Ok, I fixed the problem! I changed: udp:setsockname ('*', 65050) to udp:setsockname ('192.168.1.71', 65050) It works completely fine, even tried my external IP on the client and port forwarded via router and it works like a charm. No problems with the thread's pushin' n poppin' either. I'll post the...

Ok, I've made amendments to the code as you all have suggested, I'm not really sure how to go about fixing the race condition issue, if it happens or not I don't even know. On the server main file, I had incorrectly written the err line to check "msg" instead of "message", soon a...

I have a client that on a keypress it sends a single word, "fish". You're not sending only one "fish" when a key is pressed; you're sending one "fish" per frame after the key was pressed. Not sure if that's what you actually want. function love.update(dt) local message...

This post suggests that you should not pass 0 to udp:settimeout(). You haven't actually said what's (not) happening, by the way. What are you expecting your code to do? What does it (not) do instead? I’ve actually read that post, I originally didn’t have anything within the timeout, it didn’t work,...

I originally had that no number in the timeout but it didn’t work like now and I added it because of something I read on the net, it still didn’t work and I’ve just left it there. I’m expecting the client to send a single word “fish” to the server and then the server to receive it, push it via threa...

It’s gives me 192.168.1.71 same as client up and I’ve tried port forwarding on router, also tried local host and doesn’t make a difference. Firewall off too Cheers fd

Hi, lurked but haven't posted nor created an account until now, I've been just playing around with love for a while getting to grips with it, I've tried to setup a BASIC server with UDP that listens only. I have a client that on a keypress it sends a single word, "fish". I've tested the th...