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This plugin simulate what you usually can do just dropping your connection to the internet. | This plugin simulate what you usually can do just dropping your connection to the internet. | ||
This is a file called '' | This is a file called ''ws2_32.dll'' to put in the same ''arma.exe'' directory, and get enabled using ''-nocdkey'' and ''-host'' arguments on the command line. | ||
It will intercept the host name resolution for gamespy service, returning a "not found" answer. This is the same effect you can obtain disconnecting the network cable. | It will intercept the host name resolution for gamespy service, returning a "not found" answer. This is the same effect you can obtain disconnecting the network cable. | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 6 December 2008
nocdkey here doesn't mean you can play illegal copies with this plugin!
This plugin simulate what you usually can do just dropping your connection to the internet.
This is a file called ws2_32.dll to put in the same arma.exe directory, and get enabled using -nocdkey and -host arguments on the command line. It will intercept the host name resolution for gamespy service, returning a "not found" answer. This is the same effect you can obtain disconnecting the network cable.
How to run 2 ArmAs on the same PC
Need a crafted ws2_32.dll, which returns WSAHOST_NOT_FOUND in gethostbyname() for armedass.master.gamespy.com or armedass.available.gamespy.com if -nokey is given on the server (-host) command line.
Editor/Server: \ArmA\arma.exe -window -nosplash -world=empty -nopause -host -nokey Client: \ArmA\arma.exe -window -nosplash -world=empty -nopause -connect=localhost
Will post on OFPEC for beta, if someone interested, and on BI forum.