast option added.
-Now you can export Server Lists.
-Now you can import Server Lists.
-Now you can import from internet the official Server List.
-Now you can place lan play anywhere and select from setting where it is.
-You need lan play 0.0.7 or higher.
-Bug with double fetch fixed.
-Bug of pinging and fetching when change order fixed.
-Bug of server dupe fixed.
-Custom discrete scrolling bar added.
-Bug of last server cut out solved.

_______________________

A new update has been released version v0.3.0 The PING update! this update includes a icon that tells the ping of a given server is ms so that you know what servers are going to be less laggy for you
changelog:
-Added ping functionality to lan play GUI, thanks to space for helping whit it giving me a function to native node ping the servers without using cmd or terminal ping.

A new update has been released version v0.2.0 with a lot of bug fixing, all known bugs had been fixed and now lan-play-GUI should not be considered buggy like it was on v0.0.1
changelog:
-Bug of duplication of servers solved
-bug of undeletable servers solved
-Bug with moving the positions of some servers solved
-Bug with offline servers solved
-All known bugs solved
-There is still a minor visual glitch on windows 10 that when you move the windows a black border appears

Tutorial:

Windows
1.- Download the executable of lan-play adequate for your system (64/32 bits)
2.- Download the RAR with lan play GUI adequate for your system (64/32 bits)
3.- Uncompress the RAR wherever you want
4.- Put the executable of lan-play without renaming it in the same folder as lan play GUI
5.- if you have done this well you should have lan-play-GUI.exe and the executable of lan play on the same folder
6.- Execute lan-play-GUI.exe as administrator
7.- ???
8.- Profit
PS.- When you Connect to a server a cmd windows would pop up, you just select your interface and it would work, when you want to change server close that command line window and click Connect to Server on a new server

Linux
1.- Download lan-play-linux
2.- Download lan-play-GUI-linux
3.- Put lan-play-linux in home
4.- sudo setcap 'CAP_NET_RAW+eip CAP_NET_ADMIN+eip' lan-play-linux
5.- chmod 777 lan-play-linux
6.- Execute lan-play-gui-linux
7.- ???
8.- Profit
PS.- When you Connect to a server a terminal would pop up, you just select your interface and it would work, when you want to change server close that terminal and click Connect to Server on a new server

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Can we use this to easily create servers ?

Red1Reaper · Dec 17, 2018

Sasori said:
Can we use this to easily create servers ?

Not this is to connect to servers not create them

MeteK · Dec 17, 2018

KayShyGuy said:
Hello can someone help plz i downloaded everything but when I try to Load Interface in LAN Play GUI 1.0 it keeps saying "Download LAN Play v0.0.7 or higher and configure it in main config" but Main Config only has LAN Play location and I did that, am I missing something? Thx
EDIT im on Windows 10, all wireless w/o ethernet cable, idk if that helps

Same error here, everything well configured ...

Red1Reaper · Dec 17, 2018

MeteK said:
Same error here, everything well configured ...

Open Lan Play GUI as administrator

MeteK · Dec 17, 2018

Done, but same effect ....
The thing is that i've launched the gui but without the exe first, and it seems that a config file is created somewhere else that in the main folder ... even if i delete it, i've got a list of servers already ...

Mothafuckka · Dec 17, 2018

MeteK said:
Done, but same effect ....
The thing is that i've launched the gui but without the exe first, and it seems that a config file is created somewhere else that in the main folder ... even if i delete it, i've got a list of servers already ...

I'm new here and so I can not send links.
I'm trying to send a .DOCX file to teach you how to fix that error.
Please, let me know if worked for you.

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