Simple question: what commands to I use to have two computers on my local
network flying in multiplayer? Everything I've found on-line has been to log
into a server, using something along the lines of
--multiplay=in,20,192.168.1.101,5500 , and then a similar command for output.
But I just want to be able to fly my two machines locally. I've gotten them to
work together before with a slave and a master, using one to drive both flight
dynamic models. But now I want to fly them independently, but being able to see
each other (this is for UAV research, as opposed to leisure flight). Anyone
know what command line arguments I need to use on the two machines? Thanks!
-cullam
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