Regular setup
Using port forwarding
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Using port forwarding
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This section of the guide will walk you through the various config options and what they do, as well as how to set up a server using SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
.
It's critical that you've followed the guide so far, so that we're using the same paths. Otherwise, you'll have to figure out the paths for yourself.
If you've followed this guide so far, you can take the same paths the guide does, making everything easier.
Open MO2
Right click the mod Skyrim Together Reborn
Select Open in Explorer
Inside will be a file called meta.ini
and a folder named Skyrim Together Reborn
Enter the folder named Skyrim Together Reborn
Open the SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
A firewall popup will show mark, mark it both allowed for both private and public networks.
If the popup did not appear, visit this page in the troubleshooting section.
Now you can see the server is actually running:
As currently configured, only you can connect to your server for now, and we have yet to change any server options. We'll also figure that out in a minute.
To test if it works, launch Skyrim Together Reborn
using MO2, and connect using 127.0.0.1
as your IP address, and using no password.
Close the SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
for now.
Open Vortex
Go to the Mods
menu
Make sure Skyrim Together Reborn
is installed and Enabled
Press Windows Key + R
and enter this path in the Run
window:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data\SkyrimTogetherReborn
In that folder, open the SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
A firewall popup will show mark, mark it both allowed for both private and public networks.
If the popup doesn't show up, don't worry, we'll figure it out in a minute.
As currently configured, only you can connect to your server for now, and we have yet to change any server options. We'll also figure that out in a minute.
To test if it works, launch Skyrim Together Reborn
using Vortex, and connect using 127.0.0.1
as your IP address, and using no password.
Close the SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
for now.
If the firewall notice did show up, you can safely continue the guide
If your firewall notice did not appear, visit this page!
Now you can see the server is actually running: