Post by Dmitriy Salnikov in Godot Remote comments

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Do you mean that it doesn’t work at all or you can’t find a running server in automatic mode? It’s just that macOS “cares about your security” and does not allow the use of UDP broadcast, which is used on other platforms to automatically determine the server address. If this is the problem, then you just need to manually specify the address of your macOS device in the application.

I apologize for such a delay in responding. itch.io doesn’t send me notifications for some reason :(

vinciarts1 year ago

Hi, I can open the app and play the mini-game haha. But I can't pair it with Mac. It's hard to explain :( You might need to ask your friends who have a Mac. I'm not sure if it's my personal issue.

Dmitriy Salnikov1 year ago (3 edits)

You might need to ask your friends who have a Mac.

I don’t have such friends.

As a result, I spent a whole day installing macOS to confirm in a couple of minutes that everything was working as before.

The mode with auto server search does not work on macOS and will not, as I wrote above. To connect, you need to change the “Connection Type” to “WiFi” in the application and specify the address of your mac.

Use the ifconfig command in the terminal to find out the address of the computer on the local network (192.168.*.*). It is also advisable to activate this parameter in the editor debug/godot_remote/general/use_static_port.