Leave the window open for as long as you want to keep hosting the game. When you've looked over the options, press the green GO button to start hosting! Now anyone should be able to join your game. You'll probably want to leave this on Public almost all the time. If you don't even want your pager buddies to see it, use Invisible. If you only want people listed as friends on your pager to be able to play your game, use Private. Only Public games will show up on the BYOND hub. If you want to invite the whole world to play your game, use Public. The other settings are for special circumstances see the Dream Daemon help file (pull down the Help menu and choose General) for more details. This controls how much you trust the game. This is only relevant if you need to use port forwarding, which is covered in the Hosting Troubleshooter (to be written). These options can usually be left at their default values. We're nearly done! But before you go ahead and start hosting, there are a few other options on the Dream Daemon interface that you may wish to play with. Continue opening folders until you see a DMB file. Inside each of those folders you'll see a list of games made by that author. Inside MyHub, you'll see a list of folders named after game authors. Inside Application Data is a folder called BYOND, which contains a folder called MyHub.
#BYOND HUB UNREACHABLE WINDOWS#
If you installed Windows in a non-default folder, type the path to that folder instead of C:\WINDOWS. Windows 98/ME: Type C:\WINDOWS\Application Data and press Enter.
#BYOND HUB UNREACHABLE MAC OS X#
To host using the Linux, BSD, or Mac OS X command-line versions, refer to the included documentation instead. Note: This article covers hosting using the Windows version of BYOND.
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