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About this mod
Plan your route, adjust switches, and view car placement on an interactive map of the valley in the browser on your desktop, tablet, or phone. Play with a friend as your dispatcher.
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Note
Derail Valley only supports IPv4 connections. If your ISP gives you only an IPv6 internet address, you can use the IPv6->IPv4 reverse proxy tool written by GamingCoookie found here.
How to connect
Starting the Remote Dispatch server.
Connecting with your desktop computer
Connecting with your mobile device
Playing with a friend
Granting permissions
By default, you can use the web browser to examine the map, cars, and jobs, but cannot affect anything. To change junctions or drive a locomotive using the web browser, you must go into the Unity Mod Manager interface, open the Remote Dispatch mod options, and click the appropriate checkboxes next to the selected username(s).
Using the map view
Using the job list
Using the locomotive remote
Ask for assistance on the official Derail Valley Discord if you are having trouble.
DO NOT REPORT BUGS TO THE GAME DEVELOPERS IF YOU ARE RUNNING MODS.
Source Code
Derail Valley only supports IPv4 connections. If your ISP gives you only an IPv6 internet address, you can use the IPv6->IPv4 reverse proxy tool written by GamingCoookie found here.
How to connect
Starting the Remote Dispatch server.
- Install the mod with Unity Mod Manager.
- Start Derail Valley.
- Open the Unity Mod Manager interface (Ctrl-F10 by default, if you do not have it configured to appear at startup).
- Find the entry in the list for the Remote Dispatch mod.
- Click the options button.
- Adjust the network port is necessary (7245 by default).
- Set a server password, or leave it blank.
- Start a new session, or load an existing session. Wait for the game to load. The server will start automatically as the game loads.
Connecting with your desktop computer
- Open a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge, etc.) on your computer, and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:7245. (Adjust the port number here if you changed it in step 4.)
- Enter a username to identify yourself and the server password if you set one.
Connecting with your mobile device
- Determine your desktop's local IP address. On Windows 10, this can be found in Settings->Network & Internet->Properties (button next to your network adapter)->scroll down to Properties->IPv4 address. Alternatively, open a command prompt and run ipconfig, then look for the IPv4 Address entry.
- Ensure your device (tablet/phone) is connected to the same Wifi network as your desktop.
- Open the device web browser and navigate to http://192.168.0.64:7245, adjusting the address to what you found in the prior step, and the port if you changed it when setting up the server.
- Enter a username to identify yourself and the server password if you set one.
Playing with a friend
- Set up port forwarding for your router. You can find guides for your router make and model at https://portforward.com. You want to forward the TCP port you set up above (7245 by default) to your desktop computer.
- Determine your external network address. (https://ip.me/)
- Tell your friend to point their web browser (desktop or mobile) to http://1.1.1.1:7245, using the correct IP address that you discovered in the prior step, and have them enter a username to identify them, and the server password if you set one.
Granting permissions
By default, you can use the web browser to examine the map, cars, and jobs, but cannot affect anything. To change junctions or drive a locomotive using the web browser, you must go into the Unity Mod Manager interface, open the Remote Dispatch mod options, and click the appropriate checkboxes next to the selected username(s).
Using the map view
- Click (or tap) and drag to move the map. Zoom in or out via the mouse wheel (or pinch gestures).
- Click (or tap) the red/white signs next to junctions to change them.
- Click (or tap) train cars or the arrow-shaped player marker to keep them centered in view as they move. Click (or tap) a blank area of the map to stop following.
Using the job list
- Click the clipboard icon in the sidebar to display the job list.
- At the top of the job list is a search field. Typing a (possibly partial) job ID, track ID, or car ID will restrict the list to show only matching jobs.
- Clicking a car ID or track ID in a job will scroll the map to that car or track.
- Click a car in the map will scroll the job list to the job for that car (if any).
Using the locomotive remote
- Click the controller icon in the sidebar to show the locomotive remote.
- Select the DE2 locomotive ID from the drop down list.
- Use the sliders and buttons to operate the locomotive just as you would for the in-game remote.
Ask for assistance on the official Derail Valley Discord if you are having trouble.
DO NOT REPORT BUGS TO THE GAME DEVELOPERS IF YOU ARE RUNNING MODS.
Source Code