Server Problems

[Sp0nge80b]

have you tried port forwarding both 28000 and 28100?

it sounds like you tried to change BLs port, but are unable to check which it actually is, so BL may be trying to use 28000 or 28100 but you won't tell us which

i checked using a command on the console, it doesn't show in console but only in chat.

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[phflack]

echo($Server::Port);

it doesn't show in console but only in chat.

renaming your blockland folder and try again
you really broke something or you have an addon breaking everything
retry from a clean slate, it is fairly pointless to keep trying to test your router's portforwarding when your copy of blockland is so fubar

[Sp0nge80b]

And I told you that the image from the router has a different port (28100). You should read. "Cant show new port" yes you can use the same console command - do I seriously need to spell it out on what you are doing wrong in images? I am explaining where it is, shouldnt be hard

Also port forwarding has 0 effect from the master server, only UPnP does.

fine if you want it so bad

[Sp0nge80b]

I think I found my problem.
My router is loving gay as stuff and won't let me forward my PUBLIC ip. Static IP won't do stuff.

Instead, I'm forced to watch as nothing happens. forget Charter.

[Sp0nge80b]

NOEDIT: i actually can, it was hidden deep in the router, i'm stupid lol

[Kyuande]

fine if you want it so bad

hey if you want help you should provide more information and be more specific on what you're saying - otherwise we can't help

I think I found my problem.
My router is loving gay as stuff and won't let me forward my PUBLIC ip. Static IP won't do stuff.


Instead, I'm forced to watch as nothing happens. forget Charter.

you don't need to forward the public IP, only your local IP on the router should be port forwarded and the router will do the rest for you as long as it is done correctly to the right IP so the traffic for that port is sent to you instead of being blocked

[Kyuande]

I should note that the "192.168.1.150" is your local IP, not your public IP - that's just where the router can locate your device to port forward the traffic