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Globally:
info frequency = 5000
And then for every cell (cellID starts at 1):
registration frequency = 5000 + cellID * 3
downlink frequency = 5001 + cellID * 3
uplink frequency = 5002 + cellID * 3
Example with one cell:
5000, 5003 - 5005
Example with two cells
5000, 5003 - 5008
If you want to chat with the computer of a different net, enter the net ip of that computer (e.g. if the other computer has the up 13.0.1, then you have to insert 13.0.0)
CrazyFluffyPony#0587
It takes the text, splits it up in characters and then sends 26 (or 25 or so?) characters per packet.
The same lua script (but running on other pcs) will receive those packets, and build the original string again.
it a dream to help you
one packet is all the data from a composite in one tick.
I don't want to go into too much detail, but this is how the packet informations look like (channel usage)
ch 31 n (receiver MAC)
ch 32 n (sender MAC)
ch 28 n (reciver application port)
ch 29 n (receiver IP)
ch 30 n (sender IP)
ch 1-27 (user data)
I am busy developing "Lua IDE 2.0", so i will not have time to write extended (and necessary) documentation. If you have specific questions, im always glad to give answers (preferably via Discord)
The PCs work without any network. But the message center app and the live click app obvisously require a network ti make any sense.