Martin Wolf
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- maw
- Europe/Stockholm
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It would be pretty neat if Minecraft wouldn't refuse to connect to (W)LAN IPs just because the device is "not connected to a Wi-Fi network" even though the phone is either a Wi-Fi hotspot, or has a Wi-Fi Direct connection established.
It seems that the game is able to detect a running game in progress, but refuses to connect.Screenshots available, but only informational.
Thank you!
It would be pretty neat if Minecraft wouldn't refuse to connect to (W)LAN IPs just because the device is "not connected to a Wi-Fi network" even though the phone is either a Wi-Fi hotspot, or has a Wi-Fi Direct connection established.
The game is able to detect a running game in progress from another device in (W)LAN, but refuses to connect.
Screenshots available, but only informational.
Thank you!
It would be pretty neat if Minecraft wouldn't refuse to connect to (W)LAN IPs just because the device is "not connected to a Wi-Fi network" even though the phone is either a Wi-Fi hotspot, or has a Wi-Fi Direct connection established.
The game is able to detect a running game in progress from another device in (W)LAN, but refuses to connect.
Screenshots available, but only informational.
Thank you!
It would be pretty neat if Minecraft wouldn't refuse to connect to (W)LAN IPs just because the device is "not connected to a Wi-Fi network" even though the phone is either a Wi-Fi hotspot, or has a Wi-Fi Direct connection established.
The game is able to detect a running game in progress from another device in (W)LAN during Wi-Fi Direct connection, but refuses to connect.
Using a hotspot works only for a device that is not a hotspot, since the device that owns such hotspot is not allowed to connect under basis that it is "not connected with Wi-Fi". Devices that have linked themselves to the hotspot can join the host normally.Screenshots available, but only informational.
Thank you!



Likewise, I am running an LG Optimus device.